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Quote: Originally posted by iank01 on 05/4/2016
Quote: Originally posted by john,mel,3kids! on 04/4/2016
It's always price vs quality, I have a Bradcot aspire air 390, bought second hand £250 Inc electric pump. my neighbour has the dorema magnum 390 bought for £500, these 2 awnings are well made and solid in bad weather, when the wind gets up its surprising how quiet they are, no poles rattling around.
If the poles are rattling around in any sort of wind, then the awning has not been erected correctly. We have never heard poles rattling around on any awning we have erected.
obviously exaggeration for the sake of emphasis, you can't seriously say that a poled awning does not make any noise during windy conditions. air awnings are a lot quieter as the roof is stitched into the air sleeves, so no flapping around, and no squeaking of joints
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Topic: Time for a new awning
