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james baroud dachzelt karlsruhe Space GRP Hardshell Rooftop Tent – James Baroud

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james baroud dachzelt karlsruhe Space GRP Hardshell Rooftop Tent – James BaroudDas James Baroud Space Dachzelt ist ein hochwertiges und langlebiges Dachzelt. Die obere und untere Dachzeltschale besteht aus 3 lagigem GFK und wird durch eine Gelschicht versiegelt, wodurch eine dichte und robuste Konstruktion entsteht. Das Zelt ist leicht zu montieren und kann innerhalb weniger Minuten auf dem Fahrzeugdach angebracht werden. Das Dachzelt ist in den Gren M und XL erhltlich und bietet dir Platz fr 2 3 Erwachsene und oder 2 Kinder. Im

Das James Baroud Space Dachzelt ist ein hochwertiges und langlebiges Dachzelt. Die obere und untere Dachzeltschale besteht aus 3-lagigem GFK und wird durch eine Gelschicht versiegelt, wodurch eine dichte und robuste Konstruktion entsteht. Das Zelt ist leicht zu montieren und kann innerhalb weniger Minuten auf dem Fahrzeugdach angebracht werden. Das Dachzelt ist in den Größen M und XL erhältlich und bietet dir Platz für 2-3 Erwachsene und/oder 2 Kinder. Im Inneren des Zeltes findest du eine 65mm weiche Matratze und ein Innentaschensystem, in dem du kleine Ausrüstung und Kleidung verstauen kannst. 

Das Space Dachzelt bietet dir durch den eingebauten Lüfter eine hervorragende Belüftung im Zelt. Der Lüfter reduziert die Kondensation im Zelt. Außerdem verfügt es über 3 Öffnungen, welche dir den Einstieg von allen Seiten ermöglicht. Unerwünschte Insekten können durch das bereits eingebaute Moskitonetz ferngehalten werden, welches durch einen leisen Reißverschluss am Tencate Zeltmaterial befestigt, und somit auch einzeln zu öffnen, ist. Um dich vor jeglichen Wetterbedingungen zu schützen, ist der Zeltstoff (Tencate Material) wasserdicht und gegen Hitze und Kälte isoliert. Das Dachzelt ist außerdem mit einer energiesparenden LED-Leuchte ausgestattet, welche für ein angenehmes Licht im Zelt sorgt. Zusätzlich bietet das Zelt eine 360° Panoramasicht. 

Der James Baroud Zeltstoff bietet hervorragende Belüftung und reduziert Kondensation dank straffer Spannung, die Luft durchlässt, aber Wasser abhält. Hochwertige Materialien wie der doppellagige, aluminisierte Evolution-Stoff bieten außergewöhnliche thermische und akustische Isolation. Jahrzehntelange Handwerkserfahrung garantiert präzise Zuschnitte und robuste Nähte, die extreme Haltbarkeit und Wetterbeständigkeit sicherstellen. Mit einer branchenführenden 5-Jahres-Garantie steht James Baroud für höchste Qualität und Langlebigkeit. 

Insgesamt bietet das James Baroud Space Dachzelt eine perfekte Option für Overlanding, Camping oder Offroad Urlaube. Zusätzlich erhältst du eine Leiter mit Tasche, sowie eine Matratze und passende Montagehalterungen, um das Zelt auf deinen Querträgern zu befestigen. Zusätzlich erhältst du eine Schutzhülle, falls du das Zelt abmontieren und über den Winter in der Garage verstauen möchtest. 

Da die Hartschalen in Handarbeit aus GFK hergestellt werden, gibt es eine Toleranz von 5% auf die angegebenen Gewichte. 

Hartschalenzelt Größe M:
Nettogewicht (ohne Matratze / ohne Leiter): 59kg 
Nettogewicht (mit Matratze / ohne Leiter): 64kg 
Nettogewicht (mit Matratze / mit Leiter): 69kg 
Bruttogewicht im Karton: 95kg 
Länge der C-Schienen unter dem Zelt: 150cm (Idealwert) 

Hartschalenzelt Größe XL:
Nettogewicht (ohne Matratze / ohne Leiter): 68kg
Nettogewicht (mit Matratze / ohne Leiter): 75kg
Nettogewicht (mit Matratze / mit Leiter): 80 kg
Bruttogewicht im Karton: 105 kg
Länge der C-Schienen unter dem Zelt: 170cm (Idealwert) 

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