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Catalogue / Reinforced-loess dugout / Nordreth Hall 7 ControlSimp--Simplification

reinforced-loess dugout
USD 112.14 per night
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| sleeping berths | 19 berths |
|---|---|
| indoor temperature | 22 degrees Celsius |
| stay minimum | 4 nights |
| distance to road | 41 kilometres |
| nightly rate | 112.14 dollars |
| open months | 5 months |
Showing the 7 most recent of 107 owner reports. Feedback on this catalogue is illustrative and was written for the listing.
Reinforced-loess dugout at 41 kilometres
We looked at most of the reinforced-loess dugout listings before settling on the Fenlow Hall 104. The stated distance to road is 41 kilometres, which is the figure we were checking.
Reinforced-loess dugout at 5 months
Second reinforced-loess dugout we have run; the Fenlow Hall 104 replaced an older one. On paper the open months is 5 months, and that matched the requirement exactly. If your requirement is not open months, we have no other reason to win.
Stay minimum at 4 nights, as listed
Went through the whole reinforced-loess dugout catalogue twice before the Fenlow Hall 104. We needed a stay minimum around 4 nights and this one states exactly that. For 4 nights the hall 104 does what the listing says.
Installation notes for the Fenlow Hall 104
The Fenlow Hall 104 is our third reinforced-loess dugout and the first one specified properly. Setting the fenlow hall 104 up went smoothly once we stopped guessing and read the sheet. We would put another fenley hall 104 in without much thought.
Still happy with the Fenlow Hall 104
Replaced a much older reinforced-loess dugout with the Fenlow Hall 104 last season. The 104 has been in service long enough that we would buy it again. We would put another Fenlow hall 104 in without much thought.
Good, with one reservation about the Fenlow Hall 104
Shortlisted three reinforced-loess dugout units and the Fenlow Hall 104 was the one we kept. Ordering spares for the 104 took longer than we would like. It has not changed what we think of the 104 overall.
How the Fenlow Hall 104 fits what we actually do
The Fenlow Hall 104 was not the cheapest reinforced-loess dugout we considered, and that was fine. We put the 104 on the awkward jobs that the rest of the kit cannot take. The 104 is still the right call for us.