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You lot must have very clear lofts and garages !! ours are both choca with junk!! i suppose i could take it down to the yard and sling it over the beams in the stables - so long as the nags arent in and chew it!!

cheers everyone

claire:-}

I've used the garden fence (it's a tall one).

Most modern caravan awnings aren't made of cotton, they are synthetic acrylic or polyester. I left mine wet in the bag for 6 months after New Year (forgot about it) - got it out and laid it in the sun and it soon dried off - brushed off a few marks on the skirt and it was as good as new - well, as good as it was before, anyway.

Im sure someone on here attatched an awning rail to their shed for drying it. Good idea I thought.

attaching a rail to the house or shed, thats brilliant - if we put it over the patio door it would make a great gazebo too....lol

claire:-}

attaching a rail to the house or shed, thats brilliant - if we put it over the patio door it would make a great gazebo too....lol

claire:-}

there is a house round the corner from us with a full awning on the side and its there all year so he must have a rail to fit it on.

Have an awning rail at the back of the house too!

Fixed a length of white plastic rail & 2 clips for the awning poles to the side of the garage which juts out in the back garden.

Great for parties BBQs etc!

John