Serviced Pitches

[woodsieboy]

We use rigid waste pipe and connectors from B&Q, they are held in place by velcro straps around the pipe and the other end of the velcro is connected to short piece of awning skirt beading, fed into the skirt channel on the off side The weight of the pipes keeps the velcro tight and you adjust the fall by the length of velcro, we made ours but I think you can buy a kit from e bay.

 

[JezzerB]

Yes frustratingly no awning chanel inlet on our bottom rail. Think I might get some sort of spring clip in there though.

 

[Beachball]

Another one i always fill the kettle at our service pitch tap for my early coffee drink .

 

[izzy]

I use the aquaroll float kit but carry an extension hose just in case (and used it often) we also use a tap Y splitter
The drain is varying lengths of flexy tubing with connectors and a Y piece, the connectors are also good for joining the ends of the coiled pipe when storing to prevent smells.
never liked the look of the collapz thing it seemed like over egging it a bit
We drink from the vans taps if need be, the pipes to our house are also lead so whats the harm of a bit of plastic
never had a problem

 

[Johnb]

Yes frustratingly no awning chanel inlet on our bottom rail. Think I might get some sort of spring clip in there though.

Same on our Lunar Clubman many years ago. Dealer simply inserted his "tool" and hey-presto we had inlets. No paint cracking and no sign that it was not part of the original spec.

Could never understand why no inlet to begin with. Wasn't just our van either judging by other comments at the time.