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Their scientific basis is shakey to say the least. My first car had one and I had experimented on the rolling road, and on an Opel Manta 1.9SR (don't laugh) it actually gained 4bhp removing the fuel cat

The bunk retails at £52 and as it's over £50 it qualifies for free delivery

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Ok, after a little investigation I can tell you the canvas is 1380mm wide and 1090mm deep. Obviously kids are more comfortable with sleeping in the foetal position so this isn't necessarily a height limit for them. The weight restriction is hard to ascertain as it is down to a series of calculations...

That's a good question. I am not currently able to measure one but I will get an answer for you as soon as possible

I would suggest using one of our canvases for ease of fitting but I seem to remember a company called Concept PopTops down that way. If you are willing to travel we do fit them here at our facility in Stratford-on-Avon

Well I'm sorry for any difficulty in the first place. And thank you for your comments on our bunks it's nice to hear things worked out in the end

Oh, I'm sorry. Possibly there was a misunderstanding, if the screws were faulty we should have given you another set

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Sternal, it's interesting to hear your comments on the screws. We were careful to copy the original Westfalia style screws. Were yours badly machined or did you just not like the type supplied? We like to hear feedback on our range because without hearing from you guys we don't know how to improve o...

If you do want the T-section the normal method is to use a router but in the past I have used a Dremel with several cutting discs to set the width of the groove. The problem with using a tenon saw or Dremel is you need to be careful to keep the groove at the right depth otherwise the edging won't be...