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Since an annexe zips into, and replaces, one of the end panels of the awning, it is almost certain that you will have to buy a Bradcot annexe that is specific to your particular awning. The model and year of the awning needs to be stated, as panel sizes can change from year to year.
A few years ago, a man bought a Trio annexe from me, for his Trio awning, and was certain that it would fit. But it wasn't a proper fit and he had to spend money to get alterations carried out.
Bertie.
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Topic: Awning annexe
