why isn't it possible to buy any decent awning to low rail caravans ,Hymer/Eriba???,
why shall one have a lot of work to do ,getting it from Japan?????- see www.ogawa-campal.com ,they have the right thing, to a proper price.any european manufactor to find something simmilar?????
My full awning seems impossible to tension correctly unless the front is higher than the caravan which I don't like doing as it means the rain will all run to the awning rail and either leak into the awning or worse still penetrate the caravan wall.
HI........ yes I know that place,and eriba forum.uk. too,there's notting there,it,s not a cirkus tent I ask fore, it's a lightweight tent like that japanese I have seen, weighing only 7-8 kilo, just too bad that the jap. hymer agent can't proper english or german, not even the jap. camping association are answering letter, email,--- does anyone here have jap.connections ????, I would like to know.
There is a special canopy or awning available for Eriba popups. Also Karsten makes one. Furthermore searching on the internet some time ago I noticed a few awning especially for low-rail caravans. They has some type of in between flap, like the ones for camper-busses (called bus-tents). Actually I saw them on the same page as those 'bus tents'.
So they are around in the Netherlands and I can't imagine they wouldn't be available in Britain.
The word for a full awning is "Voortent", for a sun shade only "Luifel".
In the prices (prijslist) you will see half way down "Voortenten voor Eriba Touring". You can see the designs they offer in the main catalogue, and the specific fit for your Eriba is given in the list.
Vanderhorn is the best quality that money can buy, and they will colour code/match your van for whatever look you wish to have. They speak perfect English if you decide to email them.
You can always order from the Eriba dealers in Germany, of course, who keep a stock of German made awnings - cheaper than Van der horn, but not quite as good. The Koln Eriba dealer is excellent. Something else for you to consider.
(why would anyone want to deal with the Japanese for an EU caravan bit!! )
Geoff
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Quote: Originally posted by SilverLiving on 05/5/2007
All you need to know is
http://www.tentenatelier-vanderhorn.nl/
The word for a full awning is "Voortent", for a sun shade only "Luifel".
In the prices (prijslist) you will see half way down "Voortenten voor Eriba Touring". You can see the designs they offer in the main catalogue, and the specific fit for your Eriba is given in the list.
Vanderhorn is the best quality that money can buy, and they will colour code/match your van for whatever look you wish to have. They speak perfect English if you decide to email them.
You can always order from the Eriba dealers in Germany, of course, who keep a stock of German made awnings - cheaper than Van der horn, but not quite as good. The Koln Eriba dealer is excellent. Something else for you to consider.
(why would anyone want to deal with the Japanese for an EU caravan bit!! )
Geoff
HI.... yes why???? try to see my homepage
www. frontboxen.webbyen.dk
see under " migogminhymer"
and tell me then,-----why does a japanese camper drive a VOLVO and has HYMER caravan behind it,---WHY?????, -- and why I want a jap.awning ??? because it doesn't cost like a castle , and it is low weight ,only 7-8 kgs,needs only 2½ poles, while all other tents to the HYMER, KARSTEN or others are 2-3 times the weight and requires a lot of poles.--- no european manufactor have what I want , so I will just have stick to my omnistore.
> KARSTEN or others are 2-3 times the weight and requires a lot of poles < Karsten is heavy duty hence weighty, yes. But a lot of poles: No. One inflatable neoprene tube, called pole, only pump up with a compressor, three lightweight roof supports of the very easy kind. Not a lot. But weight does matter, yes.
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