Taut if tightened. (Tort is wrong, literally)

I do have the awning. Will try to post a picture. Pleased with it. Very solid posts. We pump by hand. Reckon half an hour to put up and peg. Of which hard part is threading onto rail. Now I have a little stool so,I can reach to pull it. Door opens at 90 degrees or more and can be looped around a leg or one of the side panel loops. Side Windows are interchangeable. One has a mesh panel and the other just clear. No actual door. Have used 5 times in France this year since Esme arrived in May52C67841-1D78-48A8-96E3-3E1CC0C8804C.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)BDE54D46-189F-45FA-AE40-1FE0640883A8.jpeg - Bild entfernt (keine Rechte)

Thanks for these photos.

To me the side view looks so much better than our sloped Kampa 365 - it looks very smart.

We were going to try our Kampa again in York after we had made the cuts to the beading but the wind was too strong. We have ended up packing it away until the new year.

We are still in a love/hate relationship with the Kampa 365 Pop-top and perhaps always will be. MikeT

Having the van serviced in March at AL so ask them then.

Re opening stuff under the awning, cant open the window, if you do you will find you cant open all the way out to shut the blessed thing!!! we just open all the others. can open the under locker fine though, and have a Velcro system to hold door back using one of the awning loops.

Awning has withstood thunderstorms etc very well. But we have had water run right under van and awning on a slope wetting the mesh carpet, soon dried out tho in French sunshine. Vango carpet got a wash after the trip and dried on the lawn, love this because it folds neatly into bag every time.

Ones popped up for sale on our Facebook group £500 used twice from a trusted member in Bournemouth

https://www.facebook.com/groups/eriba/pe...383492608487136

Steve