Quest Pop up Gazebo (1 Viewer)

[injebreck99]

Online at Robert Dyas £149.99 + 3.95 delivery.

I think you will find that they charge £15 delivery for bulky items, I had to both times.

 

[zac]

Try Robert Dyas

http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/quest-s...iate=78888&utm_source=AW&utm_medium=affiliate

Thanks

 

[zac]

So the sides you buy i.e. Here do i need 3 lots of these if i want to cover the 6 sides or is that over kill?

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[irnbru]

So the sides you buy i.e. Here do i need 3 lots of these if i want to cover the 6 sides or is that over kill?

@Minxy Girl was selling these a while ago.

 

[Jimbohorlicks]

So the sides you buy i.e. Here do i need 3 lots of these if i want to cover the 6 sides or is that over kill?

yes you need to buy 3 pairs

 

[PeteH]

We had a Coleman one in the USA, Kept the "no-see-ums" at bay. Took about 3 min to erect and put away, Cost about $85-00, if I remember, the "mesh" acts like "Windblockers" as well reducing wind speed/chill.

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[Leltel]

We have one, goes up quick and easy. Great bit of extra space to store the grandson & his toys when he comes with us, and the hubby!

 

[Chrysalis]

Yes it is Robert Dyers. I followed a link earlier in the thread, but I should have copied it

 

[Chrysalis]

Try Robert Dyas

http://www.robertdyas.co.uk/quest-s...iate=78888&utm_source=AW&utm_medium=affiliate

Which site was this as it doesnt say?

Thanks

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[Langtoftlad]

A "Q" to all you Quest Pop-Up Gazebo Experts - when 'popped' down do you zip up the door flaps before stowing it in the bag, or leave them unzipped ???

Delighted to report mine performed admirably at Callow End - attracted three who were brave enough to make enquiries... so I was pleased/relieved the pop down packing away process was achieved with aplomb for the surreptitious audience...

Lesson learnt - gazebo bag is not waterproof... generally travels on my bed... never gave it a thought... came home to very wet bedding ... luckily didn' soak through to the upholstery... in future will be stashed in the shower room for journey home.
Just popped it up in the garden as was still a bit wet, pretty much bone dry after what, an hour.
Great piece of kit.

So - door, zipped or unzipped for stowing?

 

[The Dudess]

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A "Q" to all you Quest Pop-Up Gazebo Experts - when 'popped' down do you zip up the door flaps before stowing it in the bag, or leave them unzipped ???

Delighted to report mine performed admirably at Callow End - attracted three who were brave enough to make enquiries... so I was pleased/relieved the pop down packing away process was achieved with aplomb for the surreptitious audience...

Lesson learnt - gazebo bag is not waterproof... generally travels on my bed... never gave it a thought... came home to very wet bedding ... luckily didn' soak through to the upholstery... in future will be stashed in the shower room for journey home.
Just popped it up in the garden as was still a bit wet, pretty much bone dry after what, an hour.
Great piece of kit.

So - door, zipped or unzipped for stowing?

Unzipped for sure.

 

[icantremember]

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Unzipped for sure.

Sorry, I disagree ... zipped for certain!

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[Ambilkate]

Bill always zips our up x

 

[irnbru]

I usually zip it up but depends how much a rush I'm in to pack it away.

 

[Minxy]

The only reason I can think of for erring on one side or the other is that zipping up the door when stowing means that when you come to re-erect it the awning will stand as it should with the right 'distance' for each side, whereas having the door unzipped could mean it is too wide, however as you have to go inside to push up the centre anyway unless you intend to peg the sides out and then push the middle up there's no point in zipping it up! So now I'm not so sure!

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[Stewart J]

Another "Unzipped"

 

[Steve N Tracy]

Zipped for us because its easier to roll up, and that's how they supplied it.

 

[Delboyarapaho]

Interested to hear the views of others. we have the six sided one and used it in Italy for the first time this year. As others say they are a bit bulky to transport, but a couple of unexpected observations:

despite daytime temperatures of 35c, on a couple of occasions we had a deluge of rain with strong winds. The roof collapsed and filled with water (It really did rain!). Fortunately I left our table inside which prevented the roof completely falling to the ground, which would probably have damaged the thing. Bloody heavy to lift from the table once it stopped raining but at least it was undamaged.

We found the environment in the pop up rather too warm as the sides prevented any breeze from coming in. It was very warm as I say but we hoped to eat in there several evenings and it was just too warm. That said I hope it will provide similar temperature increase when it is too cool outside?

Lastly of all things a squirrel got inside and imagine the panic on it when I tried to get it out. It damaged the net on a couple of sides before he realised he could get out the way he came in. Just our luck first time of use....

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[Larrynwin]

Half zipped then

 

[Carol]

We zip ours, no idea why so I guess it doesn't matter