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Hi, I've a Eurovent Miami (one fixed side panel). It came with my new to me caravan. I've not used it yet, but have put it up on the caravan to see what it's like, check it's all there, etc.
It's better made than I expected, steel poles, and I very easy to work out how it went. Attaches to the caravan with pads so no drilling. The zips are really chunky and seem to be good quality. The curtains are a bit flimsy, and I'd prefer ladder elastics to the single round ones, but it's not much to complain at.
I'd like an annexe for mine and have found that all the annexes fit all the awnings (where the awning will accept one, obviously) including the porches, so that's a plus too. I've just got to find an annexe at a reasonable price now lol.
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Topic: eurovent awning
