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Or that's the way some people describe it. Clarke Garage.

I was looking at these a few years ago and an Eribacar owner on Facebook has just purchased the very large one and he reckons it's ace.

This one will fit a Troll and is hardly any more money than a Protec cover. Does anybody use one? Just realised that the door is only 1.9 high. Wonder if it can be raised up on blocks?

Werbung: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/224206115595

Randa

The majority of people who responded on the German Eriba Facebook to this guy's idea don't reckon it will stand up for very long. It does have concrete feet however.

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Randa

Interesting assembly video on this page:- https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/clarke-c...nt-garage---da/

Also the beauty of this is that unlike a Protec cover which goes missing when you're out and abouting, the Clarke garage remains in place.

Randa

I suppose you would also have to the consider location and visual impact. Would it stand out more than a caravan? Would it be easier for somebody to break into the van as they cannot be seen?

Colin

Looking at the assembly video, you'd need to cut the front apex vertically to allow extra door height. No big problem though. A couple of closing straps or velcro should do it.
R

Another problem Roger. Ridge height is 2.4m and width of the splayed base is 3m. If you do a scale drawing then I suspect a newer van would not fit under the roof slope. I also doubt an older one would. Well I wouldn't be confident enough to order the garage it is that close a call.

Colin

In your case Andy (a Puck) then only 4" too low.
R

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In your case Andy (a Puck) then only 4" too low.
R

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Another problem Roger. Ridge height is 2.4m and width of the splayed base is 3m. If you do a scale drawing then I suspect a newer van would not fit under the roof slope. I also doubt an older one would. Well I wouldn't be confident enough to order the garage it is that close a call.
Colin

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I've just had a word with these three outside. They said if you can find somebody to help them they'll lift the posts up a bit. They also said it would be more politically correct in the the time we now live in.
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Colin