Dorema v Bradcot

[stanretoma]

We are changing our awning from a steel framed Eurovent Soleria Lux (2005 used 3 times will sell for around £300) and are looking at either the Dorema Senator Lux or the Bradcot Classic. Can anyone comment on either of these two awnings and guide our steps? Thanks.

 

[Glenn_5132962]

My dorema Cardinal is now on it's 3rd seasonal year. ie it's erected in March & left up until October. It has lasted really well against strong winds/storms etc. Only some slight fading of the colours shows it's not new.

I would definately recomend Dorema.

 

[sparkes]

Another vote for Dorema here. We are on our second one and think they a great quality for the money

 

[emmerson2]

Bradcot

 

[mcghee]

Bradcot easy system.

 

[clivea]

Hi, we are on our second dorema Madison and with its five roof poles the aluminium frame saves a god dael of weight. No probs in erecting or stabilty in bad weather. We use the hercules tensioner (Towsure) which gives a litle extra tension and makes assembly much easier.

Other Clive

 

[BML1]

Bradcot for me we are new to caravanning and were a bit apprehensive about putting ours up for the first time but it was a doddle.

Bernie

 

[craigmurray]

Bradcot for me here to im afarid....we have had a active for 3 years now and also a porch awning...easy to put up look great and last forever even in harsh conditions as we found out in all the snow we had this year......

 

[stanretoma]

Thanks for all the info. After much searching I found a dealer selling Isabella awnings costing not much more than a new Bradcot so that's what I've bought - an Isabella Commodore.

 

[MalcolmL]

Good choice. Excellent quality and VERY easy to erect single-handed. You won't regret your purchase.