Insurance Quotes

Advertisement

Message Forums

Welcome Guest Register  Log In  Search  Latest Posts
 Reception - All Forums
  Motorhomes and Campervans
Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email
Subject Topic: Movelite XL awning
Post Reply
13/12/2008 at 9:48am
 Location: West Midlands
 Outfit: peugeot coachbuilt motorhome
View kiev's Profile View Profile   Reply to kiev Reply   Quote kiev Quote  
Joined: 11/8/2005

Platinum Member
Platinum Member

Forum Posts:   1014

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Hi- Have just purchased a Movelite XL awning which I intend to fit to the grooved channel on my Fiamma roll out awning ( I have the drive away kit attachment ) and was wondering if anyone has one, and could give tips and advice on the easy way to erect the unit, save me struggling on site the first time. Can it also be erected single handed, the instructions say the erection time is 10 mins, but I think that may be with 3-4 people helping. Any advice most welcome.  

-------------
kiev


13/12/2008 at 8:13pm
 Location: South Wales
 Outfit: Burstner Performance 700
View Madasa-Soles's Profile View Profile   Reply to Madasa-Soles Reply   Quote Madasa-Soles Quote  
Joined: 09/10/2007

Standard Member
Standard Member

Forum Posts:   39

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

Hi Put the frame throught the awning but leave the legs folded down until you have it through tidy (if you know what I mean) then lift it up and lower legs. We have the drive away kit but don't like it the awning seems a bit sloppy we prefer to throw the straps over the M/H and secure to ground a much better fit and much easier when returning to fit back up.

Hope this helps

Maureen



-------------
M Davies

Visit My blog
http:madasa-soles.blogspot.com/


14/12/2008 at 12:35am
 Location: Wrexham North Wales
 Outfit: Rapido 9066DF
View Kon Tiki's Profile View Profile   Reply to Kon Tiki Reply   Quote Kon Tiki Quote  
Joined: 27/3/2003

Platinum Member
Platinum Member

Forum Posts:   508

Site Reviews Total: 0
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 0 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 0

The easiest we found is if one person gets inside after you have fitted the poles in the sleeves. If they lift the awning in the center then it is easier to get the fittings into the end of the legs. What takes the longest is pegging it out, just getting the poles through & fitted is less tha 5 minutes, but depending on the ground there are quite a lot of pegs.


20/12/2008 at 11:57am
 Location: Derbyshire
 Outfit: Adria Forma-Delica 2.8td-Movelite XL
View rabb_uk's Profile View Profile   Reply to rabb_uk Reply   Quote rabb_uk Quote  
Joined: 11/2/2004

Diamond Member
Diamond Member

Forum Posts:   2940

Site Reviews Total: 22
Site Reviews 2026: 0 
Site Reviews 2025: 0 
Site Reviews 2024: 0 
Site Reviews 2023: 0 
Site Reviews 2022: 0 
Site Reviews 2021: 0 
Site Reviews 2020: 1 
Site Nights 2026: 0
Site Nights 2025: 0
Site Nights 2024: 0
Site Nights 2023: 0
Site Nights 2022: 0
Site Nights 2021: 0
Site Nights 2020: 2

Hi, we use the throw over straps as its easier to release and re-attach, when erecting we push the poles through, stand it up then straighten/square it up and then place in the position we want to peg it down in, I have done it on my own and it took probably 15 mins and then 20 mins to peg down and tidy up.

368



-------------
Doing as little as possible for as much as possible...



In order to post a reply you will need to register, or if already registered please log in here

Prev       Next
Quick Links - All Forums - Motorhomes and Campervans - Top of Page

     Share   Post on X / Twitter  Share on Facebook  Email


Latest News, Discounts and Competitions  see all...















    Upcoming Event

UKCS Meet Elvaston Steam Rally 2026 03/07 to 06/07

Amazing family weekend with old steam engines, classic car displays, market stalls, and full catering and bar. And camping on site - Save £25 by booking in advance.


6329 Visitors online !

Free UKCampsite.co.uk Window Sticker  -  Add a Missing Campsite

[Message Forums]  [Caravan Sites & Camping]  [Company Listings]  [Features / Advice]  [Virtual Brochure]  [Special Offers]
[Reception]  [Competitions]  [Caravans & Motorhomes For Sale]  [Event Diary]  [Tent Reviews

[Contact Us



Please note we are not responsible for the content of external sites & any reviews represent the author's personal view only. Please report any error here. You may view our privacy and cookie policy and terms and conditions here. All copyrights & other intellectual property rights in the design and content of this web site are reserved to the UKCampsite.co.uk © 1999 - 2026


Advertisement


Advertisement

Advertisement
Roofbox