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Subject Topic: Awning poles seasonal
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21/6/2018 at 8:40am
 Location: manchester
 Outfit: coachman festival
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Hi we have a dorema montana seasonal awning at present we have has for 3 yrs . We are looking to buy a second hand isabella or in a inaca . Weach have looked on Gumtree and ebay but most of the ones that we have seen for 1000cm have carbon poles. We were told steel poles are the best for seasonal use . Don't use fibreglass . Now along come the carbon poles just to confuse us. Some have said steel others have said on the site carbon are as strong as the steel ones . Has anyone any advice and have any of you used carbon poles on a seasonal pitch . Sorry to be so long winded 😁😁 x

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21/6/2018 at 11:08am
 Location: Wirral
 Outfit: Swift Freestyle 520 on seasonal pitch
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Have used Isabella carbon poles on our seasonal pitch for four years in windy Snowdonia.
No problems at all.
Peg down well and use storm straps.


21/6/2018 at 3:56pm
 Location: Teesside
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Any pole is strong in compression, i.e. pressing down from end-to-end. Any pole will deform if bent from the middle (except carbon would more likely snap).

Alan29 is dead right: secure your awning well, including storm straps, and you should be ok with either. Aluminium though is significantly weaker than either, so avoid this option.

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21/6/2018 at 10:27pm
 Location: manchester
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Thanks everyone 😀

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