| What is a TipiTighty Liner again? |
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New for 2010.
TipiTighty liners are our concession to the UK climate. Tipis are fantastic in any weather, provided you can have a fire inside, unfortunately most festival sites specifically prohibit fires in tipis.
When it rains heavily, tipis without fires can quickly become damp inside, the TipiTighty liner is our unique solution to this problem.
Tipis are beautiful spaces to live and party in, with our liners you can now enjoy tipi life whatever the weather.
The tipi liner (illustrated here without the tipi...)
The TipiTighty Liner fits inside your tipi, there is a space between the tipi door and the front of the liner, useful for storing chairs, muddy boots etc.
The TipiTighty liner is constructed from quality white canvas, to keep you cool in the sun and warm at night. The liner is complete with its own hat and boots to keep you dry whatever the weather. The liners 'boots' consists of a durable marquee grade pvc groundsheet with upstands, so even if there is a river running by your tipi it won't be getting in. The liners hat is a clear perspex dome, so you can look up through the tipi's poles and see the stars.
We recently installed a tipi fitted with a TipiTighty liner at a permanent site... "The tipi looked fab in the snow and on 2nd January, staff members slept in it whilst a further 200+ guests camped out at W.... Despite the 3 inches of snow on the ground and the fact staff had rushed in to clear snow thus arriving unprepared for camping in extremes we were all warm enough with just our summer camping gear. I am now looking to promote its use more by putting together an activity package utilising the space. I really think it is a good asset for the site and am still very pleased with it (and show it off to anyone who shows the slightest interest!)." |
| "...it was great!" |
| I stayed in one of your beach huts at Electric Picnic, and it was amazing. Thanks,Mary |
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