- This is the Black Wolf Turbo front panel.
It encloses the front panel of any three-pole awning
on a Black Wolf Turbo tent.
I'm gonna tell you all about it.
Let's get started.
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Ben from Snowys here guys
in the Brownhill Creek Caravan Park
which is a nice, quiet little stopover
for anyone travelling through,
or even an easy getaway for Adelaidians on the weekend.
It's right down here, in Adelaide's eastern suburbs,
and its really close to the Adelaide Hills.
I've got some Black Wolf products here,
particularly the Turbo products,
and in particular the Turbo accessories,
and I'm talking to you now
about the Turbo Standard Front Wall.
Now I've got this one set up here on a Turbo Cabin 450 tent.
Now, there's three sizes in the Front Walls,
there's the 240, the 300, the 380, and the 450.
Now they come in varying fabrics,
with the 240 and the 300
available in either the light material,
which is what I've got here,
and also the 230 GSM canvas material.
The canvas materials give you
a little bit more weather protection and durability,
but they're heavier, but the 380 and the 450 sizes
are only available in the light material that you see here.
Now, despite the materials being different,
the features and the way they attach are all the same.
Now, the Cabin tent here,
which have got a really wide awning
have got two doors, whereas the 240 or a 300
would just have a single door here.
Now, this door's zips open, it's just a single door.
I've actually got this attached
with a screen room underneath.
So, you can attach this with the Turbo screen room attached
and you can also attach it with side panels,
they all join together.
The two single doors here, and they all feature
a PVC flap at the base down here as well,
so any water that hits the side here hits this
and runs away from the tent.
Now, attachment is really easy.
There's just Velcro on the sides and across the top,
and some pegs along the bottom.
I've got a Turbo 300 over here,
I'm gonna show you how that one works.
Let's have a look.
So, I've got here a Turbo 300 tent,
and this is a Turbo Lite 300 front panel.
So, they weigh at about anywhere from sort of
two to about three and a half kilos,
depending on which size and fabric you get.
They all pack up to around about 50 centimetres in length
and 35 centimetres in width,
but they are a little bit fatter,
anywhere from sort of five to 10 centimetres
depending on once again which size you get.
Now, the contents inside the bag are all the same
no matter which size you get.
So, you get the wall, you get some pegs to go along the base
and obviously it all comes in a bag.
Now, no matter which fabric you get,
they all attach the same way.
So, to attach this on now, we unroll it,
and we can identify inside from outside
with the light version in particular
by the brown side being on the outside,
silver on the inside.
The canvas one is gonna be a little bit different,
but just make sure that the non-shiny side
goes on the outside.
Now, the top we can identify with the Velcro.
There's Velcro along the top and down the sides,
and there's three brass eyelets.
Now these marry up to the upright awning poles
in our three pole awning,
so these need to go over the spigot on the awning.
So obviously, the middle one goes over our centre pole,
the side ones over the side.
Easiest way I find to put these on
is to lower the poles down a little bit
so you can slip these up over the top.
Now, if you've also got a side panel attached,
as I've got here, you'll have a number of things
stacked on top of your spigot.
So, I've got the same eyelet here from my side panel,
I just keep putting them on top of each other,
and that all sit together, the spigot's long enough
to house both the side and the front panel eyelets
in the corner there.
So, I've got the three spigots,
uh, the three eyelets, sorry,
on top of the spigot so my three awning poles.
Now I've got Velcro on the top here
that we can just go along
and just neatly push into place on both sides.
That's going to seal the top edge.
Just try to line them up as best you can
along the top there.
So, once we've got the Velcro done up on the top here
we can go to each of our upright poles
and grab these tabs, loop them around the pole.
There's three or four of these on each of the upright poles
including the centre one,
and then we can go on the outside
and I'll show you how the front panel
seals to the side panel.
So, coming back around to the outside now,
we've got this Velcro tab here that will match up
to the Velcro on our side panel here,
so I've got a Deluxe side panel attached here,
we can just fold this fabric over,
and it goes right up underneath the top of the awning here,
and we can see it all, both panels together,
right down to the base.
As we get down to the base, I'll talk about the peg points,
and what I've actually noticed
is that I've grabbed an old side panel here.
This doesn't actually have the PVC flap that now features
on all of these side panels like I showed you
on the one previously.
That will feature on all the new side panels
and there are also peg points on the bottom here
that we can put pegs in, one on the side there,
one in the middle.
The PVC flap that features on the base has a gap
that you can access the pegs,
you don't have to lift the flap right up,
and then at the base of the zip here,
there's two loops so that we can still get the door open
while we've got a peg in this point here.
And just while we're on the door,
if you unzip this all the way,
this will marry up with
if we had a screen room set up in here,
would marry up with the door in the screen room.
And there's tabs on here so we can actually
secure the door open if we like.
So, as we can see on the 300 and the 240 version of this,
there's a door on one side
and there's just a solid panel on the other here.
That is all the features
and how you attach the standard front panels
on a Black Wolf Turbo tent.
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