There are some velcro tabs around the perimeter air beam but I doubt they would be in the right place to fit an inner tent. I think they are provided for fixing led lighting strips.

Hi We have a pop up inner sleeping compartment that does not need any support. It can be collapsed during the daytime if necessary.

Thanks all, inishcara that sounds interesting any more details?

Thanks pep

That's the one.

Thanks ChezMart I've only just been made aware of this posting and it answers a lot of my questions.

Did you have any strong winds when you were using the Pop Air in France and if so how stable was the awning? Did you use the storm straps that come as an extra?
Cheers
Soulbluesman

I don't remember having any strong winds but it feels like it would withstand quite a bit. The Air beams are quite firm when fully pumped and would also flex with the wind unlike a framed awning.

We've had gusts up to 40mph and the awning was stable. We used the storm straps.

Just a heads up for anyone thinking of buying this awning, I ordeed mine on Thursday morning and had free next day delivery from Norwich Camping and Leisure.
No connection etc but very good service

Colin,
Our Troll is a 2014 model. I have the same problem with a gap between the rear end of skirt and the awning - lets draught in and provides an escape route for the Springerdoodle. I like your ingenious solution
It would be a good way, too, to attach the flap that I have to cover the wheel-arch.

You could even use a small pop-up tent I guess. Like this one?

Chris