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Okay, I have had a look at your caravan. The reason why I asked this question is because some caravans that have a boat roof also have an angle that goes right from the back to the front very much like some of the older Coachman caravans. If they are designed like this then a porch awning doesn't fit that well because you get a little slack on the left hand side of the awning side due to the contour of the roof. However, as yours is straight across above the doorway then a porch awning should be fine. There are various porch awnings on the market but the Bradcot 'Portico' porch awning seems to be a favourable one amongst caravanners. Isabella is a very good brand but they can be rather expensive even second hand. I have never used a porch awning myself due to various reasons but I can well understand why you want to downsize regarding the length of your caravan. Maybe my answer didn't answer you question but hope the information was helpful.
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Topic: awning help
