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Outwell California Highway Fleece Carpet

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The matching carpet for the 2015 Outwell California Highway tent awning, ideal for families looking for the ultimate in comfort.

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How to make your California Highway awning more luxurious? Add a fleece carpet covering the living space of the awning, the fleece carpet has a PVC base for ease of cleaning and a soft fleece top for extra comfort underfoot.

Additional Information

Manufacturer	Outwell
Tent Collection	Outwell Touring Collection
Year of Manufacture	2015
Colour	No
Specifications	No
Flysheet Fabric	No Details Polyester – a synthetic fibre, made from polymer units to create a textile fabric. Polyester is the most popular fabric for tent manufacturing, as it is durable, reliable and lighter in weight. Polyester does not breathe though, which creates more condensation. Polycotton - a blend of polyester and cotton, primarily cotton (usually around 65% cotton / 35% polyester split). Polycotton is a more natural fabric for camping, as it is breathable, far more durable material, reducing the effects of condensation. Offers greater versatility in hot and cold climates. Ripstop Nylon – a durable material used in tents which is strong and repairable due to its Ripstop properties.
Groundsheet Fabric	No
Inner Fabric	No
Window Fabric	No
Height (cm)	No
Length (cm)	No
Width (cm)	No
Weight (kg)	No
Pack Size (cm)	No
Poles	No
Poles or Air	No Details Most tent structure are either Airbeam or Poled in design, both have advantages and disadvantages. Air tents are quicker to pitch, but more expensive when compated to traditional pole style tents. Some tents are hybrids, and combine poles and air technologies.
Fire Retardant	Yes Details Fire Retardant – all modern tent fabrics are fire-retardant under EN5912 European Safety Laws. Caution with fire must always be used, as flame retardant fabrics, will still catch fire given the right circumstances.