Fleecegolv 7 Comfort vs Golv 7 Comfort: Which Floor Fits?
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Category: Comparisons
Compare Tentipi's Fleecegolv 7 Comfort and Golv 7 Comfort floors for size 7 tipis. See how material, modularity, and price affect your choice.
Quick answer
Choose Fleecegolv 7 Comfort if you want a soft, skin-friendly surface and the flexibility to remove a quarter section for shoes or gear. Choose Golv 7 Comfort if you prefer a standard floor that stays attached during packing and costs less. Both fit all Tentipi size 7 models, but only the fleece version offers the modular quarter-zip opening.
Material and comfort: fleece versus standard fabric
Fleecegolv 7 Comfort is made from a fleece material that feels soft against bare skin, making it a better choice for lounging, sleeping without a cot, or using the tipi with children. Golv 7 Comfort uses a carefully selected standard material with the same construction as the Pro floor but without the U-shaped opening option. Neither floor is designed for firing, so keep stoves and open flames off both.
Modularity and setup: quarter sections versus fixed attachment
The fleece floor comes as a half floor that can be joined with another half using Velcro, and its zipper lets you remove a quarter section to create an open area for shoes, wood, or other gear. The standard Golv 7 Comfort has four zippers for multiple opening configurations, but it attaches automatically when you pitch the tipi and does not need to be detached during packing. That makes the standard floor faster to live with if you rarely need an open floor section.
Price and condition: new versus demo
At catalog prices, Fleecegolv 7 Comfort (product 2215759) is listed at USD 3,256, while Golv 7 Comfort (product 2215730) is USD 2,898. A demo fleece half floor (product 2215807) is available at USD 3,124, described as new condition, demo indoors, never used outdoors, with a serial number and warranty. Note that the demo unit has limited stock and is only delivered within Sweden, so check shipping before ordering if you are outside Sweden.
Trade-offs at a glance
- Comfort vs. convenience: Fleecegolv 7 Comfort gives a soft, barefoot-friendly surface, while Golv 7 Comfort attaches automatically and stays in place during packing. Pick fleece for comfort; pick standard for fuss-free setup.
- Modularity vs. simplicity: The fleece floor's zipper lets you remove a quarter section for an open area, but the standard floor's four zippers also offer multiple opening configurations without detaching. If you need a dedicated dirty-gear zone, fleece is more flexible.
- Price vs. condition: New fleece costs more than standard, but a demo fleece half floor is available at a lower price with indoor-only use, though with limited stock and Sweden-only delivery. Check the demo option if budget matters and you are in Sweden.
Product facts
- Fleecegolv 7 Comfort halvt 63032: Demo indoors, never used outdoors; new condition with serial number 63032; warranty included; limited stock and delivery only within Sweden. A lower-priced way to get fleece comfort if you are in Sweden and accept demo condition.
- Fleecegolv 7 Comfort halvt: Fleece floor for all size 7 tent models; soft against bare skin; keeps out ground moisture; two halves join with Velcro; zipper allows removing a quarter for an open area; not for firing. Best for comfort and flexible floor space, but you give up the automatic attachment of the standard floor.
- Golv 7 Comfort: Comfort floor for all size 7 tent models; standard material; same construction as Pro floor but without U-shaped opening; four zippers; attaches automatically during pitching and stays attached when packing. Simpler setup and lower price, but no fleece surface or quarter-section removal.
Which floor should you choose?
Best for
- Campers who want a soft, insulated feel underfoot and often go barefoot or use sleeping pads directly on the floor.
- Users who need to create an open floor section for shoes, firewood, or gear without removing the entire floor.
Not for
- Campers who prioritize the fastest possible pitch and pack and rarely need an open floor area.
- Anyone planning to use a stove or open flame inside the tipi, since neither floor is designed for firing.
