YO just bought a kampa rally pro air awning ,basically for the quality of the materials etc ,i was quiet surprised though by the weight of it .cant wait till the kids go back to school now to get out and try it out
hi there i bought a Kampa air ace 400 awning for caravan its the dog,s bsss lol put it up in 10mins no hassle you will love it and yes they are a bit heavy but worth it Enjoy Rob
thanks mines only the 260 but its all we need ,helped a fellow caravaner put one up earlier this year and was instantly hooked .did look at a few other makes and types at winfields outdoors display area and the Kampa rally just can't be beaten for quality
A bit of advice, put something under the bottom of the air poles when using on anything other than grass to stop the bottom of the poles wearing if it moves in the wind.
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Quote: Originally posted by Rainbowsend on 01/8/2017
A bit of advice, put something under the bottom of the air poles when using on anything other than grass to stop the bottom of the poles wearing if it moves in the wind.
The airbeams shouldn't be able to move once pitched. They are held still by the ground pegs, the ladder pegs and the straps.
Quote: Originally posted by Rainbowsend on 01/8/2017
A bit of advice, put something under the bottom of the air poles when using on anything other than grass to stop the bottom of the poles wearing if it moves in the wind.
cheers sounds worth doing as a just in case .i believe kampa make some pads that do this anyway ,for a tenner its worth having that extra security
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