camper trailer canvas heat reflector

Hi Woobla
Can't answer your question but how was the show worth going?

Richard

Richard I got there at 10am and the que of traffic going in was painfull. No ARB, TJM or OL, lots of camper trailers and the usual camping stores, some boats etc. I was dissapointed cos I've got a Terracan and wanted to see if TJM had fitted the snorkel yet, but as they weren't there, what can I say. Cheap day out but hot.

Cheers Dunc.

For the reasons Duncan says, it was a disappointment for me. I was looking for roof racks and storage _Affordable_Storage_Drawers.aspx for my Cruiser. There were only a few racks and no storage systems whatsoever. Lotsa GPS stuff, comms stuff, suspension gear, caravans & camper trailers though.

We came away with a new camp oven (God knows what's happened to the last 2 we had), a caravan step and something I've NEEDED for a long time out in the bush - a TENS machine.

What's a TENS machine I hear you ask? It's a miniature version of one of those things that the phyisotherapists use when you've put yer back out. It sends impulses through the affected area to stop the muscle spasm. Being a prospector I often put my back out big time about every 4 weeks in the bush. These things are bloody brilliant at getting rid pf the pain! I borrowed one last time it happened and swore I'd get one fer myself.

But the show was a disappointment.

Bilbo

Been looking @ this for inside a canopy.
silverline insulation
Very tough material initially, don't know the longterm effects of vibration though.Will require glueing to create a suitable tarp.

eng

Woobla, get along to your local Bunnings and check out the silver reflective tarps, they work a treat.

Cheers Andy

Hi Jeff,
Camper trailers WA had them on a Cavalier camper, just had a look on their web site and they are $270. I was in Camec the other day and they had a big roll of the solar blanket material don't know how much.
regards
Col

Thanks Gents...and Ladies. I knew there would be an answer here somewhere. Richard, I went to the show so a mate could check out the campers. It is really good if you dont have a clue what you want, and too see new things but unfortunately the new stuff is light on. It was a good day out though.
Jeff

I took Friday off work and whet to the show. Arrived there 8.50 got parked two rows back.walked to the entrance first inline.Left 3.30pm crowds light or I thought so. I was dissapointed that I could not see any over head consoles,Also wanted
to check tyres out. Had a look at Coopers and Goodyear.But could not find
Bridgestone.My one moan is the cost of food.Luckily we carried our own water.
Cheers Brian

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Hi Woobla,

Had one made for my camper. The material was bought from Bunnings - i forget what it was called, but it is the same as the one you saw on the camprite (I know cause the friend that I bought it with has a camprite). Took it to a canvas company in Mandurah and hey presto! The roll that we bought cost about $9.00 per metre. The stuff might be called astrofoil or something like that. It was a good investment!

Steve

I have seen them at a desposals store in Vic Park. just add kids noodles to them to get the height seperation.