We got ours delivered from Lisa last Thursday but haven't got the room to put it up until we go camping, so thanks for the pics Bogman - it looks fab! Can't wait to have a play with it.
Quote: Originally posted by Trillian1999 on 27/3/2015
That looks great macquatic!
Can I ask how do the sides of the awning attach or are kept close to the camper?
We used two plastic hooks, (same as the ones used to clip the roof lining on) one each side, sewn on to the awning and hooked on to the bed struts. Just pegged at the bottom,
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Hi Macquatic, I think I understood what you mean, I looked back at your picture. Is it the outer bed strut they are attached to, just going under the canvas at the corner where inner part of the fold out bed meets the base/side wall? If that's right wouldn't it pull it upwards, or is the pegging it down counteracting it? I've never seen an awning up close so just trying to envisage this in my head. We only bought our Pullman at the end of the season last year and only used it twice before storing away for winter. As we plan to use it more for short trips something like this looks very appealing being quick!
Quote: Originally posted by Trillian1999 on 29/3/2015
Hi Macquatic, I think I understood what you mean, I looked back at your picture. Is it the outer bed strut they are attached to, just going under the canvas at the corner where inner part of the fold out bed meets the base/side wall? If that's right wouldn't it pull it upwards, or is the pegging it down counteracting it?
Yes, the bed strut. It's attached at the bottom of it and No, it doesn't ride up. Well, it hasn't done, so far.
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