Berghaus 5 Panel Windstop with Clear Window Panels, Structured Windbreak from the Air Tent Collection, 6 Metre Windbreak for Camping, Camping Equipment, Blue, One Size

I have to say it was relatively straightforward to erect, with one person - me. Surprised at the length once it's there in place but it can be angled at both ends obviously, so should be OK on site.The guy strings might be an issue in tight spaces due to the need to splay them either side but again, choose your site well and think about how it's going to be once up in situ.The material is thin but, given it's Berghaus, I hope will be durable. No problem re-packing once down and folded and nice touches like a proper holdall, well made sectional spring-loaded metal poles, a decent repair kit and spare pegs included.I hope it lasts well because it certainly appears to be a well put together piece of kit.Update - 12 months on.... used 5 times and still a nice bit of kit. Works very well if you erect properly and check guy tension once a day or so. I read other reviews with stability issues but haven't had any problems in even quite brisk winds. I now use stronger pegs due to the originals being not quite good enough, but minor quibble. Would still recommend especially given the price!

Very pleased with product

This is good qualitySadly as I found out it requires to people to erect it.I tried on my own and eventually gave up.I will try again if no sucess will be selling it.It is good value for money and good quality

Nice looking windbreak to use on our caravan.

I used mine on the decking of my static caravan. Drilling a hole in the decking to support the bottom of each steel pole plus a copper pipe clamp attached to the top of the balustrade to hold the pole at the top. You may have to make a small incision to allow the clamp to clip,over the pole. Use duck tape or something simular to ensure the tear does not spread .Hope this helps

Product arrived promptly and looked decent. Took them camping and they went up well as per the instructions BUT when taking it down, the pins that were to stick in the grass fell out the bottom and the pins at the top — to hold the support ties — fell out as they are set in silly plastic bungs that simply aren’t fit for purpose.I’d expected them to last years and not fall apart on the first outing.Looked great up but poor design. Don’t buy.

A good size but the spikes that go into the ground need to be longer/more sturdier. Had to readjust the wind break twice as it had fallen in parts. Not as robust as the old fashioned wooden spike windbreaks, even with the guy ropes.

Haven't used yet but poles very strong and metal, a lot better than some and would bye again