Description
420D PU coated nylon
Double legged corner supports
Designed for increased stability
Single person assembly
Continuous frame concept, no pole connections required
One touch frame extension and locking
Internal mesh pockets in all corners for accessory storage
Supplied with T Pegs and carry bag
Groundsheet sold separately
Dimensions: (H) 240cm (D) 330cm (W) 330cm
Weight: 16.8kg
If you’re looking for a top-quality, easy to assemble bankside gazebo, then the Nash Bank Life Gazebo could be just what you need.
A large, roomy option for bankside shelter and kit storage, this is more like a premium-level tent than the basic provision you might expect from a gazebo.
At 240cm (7ft 8”) high x 330cm (10ft 9”) wide, the Bank Life gives you tackle-shed size and storage potential in a portable format, making it the perfect option to take with you on fishing holidays.
Built to a continuous frame concept, there are no poles to connect up, meaning the gazebo offers quick and simple one-person set up. It also features one-touch frame extension and locking, and comes with heavy duty T-pegs for secure anchoring to almost any kind of ground. Anglers also have the option of purchasing a heavy duty internal groundsheet, which is sold separately. For longer sessions, using a groundsheet is recommended, as it helps keep the gazebo, and any clothing and equipment stored in it, clean, dry, and tidy.
There are internal mesh side pockets in every corner, offering plenty of accessible storage for items such as car keys, mobile phone, etc, as well as small items of tackle and kit that you don’t necessarily need to keep immediately to hand.
Designed for increased stability, the Nash gazebo features double legged corner supports, giving strength and resistance, and meaning you’ve no need to worry about the shelter withstanding strong bankside winds or rough weather.
The gazebo is made from durable 420D PU corded nylon, making it extremely hard wearing, whilst ensuring it’s easy to keep clean.
At 16.8kg, it is a somewhat bulky piece of kit, but, put into a trailer or car boot when you set off on your fishing holiday, and left set up by the bankside, it shouldn’t be too much for most anglers to manage, and the rewards of size, storage options, and functional shelter are more than worth it.