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Hi,
I know that Isabella has a van database on their website or through a main dealer on which you enter your van details and the "best fit" is suggested. Hopefully Bradcot will have the same.
Personally I prefer to see an awning that is on the tighter side of things, I do not like to see the windows sloping down towards the van, which is what you get with a very oversized awning. This cannot be compensated with the poles, as the awning, whatever you do is just too tall for the van.
If you think about it, in your case this represents just 35mm or 40mm each side of the van, which can be taken out with tolerance on the skirt. Hopefully Bradcot can give guidance.
Mr UM
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