Enthusiast III
- 1,146
- First Name
- Kirk
- Last Name
- Sinclair
- Member #
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17113
- Ham/GMRS Callsign
- VA3KXS
SOLD
- Tarp with integrated/convertible mesh sidewalls provides vehicle based shelter for hunting, camping & off-road adventures
- Unique attachment system easily connects to most Jeeps, SUV's or trucks
- Dual pole "awning" set up with vehicle
- Mesh walls roll up and secures to the tarp with toggle system when not needed
- Includes two heavy duty, 96" tall steel poles
- Includes 10" super-duty steel stakes
- Includes heavy duty reflective guylines
- Carry bag included
Packaged Weight: 16 lbs 10 oz
Dimensions: 160" x 103/192"
Mesh Room Size: 128" x 105" (10'8" x 8'9")
Packed Size: 27" x 8.75" x 9.5"
Peak Height: 96"
# of Poles: 2 steel poles (96" tall, 5 segments each)
Fly Material: 68D polyester / 1200mm
Mesh Material: 40D Polyester No-See-Um Mesh
I purchased a Slumberjack Roadhouse Screen Tarp last year hoping it would work with my pop up camper on the back of my pickup. Long story short, it needs to drape over the roof of the vehicle to work properly and that is not possible for me.
Paid $200 USD (~$265 CAD plus $98 shipping/import fees).
I bent one of the tent pegs and straightened it out again (they do not go thru rock!)
Their website is here: Roadhouse Screen Tarp
Youtube video:
- Tarp with integrated/convertible mesh sidewalls provides vehicle based shelter for hunting, camping & off-road adventures
- Unique attachment system easily connects to most Jeeps, SUV's or trucks
- Dual pole "awning" set up with vehicle
- Mesh walls roll up and secures to the tarp with toggle system when not needed
- Includes two heavy duty, 96" tall steel poles
- Includes 10" super-duty steel stakes
- Includes heavy duty reflective guylines
- Carry bag included
Packaged Weight: 16 lbs 10 oz
Dimensions: 160" x 103/192"
Mesh Room Size: 128" x 105" (10'8" x 8'9")
Packed Size: 27" x 8.75" x 9.5"
Peak Height: 96"
# of Poles: 2 steel poles (96" tall, 5 segments each)
Fly Material: 68D polyester / 1200mm
Mesh Material: 40D Polyester No-See-Um Mesh
I purchased a Slumberjack Roadhouse Screen Tarp last year hoping it would work with my pop up camper on the back of my pickup. Long story short, it needs to drape over the roof of the vehicle to work properly and that is not possible for me.
Paid $200 USD (~$265 CAD plus $98 shipping/import fees).
I bent one of the tent pegs and straightened it out again (they do not go thru rock!)
Their website is here: Roadhouse Screen Tarp
Youtube video:
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