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Drive away awning
- Thread starter Tinderboy
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Hi there,
Here's an article giving our general advice on awnings for motorhomes.
Plus there are a few chats about driveaway awnings for campervans elsewhere on our forum.
Freestander
Awnings when you have disabilities or temporary illness
Vango awning
Good luck with your choice.
Kate
Here's an article giving our general advice on awnings for motorhomes.
Plus there are a few chats about driveaway awnings for campervans elsewhere on our forum.
Freestander
Awnings when you have disabilities or temporary illness
Vango awning
Good luck with your choice.
Kate
Hello Tinderboy,
It's sometimes difficult to advise or make recommendations as we all have differing expectations.
From personal experience, we bought a popular, lightweight and not inexpensive awning last year, which we could not use in light rain, due to it leaking and soaking our contents.
After returning it for testing, we never found out what the problem was, but eventually got a full refund from the shop we bought it from.
Earlier this year we used the refund to buy an Isabella Ventura Freestander, which is one of the awnings in Kate's link.
It was not cheap, but is easy to erect and indeed I've put ours up three times now by myself. It is excellent quality, weatherproof and is ideal for our needs.
In my humble opinion, if you can stretch your budget a little, the Freestander won't disappoint,
Ken.
It's sometimes difficult to advise or make recommendations as we all have differing expectations.
From personal experience, we bought a popular, lightweight and not inexpensive awning last year, which we could not use in light rain, due to it leaking and soaking our contents.
After returning it for testing, we never found out what the problem was, but eventually got a full refund from the shop we bought it from.
Earlier this year we used the refund to buy an Isabella Ventura Freestander, which is one of the awnings in Kate's link.
It was not cheap, but is easy to erect and indeed I've put ours up three times now by myself. It is excellent quality, weatherproof and is ideal for our needs.
In my humble opinion, if you can stretch your budget a little, the Freestander won't disappoint,
Ken.
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