Please see pic attached

[breeze1470]

What are these for please ? The plastic attachment to the left of the window

 

[Mr Plodd]

I reckon they are supports/locating lugs for the legs of a sunshade for the window, or possibly for a full length one.
See here for something similar

 

[breeze1470]

I reckon they are supports/locating lugs for the legs of a sunshade for the window, or possibly for a full length one.
See here

thanks,thing is theres only 1 on each side of caravan

 

[Mr Plodd]

In that case I haven't a clue!

 

[RogerL]

The fitting looks like the stick-on fitting for an awning rail mounted aerial - but why it's that close to the front and both sides, I've no idea.

 

[Hutch]

That's the stick on fitting for a pole aerial, there would normally be two on the same side. Maybe they have been used for something else though.

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[JTQ]

I agree it is the Vision plus TV aerial mounting pole "steady" clip.
I suspect if there is no lower one, then the base of the pole might simply have sat over a steel rod hammered into the ground.
[I years ago did something similar, using a clip on upper awning rail, base of pole sat on a steel drift. All dumped when we had the directional roof mounted Status aerial]

I would not consider removing it, too high a risk of leaving an unattractive witness mark of some sort, even if only of differing sun fading.

 

[breeze1470]

thanks everyone for replying,i have no intention of removing it just curious what it was...thanks again

 

[audiorob]

Probably the aerial cable then was passed through the window to the interior and the TV. Not sure why on each side but maybe that gave flexibility on TV position in the van - or the owner liked symmetry!

 

[breeze1470]

cheers

 

[DaveA1]

That's the stick on fitting for a pole aerial, there would normally be two on the same side. Maybe they have been used for something else though.

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Agreed. Fitted one to one of my caravans, after trying to fit it to the jockey wheel mounting.