Looks good, but don't a lot of sites stipulate breathable groundsheet usage to protect the grass? It would depend where you are planning to go how much you could use it I suppose.

will have to check before I spend. Although the Morrocan matting I have seen and that is excellent so it depends on weight etc and as you say the usage.

We used a Jolax ground sheet in our Bologna. Heavy duty, breathable and no need to peg down, just fold the corners under to cope with the angles on the front of the awning.

Only trouble is that groundsheet is Bisonyl which is waterproof. I notice that a number of sites only allow breathable groundsheets.

Moroccan matting is lovely underfoot but holds a lot of water if it's wet.

Wet Moroccan matting sounds like a portable oasis.
Just needs a couple of inflatable palm trees for the full experience.
Oh, and the tarantelluas as well!.

It's good stuff on hard ground but is a worm magnet on grass!

There are no curtains in this awning, there are window covers that zip down.

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However, last Autumn, while in Scotland, Mrs R saw a perfectly good roll of this stuff being chucked, probably because it was the end of the previous owner's season and they were too tired and rich to take it home with them. Werbung: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Softex-ecotec-...h-/270937989971

As the current owners, we can't wait to see if it's any good or not

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Doddle to put up? Yeah!