- Hey, folks.
It's Lauren from Snowys here
with the Darche Twin Cube Shower Tent.
It's got loads of features
and I'm gonna run through them with you now.
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You've got a nice quick instant up frame.
We've got two unique rooms with easy access ports
and loads of storage.
So it comes in this storage bag here.
Gotta couple of strong-handed webbers here
that run through the whole length of the bag,
so they take the weight.
And we've got a pallet section on the end here
so the frame isn't gonna rub through the bag there,
make it last a lot longer.
Weighs about seven and a half kilos, and also packed up,
it's 110 centimetres by 18 centimetres square.
Now, when the tent itself is fully set up,
it's about two metres 20 long,
about a metre 30 wide,
and about 2.3 metres or 230 centimetres tall.
So on the front here,
obviously we've got our couple of door panels
and around the side here, we've...
it's basically just plain.
We've got no windows or anything like that.
It's exactly the same on the other side,
with the exception of the corner here.
We've got this small little entry port
and we've got two other entry port flaps here as well.
Now these ones are zippered entry ports,
I'll show you more about that on the inside,
and then the rest of the back is just plain as well.
So the fabric is 190 thread count polyester, polyurethane.
It also has this silver coating here as well,
makes it all...
It gives you a bit of privacy, makes it e...
harder, sorry, for people to see you from the outside in,
especially when you've got lighting
and stuff like that as well.
And the floor itself is 150 GSM polyethylene floor.
So on the inside of this first chamber here,
we've got a couple of different features.
Now we'll start off at the bottom or the floor.
As you can see, we've got a couple...
a little section here that's removable.
So there's a little ring and a hook
on both of these two corners here,
which allows you to either hook that floor in place
or to roll it up and stow it away.
Now, the reason why you might want
to roll it up and stow it away is
if you're using a long drop toilet or something like that,
and you need to dig a hole into the ground.
So it's just got a couple
of these little toggle and loops there
to hold that into place.
We've also got these two storage pockets here.
They're quite large.
I could easily fit a wallet, phone, keys,
possibly even a book, magazine, things like that.
Definitely also a toilet roll.
Coming up to the side here,
we've got a couple of yellow webbing straps
or orange webbing straps that you could use
to hang clothing or a towel on.
And we've also got this, another storage pocket.
So we've got two pockets here on the bottom,
and then we've got three smaller pockets on the top row.
Now, as you can see,
the corners here have got elastic on them
and they've also got a hook and a loop.
So this particular storage pocket
is fully removable, like so,
and you can remove all four corners
and either keep this in this section
or hang it up on the next section
or wherever you find these little loops.
Whatever, you can basically set it up
whichever way you like.
Now on the roof here...
I'll just quickly hook this one back into place.
On the roof here, as you can see,
we've got this fly cap on the outside.
So you're, we're really protected from the weather.
And that allows us to have a fully mesh ceiling
on the inside for ventilation and breathability.
We've got a couple of little hooks up here as well
that you can hang any sort of knickknacks on.
And up the top here we've also got a large O-ring.
Now because this side has a removable floor,
this is the one that's set up more
for toileting or change room purposes.
Now we've got a couple of options.
On the inside here, we have an internal door.
So what we can do is keep this one here to be open and shut.
Come in, entrance this way, move in and out like so,
if you wanna set this up as a changing room
and have this as a shower or something like that.
Or alternatively, we can keep this door fully zipped shut
have this all set up as our, say toilet cubicle,
and then have our secondary entrance point over this side
to set up as a shower.
So in this particular section here we have,
as I showed you before, those entry points from the outside.
So this one here doesn't have a zip.
It's just a little hole in the corner pocket,
but it does have that flapover,
which will stop water or anything getting in.
This is ideal for a shower hose
or possibly even an electrical cable to come in.
So as you can see, as well with these seams here,
we've got these little Velcro tabs.
These are really nifty or handy
for keeping a shower hose in place.
And they run all the way up the seam
and across the top to the roof here
where we've got a couple of different shower hooks.
Now it's awesome that we have
these two different shower hooks
because it gives you versatility
in the kinds of showers that you wanna use,
whether or not that's a suspended shower bag
from the top here, which this frame has the capacity
to hold a full 20 litre shower bag.
Otherwise you could run a shower head
across the top and have it hanging from here as well.
This strap here for your shower head
is also not massively adjustable,
but gives you a little bit of flexibility
to adjust the height or the positioning
of the shower head there.
Here we have a fibreglass pole, flexible fibreglass pole,
that you can use to set up as a really rigid shower rail.
Again, that's removable.
So we've got these little hooks there
that hook onto the little black eyelets.
There's a second set down here as well.
So you can either put your storage chamber...
oh, I meant, sorry, your storage panel
that was in the other chamber,
you can move that across to here.
Otherwise, if you wanted to,
you could unhook this towel rail
and hook them back on and have it down lower,
whichever works for you when you're set up, really.
So we've got a zip port here as well,
which is another option for obviously your shower heads
and things like that.
And we've also got another larger one at the back here,
which gives you a lot of flexibility and access
with all the different kinds of showers
that we've got at the moment for gas hot water systems,
12 volt shower systems, all that sort of stuff.
So I know I've showed you it before from the other room,
but you can obviously also access this internal doorway
from both sides of the en suite tent as well.
So the floor in this particular side,
which is more geared up for your shower side,
is obviously fixed, it's not removable.
Now there is this little reinforced patch here with some...
a finger loop here with webbing.
We're not a hundred percent sure what it's for,
but I'm pretty confident that it is an easy way for you
to be able to put your finger through the loop,
pull the floor up.
So if you have any excess water or water that's pooling
or staying here on the floor,
you can pull it up or pull it off the ground here,
and the water will run down any of the sides that it's got
straight to these mesh gutters that is running around
all four corners or edges of the floor.
So, that is all the features
for the Darche Twin Cube Shower Tent.
If you wanna see how to set it up and pack it away,
you can check out our other video on that.
Otherwise, head to snowys.com.au
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