Or alternatively you could use a child's blow up paddling pool, all shapes and sizes to suite your cubical and at 40 dollars much cheaper. Maybe not a 10-year product, but looked after reasonably durable.
@@PhilsCampingReviews of course in summer not likely a problem .... I’m thinking of cold wet weather, if used for showers the night before camp pack up, would canvas dry on a cool damp night, before you have to roll it up? If travelling for a week or so in poor weather, how would it effectively dry? Maybe best for Qld and top half of the country in your opinion?
@@surfinwaves4769 good question, I don’t really know. My guess you will be fine as your using the tray on a daily basis. Consider getting the canvas bag for it, that will allow you to store while travelling and not getting other gear wet. That’s what I would do. If your using every day shouldn’t be an issue, but I’m not sure.
Drifta makes the bags, Wax convertor makes the canvas to save any confusion.
on the drifta site it says 12oz canvas
@@alishabab3 that would be correct
Cool idea, we use to use a bread crate upside down worked awesome
Great tip!
this is GOLD! thanks mate!
Glad you liked it!
Nice explanation. Thanks Phil. Keith
Thanks Keith👍
great presentation, thank you .
Thanks
My pleasure
I couldn't find one of these in Canada so I made mine from a portable industrial "spill containment" berm for oil spills.
I still use mine. Still looks new. A great addition to my camping gear.
Good quality Australian made canvas floor inside a Chinese shower tent.
😅 Best comment out. LOL. That made me laugh. Yep, it's true. It's a Chinese shower tent. Not a bad one.
Good one Phip,might have to see if it will fit in ensuit bag on the side of the Wallaroo.Cheers😍🍀🇦🇺
Thanks Graham
Or alternatively you could use a child's blow up paddling pool, all shapes and sizes to suite your cubical and at 40 dollars much cheaper. Maybe not a 10-year product, but looked after reasonably durable.
I couldn’t imagine that would last very long. I doubt I would get one camping trip out of a blow up pool
@@PhilsCampingReviews Then you don't know how to treat your property unless it's built for a war zone
Iv had one of these for a few years but its not a Drifta one.
Nothing out there that comes close to the quality of this one
Does it get mouldy or grotty over time?
As long you keep it dry and clean when not in use, I can’t see how it would go mouldy. Don’t leave water in it for to long.
@@PhilsCampingReviews of course in summer not likely a problem .... I’m thinking of cold wet weather, if used for showers the night before camp pack up, would canvas dry on a cool damp night, before you have to roll it up? If travelling for a week or so in poor weather, how would it effectively dry? Maybe best for Qld and top half of the country in your opinion?
@@surfinwaves4769 good question, I don’t really know. My guess you will be fine as your using the tray on a daily basis. Consider getting the canvas bag for it, that will allow you to store while travelling and not getting other gear wet.
That’s what I would do. If your using every day shouldn’t be an issue, but I’m not sure.
@@surfinwaves4769 I will look into this further and get back to you
@@PhilsCampingReviews thank you