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Don't dismiss the Dandy awnings. They are really not that bad to put up! If the awning has the walls bonded to the roof, consider getting Ian at Riva Leisure to cut them off & fit zippers. This makes assembly much lighter work & also lets you put the roof up on its own as a sun canopy if needed (Only ever in Spain!). there are several advantages to sticking with PVC.
- Pack away wet.
- No rot or mildew.
- Heavy gauge polyester/PVC fabric is pretty much bomb proof.
If you have a dandy awning give it a go. Yes they are heavy, but can be done by one person. Much easier with 2 though. They do suffer condensation on wet pitches, this is reduced a lot with a non breathable groundsheet.
Steve.
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