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car roof tent rental Treeline Tamarack roof tent rental – Canada Gear

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car roof tent rental Treeline Tamarack roof tent rental – Canada GearTREELINE Tamarack The Canadian wilderness brought to us The first Canadian roof tents are in Germany. The manufacturer Treeline Outdoors, which was only founded in 2013, is setting new standards in the roof tent sector. The founders are passionate outdoorsmen and have implemented ideas from the Canadian wilderness in their roof tents. They are aerodynamically shaped, have fully roll up side openings and huge skylights. This provides a view upwards

TREELINE Tamarack

The Canadian wilderness brought to us

The first Canadian roof tents are in Germany. The manufacturer Treeline Outdoors, which was only founded in 2013, is setting new standards in the roof tent sector. The founders are passionate outdoorsmen and have implemented ideas from the Canadian wilderness in their roof tents. They are aerodynamically shaped, have fully roll-up side openings and huge skylights. This provides a view upwards that no other roof tent can match. All Treeline roof tents are equipped with solar ready, i.e. they have special brackets where solar panels can be attached so that they can be completely self-sufficient. The Tamarack is the version for 2 adults and has dimensions of 1.40m x 2.40m. It is a soft-top folding tent in a 4-season version and made from a super robust tent fabric that is breathable (poly/cotton blend). The equipment package on the Tamarack is typically North American, namely full equipment. You can find more information about the Treeline roof tents on "Why Treeline?".

Equipment:

- Awning (1.90m x 2.10m)

- Storage net and tools under the floor surface

- Storage pockets (inside and outside)

- Shoe bags

- Organizer (outside)

- Mesh fabric 3D (mattress underlay)

- Heavy duty tent pegs

Rental prices:

(valid when booked by December 31, 2024)

42 € / day (minimum duration 4 days)

10% discount / from 7 days

15% discount / from 14 days

20% discount / from 21 days

Requirements:

- Cars with a roof load of at least 65kg
- Suitable roof racks (minimum distance 75cm, load capacity of at least 65kg)

Handover:

We take care of installing the roof tent on your vehicle. With the complete briefing and all the useful tips for getting around, you can start your holiday straight from us. Returns work the same way and everything is included in the price. You also don't pay a deposit. The handover location is always our showroom store in 27432 Bremervörde.

Please allow 1-2 hours for assembly, depending on the vehicle type. In the booking form we will ask you for the desired pickup time. If you have made the online booking, you will receive an email confirming the time or other suggestions. You can view the rental conditions using the link above under “I have read and agree with the terms”.

If you have any questions about renting a roof tent, please visit our information page "Rent a roof tent at Canada Gear".

Do you need help and have questions about whether a roof tent fits on your vehicle or trailer? Please contact us and we will answer any questions you may have.

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