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Savotta Loue leant-to
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Weight
1,1 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Warranty
12 month(s)
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Product description
A traditional choice and easy to put up. Loue is a classic, which has been used by outdoorsmen and -women since the 1960s. It has proven to be functional and is still popular among today’s outdoorsmen and -women. Try it; you’ll definitely like it!
Technical facts:
Material: polyamide fabric; the inner part has a silver surface to reflect the warmth of the campfire.
Weight: ca. 1.1 kg
Technical facts:
Material: polyamide fabric; the inner part has a silver surface to reflect the warmth of the campfire.
Weight: ca. 1.1 kg
The approximate size of the packed product or the sales package is 380 x 170 x 100 mm.
Weight
1,1 kg(The product may have a light retail packaging.)
Warranty
12 month(s)
Comments
| Overall rating | ☆☆☆☆☆ |
— Show originalI have / had that shed. Functional otherwise but not waterproof, seams leaked. I sent back during the warranty period. They said there was a seam left out of the fabrication. The surprise was that the same product was returned "seamed", with rough binding added to the leak areas. I rejected the product without quarreling with it. It seems wonderful that the seam was worth doing with a used and relatively inexpensive product. In similar cases, the warranty elsewhere (eg. A tent) I have always replace a faulty product. But it is really fair that Savota has this possibility of others, others hardly have it or it requires logins or other inconvenience ... — Show originalI myself had that crank for a few years. The water resistance of Loutee deteriorates over the years. My friend recently bought a similar one and we got to compare the features of the new and the old. I got improved mine water retention with tent impregnation. In addition, the waterproofing properties of the loot increase if it is erected at a steep angle allowing water to drain from the slippery fabric. If a support tree is used in the erection, which is placed inside the sloping groove so that it corresponds to the fabric. I've been happy with the product. When set up in the wind, it can withstand even severe storms and provides good protection from the sides as well as easy and quick to set up. There are certainly good options. — Show originalI have worked well. It has been in the rain for many nights and no water has come through. — Show originalThat shed works great if not raining. The latest (wettest) experience 20-23.9.-12 from Boss Drill. It was raining at night, no hard deafness in any way and the shed was leaking water at the seams. Had it not been for a light blanket, the trip would have gone really wet. The fabric itself does hold, but there are enough seams and transverse ones, so the properties of the fabric are not utilized.
Why isn’t the product labeled with this water feature when other great things are listed? Or is it a single fault? It was bought about a year ago and used fifty times, now for the first time in the rain.
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