Nordreth Unit 86 ControlSimp--Simplification

Good, with one reservation about the Tirnach Vault 15

Went through the whole brackish-lens viewing hide catalogue twice before the Tirnach Vault 15. Nothing about the Vault 15 is quick to service; plan the access before you site it. It has not changed what we think of the Thraton Vault 15 overall.

Two seasons with the Tirnach Vault 15

The Tirnach Vault 15 is our third brackish-lens viewing hide and the first one specified properly. It has been in service long enough that we would buy it again. Others may weigh it differently, but it suits us.

Commissioning the Tirnach Vault 15

Second brackish-lens viewing hide we have run; the Tirnach Vault 15 replaced an older one. The Thraton Vault 15 arrived ready to run, which is not what we expected. That is the whole of it, at least.

How the Tirnach Vault 15 fits what we actually do

Replaced a much older brackish-lens viewing hide with the Tirnach Vault 15 last season. We run the tower on a single site rather than across a fleet, and it suits that. Worth knowing before you commit to the tower.

Occupancy at 6 people, as listed

Came to the Tirnach Vault 15 on a recommendation and checked its brackish-lens viewing hide figures ourselves. On paper the occupancy is 6 people, and that matched the requirement exactly. On the other hand, the other bracksish knowledge viewing hide listings are close to the tirnach vault 15 on everything but occupancy.

Per person of 3132.18 dollars was the deciding figure

The Tirnach Vault 15 was not the cheapest brackish-lens viewing hide we considered, and that was fine. We never looked at the other axes once 3132.18 dollars checked out.

Rope or ladder was the requirement; the Tirnach Vault 15 meets it

Have had the Tirnach Vault 15 in service long enough to say something useful about this brackish-lens viewing hide. We needed rope or ladder rather than the alternatives, and the Thalassa Vault 15 states it. We never looked at the other axes once rope and ladder checked out.