Maybe it's not very good but at least it's cheap, it's in belgium though.
http://www.lidl.be/be/home_nl.nsf/pages/c.o.20060321.p.Dekzeil
http://www.lidl.be/be/home_nl.nsf/pages/c.o.20060321.p.Dekzeil
Lidl 2x3m tarp
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got one from last year, just a simple tarp like you find in hardware stores. Mine came with some rope...
You can get these at any DIY store.
Would not recommend them for long term use. I used them once during a bike/camping trip and it held well during a really hard rain day. But due to the way it is woven it will not last very long (treads of plastic).
Would not recommend them for long term use. I used them once during a bike/camping trip and it held well during a really hard rain day. But due to the way it is woven it will not last very long (treads of plastic).
I bought one last time they were on offer too. Could only get black though. It lasted fine above a smokey fire, in torrential rain and wind for a weekend. No complaints except for the noise, it's one of those crackly plastic type tarps and the rope that came with it isn't brilliant, but for £3.99 
can't expect more I suppose.
Cheers,
Toddy
can't expect more I suppose.Cheers,
Toddy
I get them in the blue colour from a local market I think I got three for £9 last time great as a picnic ground sheet.Good too as a dry ground sheet pegged down under tarp/hammock if the grounds wet.
Dave.
Dave.
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Hi,
for a little more money I bought one of these!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN//Prod...en/Outdoor_shelter/product_2363223/index.html
for a little more money I bought one of these!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN//Prod...en/Outdoor_shelter/product_2363223/index.html
Labrador said:Hi,
for a little more money I bought one of these!
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN//Prod...en/Outdoor_shelter/product_2363223/index.html
How much does that one cost? (could't find it on the page)
I bought such a lidl tarp today, I didn't unpack it yet though
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Hi Gunnix,
just under £18.00, it even came with poles (as if we need them)!
The UK stock code is 2363223, you may need to order it from your nearest Decathlon store but it is a Qechua stock item.
It's made of polyester & without those poles packs down to something that will fit into the top lid pocket of your rucksack.
I bought it because it was the cheapest fabric (NOT plastic) Tarp I could find & I'm really pleased with it!
just under £18.00, it even came with poles (as if we need them)!
The UK stock code is 2363223, you may need to order it from your nearest Decathlon store but it is a Qechua stock item.
It's made of polyester & without those poles packs down to something that will fit into the top lid pocket of your rucksack.
I bought it because it was the cheapest fabric (NOT plastic) Tarp I could find & I'm really pleased with it!
Ah I found it on the french website for 25 € (http://www.decathlon.fr/FR/Product_...en/Outdoor_shelter/product_2363223/index.html) , but I don't really want to pay for those hiking sticks I don't need. Yet when you say it's good I trust you on that. Who knows, I might get one next time we go to the decathlon, thanks for the tip!
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