Hi Webby, Ratty, is ther a full size awning or are they all porch awnings or driveaways. Not about to replace ours again at the moment, took ages to get one from the same era as the van, but having looked through the shop I could not make out if any of them were full fitting?

cheers

Quote: Originally posted by izmetony on 19/2/2006

Looking for a new porch awning after my Scenic ripped (in a fairly light wind) at the awning rail in Buxton last September and one of the poles scratched the side of my van.

I would ideally like something a little more robust and roomier as we go away alot for weekends in Autumn and Spring when it can be windy.

Has anyone used the Easi-porch yet? - it looks stronger that the Scenic? any pictures of it in burgundy available yet?

Thanks - Tony

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I'm really interested in your post as I too suffered a similar fate with my Scenic. Did you complain to the retailer or Sunncamp? Would you mind mailing me: dweeks007 at hotmail.com.

Many thanks

New Ranger Family

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Posted By: izmetony
Date Posted: 04/3/2006 at 12:20am

New Rangers, I have sent you an email with the full story, but basically i tried both Towsure and Sunnflair who manufacture the Scenic. If they say it's wind damage, you have to prove that you are innocent! It got uncomfortable with threats of me having to foot the courier bills etc so i let it drop in the end. Sunnflair had a massive backlog of returns and didn't have any confidence in them helping.

Lesson for the future - Sunnflair porch awnings are only for use in calm, fair weather - which just about rules them out for use in the uk by my reckoning! Sunnflair advidsed me that i had to take it down if it got windy!! You can imagine all scenic owners in the middle of the night taking them down when it gets windy!

Cheers

Tony

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Posted By: degsytroy
Date Posted: 04/3/2006 at 12:02pm

I have been reading all your comments on the porch awnings and it has definately convinced us to get one. So we went ahead and ordered the easi porch awning last night. Cannot wait to get it and give it a try, on our first trip away in the Caravan.

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Posted By: degsytroy
Date Posted: 07/3/2006 at 12:48pm

We ordered our Easi-Porch awning on Friday night after reading all the excellent reviews. It was delivered first thing this morning (Tuesday). Now is that good service or what?  I have had it all out and it looks brills, cannot wait to try it out. I read in a previous post what the pole with the plastic clip and plastic covered ends was for and it was replied that it was for the roof of the awning to give it support. Could anyone tell me if there is a channel for this to slide through?.                              Many thanks to all involved.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 07/3/2006 at 12:52pm

Yes, there is a pocket sewn in to the roof at each end, put the pole in, and extend it until it is tight, then lock it

Cheers
Ian

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Posted By: poppi
Date Posted: 07/3/2006 at 1:04pm

Next time our confortmatics up I'm measuring up for one! What should I check as I've never bought a porch awning i'm guessing it would be height from rail to ground and where the porch awning would come width wise in relation to any windows/towing hitch.Is that correct? Help anyone??!!

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Posted By: bsgj
Date Posted: 07/3/2006 at 4:47pm

After reading all your posts we've decided to buy an easi porch ourselves!  In the past we've had a conventional porch awning - these have the poles that come down the sides between the van and the awning with padding to wrap round them to stop the drafts.  Do you get any drafts whipping through these as they don't have the poles and padding?   Thanx.  Bev.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 07/3/2006 at 4:55pm

Poppi, yes they are the measurements you will need!

Bev, in my experience you get a pretty good seal against the side of the van (with a bit of adjustment) to prevent wind getting in.

Hope that helps,
Ian

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Posted By: gillsid
Date Posted: 14/3/2006 at 10:00pm

Has the Compactilite got roll up front opening panels ?

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Posted By: midlifers
Date Posted: 18/3/2006 at 12:11pm

We used our Movelite awning for the first time last weekend. It was great. No problems putting it up, although being novices we maybe could have done a better job when pegging it.

No worries though it stood up to a bit of snow the first night and strong winds the second. It gave us so much more room and it will get used all the time. It is worth taking even for one or two nights because it doesn't take long to put up and is so light. All in all we are really pleased with it.
I have put two pictures in our gallery.                 image: - http://bestsmileys.com/cheering/1.gif        

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Posted By: pamela
Date Posted: 18/4/2006 at 12:10am

used our porch awning for the first time, it went up quick and is great, would recommend this one, just one tip that Joe told me was to twist the storm straps, then they don't make that flapping sound in the night.

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Posted By: pikerwoods
Date Posted: 20/4/2006 at 6:42pm

We are waying up a porch awning to replace our full one. As our dogs sleep in it we will want one of the larger ones. Regarding the Easi and Compactalite how do they stand up to windy wet weather...???

Is the big Scenic ones not as wind resistant as the above...???

        Bob Woods.

PS: Waiting to get one and cut down on van weight & back pain... :^: .

 

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Posted By: Ratty
Date Posted: 21/4/2006 at 12:57pm

I used the compactalite a couple of weeks ago at a site in Brean Sands and it was blowing an absolute blinking gail the whole time and the awning stood up very well, it has four storm straps which did their job spot on!

I have got the Easi Porch up at the moment on the caravan, but it is not that windy today, however it was quite windy yesterday and this also stood up very well in the wind, however it is not as windy here as it was in Brean.

Cheers  Ratty

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Posted By: pamela
Date Posted: 21/4/2006 at 11:44pm

we used our compactalite at Easter, it was a very windy weekend, also had rain, the porch awning never moved, hope this helps

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Posted By: shielsy
Date Posted: 22/4/2006 at 8:32pm

We had our Porchlite plus up for first time last week in Ayr.

Absolute sinch to erect and put away,,,,,,,,       Used Delta pegs rather than the wire ones and some rock pegs.

Endured 60mph + winds and driving rains no problem, no flapping on the sides of the van....... for a small porch there was still adequate room for a shoe rack, cool box, bin, and folding chair with easy passage.

What a fantastic product,      I was worried when I saw the forecasted winds but now have bags of confidence in it.

 

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Posted By: CaravanSkier
Date Posted: 24/4/2006 at 10:05am

Anyone used one in heavy snow?

I`d appreciate any views on the suitability for winter use in the Alps.

Thanks.

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Posted By: shielsy
Date Posted: 06/5/2006 at 9:40am

What model are you looking at/

The porchlite wouldnt be suitable as it would hold snow on the top between the crossover poles if the snow was heavy, the comactlite should shed the snow because of its domed pitch.   Im sure Daniel may be able to give a more positive answer

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Posted By: DanielWalton
Date Posted: 08/5/2006 at 7:27am

Hi there,

Bardsea Leisure in Cumbria and Lowdhams in Huddersfield have both scraped snow from the roof of our products over the last winter.  The Easi Porch has held the most snow we've ever seen on a lightweight porch and there were other makes there that didnt withstand the downpour.

I would put the Easi porch first, then Compactalite and then Porchlite - with my only worry about the Porchlite being the tension on the poles and the possibility of damaged caused by addedd weight.  Rain doesnt effect them because it runs off but snow has far more chance of collecting on the roof and thus the steel pole of the Easi Porch and the dome shame of the Compactalite will be much better against the weight.

Hope this helps and happy skiing.

 

Thanks,

Daniel.

 

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Posted By: JOHN BYRNE
Date Posted: 08/5/2006 at 1:31pm

Poppi

I have just ordered a compactlite to adapt for my exportmatic

I'll let you know how I get on modifying it for the split roof rail

regards

John

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Posted By: CaravanSkier
Date Posted: 10/5/2006 at 9:32pm

Thank you Daniel.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 12/5/2006 at 11:45am

In case anyone was waiting, we now have the Green Porchlite and the Univeral annexe both back in stock.

If you are after an Easiporch in Blue or Burgundy, I recommend you order today (Friday 12th , or tomorrow Sat 13th ) as these will be out of stock from Monday for a couple of weeks. The Easiporch in green is in stock though but with limited numbers, so dont delay if you are after one

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103

Cheers

Ian

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Posted By: sunshiny
Date Posted: 12/5/2006 at 2:07pm

Read all the reviews on here and decided to go ahead and order the Compactalite. Ordered it late Wedsnesday afternoon and it has just arrived, very impressed with the delivery speed. Will have a go at putting it up later .

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Posted By: Nigel Ackland
Date Posted: 31/5/2006 at 1:04pm

Just recieved my Easiporch and true to form it arrived shortly after I went out to give the mutt a quick run but my secret weapon came into play, good neighbours each side of me.  I can't wait until next Monday to try it out.     Never had any kind of awning before so could someone suggest what I do with the gap under the caravan to retain the mutt.  He's only a pekinese and very well behaved so anything light would do the job.     Any ideas would be most welcome.   Is there anything on the market specifically for the job.                 Thanks & kind regards   Nigel.

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Posted By: daijames
Date Posted: 02/6/2006 at 10:30pm

We bought an easi-porch earlier in the year, originally green  but a week later, burgundy was advertised. contacted uk campsite, a swap no problem. thats the good bit. My wife and have been camping for over 20 years, the first fifteen under canvas the last 5 in a van. We have tried to erect the easi porch on two occassions, both unsuccessfully. On the first it was very windy, we gave up and managed without, on the second we gave up after an hour and put up the full awning! Does anyone have any advice or instructions that are better than those included. Finally the single pole does not extend, whatever it is for anyway, we couldnt work out at the time, but the threads seem to imply  its for the roof.

Help 

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Posted By: mrs p
Date Posted: 03/6/2006 at 8:28am

hi daijames

your not the only one havin trouble !!!

 we got ours for weekends to save puttin up the big awning, also its quicker to dry. we tried it at the storage so we had an idea how to erect it----not to bad but it was only a trial so didnt peg it down.

 went out at easter 1st time using it ---- oh my god the ground for the awning wasnt level what a job we had(my parents had got there van and they had there dorema porch awning up before we got ours presentable)

went out 2nd time at may day, just the same i was ready to just take it down and leave it down.

the things i find should be different are the support pole should be adjustable at the bottom to allow for uneven ground , the support bar that fits in the 2 pockets in the roof does not allow the water to drain (cus we woke to find approx 2 litres of water collected in the roof)

hope someone replies to us.

mrs p

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Posted By: DanielWalton
Date Posted: 04/6/2006 at 10:50pm

Not sure when these were bought but the Easi Porches manufactured the start of 2006 have a drain hole at the start front of the awning which means water doesnt collect.  It would seem that Mrs P has model one, which doesnt have the drain hole - but will still drain under normal circumstances - but may hold water in torrential rain, but the awning wont leak even when collecting water due to the technical nature of the fabric used.

On the adjustable side of the product the Easi Porch has a certain amount of adaptability within it but if the pitch is very uneven it would be difficult to get it 100% straight. The awning should never take more than 20 minutes to put up though.

To put up the Easi porch simply slide the awning piping through the awning rail.  Put the bar through the front of the awning. Put the left hand pole in, clip into the ring and pin at the base and then clip onto the side of the awning.  Do the same with the right hand pole.  If you need to adjust either side to clip into the ring and pin then use the buckle at the bottom of each ring and pin.  Peg out.

I never use the centre pole for extra support and have been out in some bad rain with the Easi Porch.

Hope this all helps.

Daniel.

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Posted By: Nigel Ackland
Date Posted: 10/6/2006 at 6:30am

Hi guys.   Now back from my break in Somerset after the first outing with the Easi porch.     First comment, erection instructions would have been very nice as I began with it inside out and with the metal support inside too, ( don't laugh ).  Once I realised how it went it was fairly easy but with hind-sight I think it would be easier to slide it into the rail on the caravan, then insert the long metal rail into it's position and also put in the extending rail into it's pockets then once the side supports are in position it's just a matter of guy-roping and pegging it down.   In conclusion I was very pleased with it although it would benefit greatly with a side door.    At that price it really would be hard to beat, even the dog liked it ! 

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Posted By: degsytroy
Date Posted: 10/6/2006 at 6:41am

We have used our easi-porch once and found it really easy. One thing that I did do was to mark the end that I fed into the awning rail first with a permanent marker for future reference. That way, it's impossible to put it up inside out.

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Posted By: fisheyes
Date Posted: 11/6/2006 at 3:18pm

Hi everyone

 Purchased the compactalite a couple of weeks ago ( very fast delivery)

Just returned from a week away in Wales with my son, the compactalite was perfect for our needs, erected in a  couple of mins ( even without the intructions) although i would like to know what the black straps on the inside are for ?- loads of space inside enough room for a double air bed and more. 

 Anyone thinking of getting one i would give it 9 out 10 - a perfect ten if it came with the instructions. 

Best wishes

 Fisheyes   image: - http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/chatter/forum_images/smiley20.gif

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Posted By: marc60
Date Posted: 13/6/2006 at 9:01pm

  Hi , thinking about buying the compactalite just wondering is there a skirting with this, cheers Mark

 

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 13/6/2006 at 9:50pm

Hi, the instructions for all the awnings are sewn into the inside of the bag

Cheers!
Ian

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 13/6/2006 at 9:51pm

Quote: Originally posted by marc60 on 13/6/2006

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Hi , thinking about buying the compactalite just wondering is there a skirting with this, cheers Mark

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It doesnt come with a draft skirt for the bottom of the caravan, but we can include one for £9.99 extra

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Posted By: dean1972
Date Posted: 06/7/2006 at 8:25am

How easy/difficult would it be for a mere female image: - http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d186/tismeinnit/blowhair.gif to erect the easi porch her own please?

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Posted By: dean1972
Date Posted: 06/7/2006 at 11:21am

Have just read through all the posts and think i'll go for it. :) Just one thing how do i order the burgandy one as it says only grey/green when ordering

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 06/7/2006 at 8:30pm

Hi
The burgundy and blue ones are back in stock as from next week, so you will be able to order it from tomorrow!
Cheers!
Ian

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Posted By: bordercaz
Date Posted: 06/7/2006 at 11:02pm

Any chance of asking those nice chaps at Blue Diamond if there are any plans to bring out one that will fit shorter caravans? My awning rail is only 229 cms.

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Posted By: DanielWalton
Date Posted: 07/7/2006 at 7:11am

Bordercaz - I will look into this as it may be possible that the Porchlite Plus could just fit .  Email me with the measurement and Ill find out for you.

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Posted By: Iluvhippos
Date Posted: 16/7/2006 at 6:01pm

Hi

 

Just about to post an order for the Easi Porch Awning. Have read all the comments. Is it possible to provide a draft skirt? If so, how do I order as nothing appears in the checkout area?

 

Kevin

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 16/7/2006 at 6:14pm

Yep, they are £9.99

Add it to your cart, then follow the links to add the skirt, and and checkout as normal

Hope that helps
Ian

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Posted By: Iluvhippos
Date Posted: 16/7/2006 at 6:29pm

Hi Simple when you know how :D .

Order placed.

Many thanks.

Kevin

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Posted By: Foxton
Date Posted: 16/7/2006 at 9:18pm

Read all the above posts as we thought these awnings look pretty good.  However - we tend to use porch awnings for trips in winter and wet weather, as we think their main benefit (against no awning at all) is to hang up wet coats and enable muddy boots to stay outside.  So far, we can't see how we could hang up anything in these awnings.  Are we missing anything?

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 17/7/2006 at 9:21am

Yes, we hang stuff from our Easiporch, from the middle pole, and we have added a loop to one side to hang stuff from on. The Compactalite we have to hang stuff from the window. I will look into different methods next time we get both of them up

Cheers

Ian

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Posted By: pamela
Date Posted: 17/7/2006 at 1:42pm

Ian do you have a 10 foot skirt for the http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_compactalite.aspCompactalite, ?

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Posted By: bordercaz
Date Posted: 17/7/2006 at 4:45pm

Quote: Originally posted by DanielWalton on 07/7/2006

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Bordercaz - I will look into this as it may be possible that the Porchlite Plus could just fit .  Email me with the measurement and Ill find out for you.

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Sorry Daniel, only just seen your answer here. The measurement is 229 cm but the Porchlite Plus says 235cm and anyway I don't want a Porchlite as it wouldn't be big enough, it's only just over 2 metres. I was thinking more along the lines of the Compactalite, my Panorama XL is just big enough inside. If only the caravan was tall enough for it!

In my naivete I assumed that all modern shaped vans were roughly the same height but I've got one thats vertically challenged, like me!

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 18/7/2006 at 9:00am

Hi Pamela, sorry for the delay, was waiting on pricing from the supplier if we send them separately when not ordered with an awning. Unfortunately the price is £17.99 when delivered separately, same process as above to order ( enter Outdoor Revolution Compactalite Draft Skirt )

Ian

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Posted By: chestersteve
Date Posted: 25/7/2006 at 8:27pm

Hi Ian

I would like to get a compactalite to give us a bit more room than the Porchlite plus , it shows the width as 285cm. Is this the minimum size the awning rail needs to be level or can you get away with slightly less ?

Thanks

Steve

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 06/8/2006 at 9:58am

You can get away with slightly less, Ratty has one, and his roof starts to slope down at the front for about 18 inches I would say, and it fits okay

Ian

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Posted By: sapper48
Date Posted: 09/8/2006 at 10:17pm

i am thinking of buying a compactalite awning but my abbey cachet is 2.52m high, the awning says for up to 2.50,will it still fit?????

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Posted By: RALLYERS
Date Posted: 16/8/2006 at 12:01am

Hi really interested in the Compactalite awning and have a Compass Rallye 490/4L model year 2000, I dont know the van stats if possible could you let me know if it will fit.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 16/8/2006 at 10:54am

Hi Sapper, the Abbey Cachet is too high really I am afraid, Is that definitely the height from the floor to the top of the awning rail ( as opposed to the overall height of the caravan published in the spec )

Ian

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 16/8/2006 at 10:55am

Pete, I am pretty sure the Compactalite fits the Compass Rallye, but you will need to ensure it's between the height limits shown to be 100% certain

Ian

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Posted By: RALLYERS
Date Posted: 16/8/2006 at 8:48pm

image: - forum_images/smiley19.gif gingernuts has shown me a site that shows my van to be 2.66m in height so no Compactalite for me image: - forum_images/smiley19.gif

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Posted By: harryboy22002
Date Posted: 17/8/2006 at 6:29pm

hi there

 sen t off for my new compactalite awning on tuesday = arrived  thursday 1200 hrs now that;s what i call ;;;;;;; cant wait till weekend ; think me and the wife will go to kenmore and test it out ;will post feedback and let ya all know how it goes

                                                                              harry.

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Posted By: papadore
Date Posted: 17/8/2006 at 6:44pm

I have the Compactalite awning, really nice and roomy, quite easy to put up but OH is being difficult, he prefers the heavier canvas awnings, men!

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Posted By: RALLYERS
Date Posted: 17/8/2006 at 7:24pm

We ordered one anyway (ill make it fit) image: - forum_images/smiley20.gif

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Posted By: RALLYERS
Date Posted: 18/8/2006 at 6:54pm

Ordered yesterday - arrived this morning :o  WOW now thats service image: - forum_images/smiley32.gif

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Posted By: Psyklon
Date Posted: 18/8/2006 at 8:25pm

I'm well pleased with mine :) , have a look at my gallery image: - forum_images/smiley20.gif!

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Posted By: sapper48
Date Posted: 19/8/2006 at 9:12pm

orderd compactalite on sunday came on tues but no one was in phoned the couriers and was redeliverd weds fantastic service and well pleased with product.will be trying it out over bank hols at jasmine park,north yorks.

thanks ian

               the height from awning rail is ok,as you said i had took the height from hand book,silly me ,many thanks for your help

                                                                      g.

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Posted By: welshdubdub
Date Posted: 21/8/2006 at 12:04am

 

Is there a porch awning that will fit the avondale wren? (late 80's early 90's model) an elderly couple on our site have had trouble finding something that fits theirs because it slopes down on the back so the frame can't rest against the rear side wall of the caravan.  Any ideas would be greatfully received!

Thanks

:)

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Posted By: RALLYERS
Date Posted: 25/8/2006 at 3:54pm

Just got back from St Neots C&CC site with our new Compactalite awning image: - forum_images/smiley32.gif Absolutly Brilliant image: - forum_images/smiley32.gif

Off again on Tuesday to Sandringham for a week image: - forum_images/smiley20.gif and got home to find my UKCS sticker so on that will go.

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Posted By: mellyw
Date Posted: 07/9/2006 at 7:12pm

OooH blimin eck, well confused,read through loads of your comments I  think I have finally decided though on the compactalite, got one similar on the website of our camping shop called a sunncamp ultima porch that comes with an inner tent to buy as an extra, anybody able to use an inner tent  in theirs or is there one available to buy seperately that fits this?  Looks ideal for us when my parents come away with us for the weekend, they get the luxury bed inside and we get the awning( still they have to put up with the kids in there too) and I'm fed up wasting all Friday evening  putting the big awning up when we get on site and  pulling  down again Sunday morning  and all the folding up and fitting it back in the bags.(ooh I do hate that bit)

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Posted By: George Mc
Date Posted: 21/9/2006 at 10:51pm

Hi Troops,

I am very interested in replacing my standard Porch Awning with a Easyporch or even a Porchlite plus. Having looked at all the Photos I am a bit concerned about the amount of rope and tie downs that seem to be needed. I would appreciate hearing views on this.

If you are on a standard site is there room to park the car?

Could they be a safety hazard at night on the way back from a light refreshment?

I have 2 small dogs (very stupid) and use their extendable lead and a couple cork screw type anchors to stop them legging it after the first rat or French Poodle. Any experiences out there like mine - many thanks George Mc

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 21/9/2006 at 11:05pm

The ropes and tiedowns in the photos are all out for illustration purposes only - you wouldnt normally necessarily need to put out all the storm straps etc in normal use. I certainly dont on my Easiporch - in fact there are less guys than on a standard awning.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 02/10/2006 at 12:31am

Price is about to be reduced by quite a bit if you still want one, hold fire for a day or so

Ian

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Posted By: poppi
Date Posted: 02/10/2006 at 10:06am

We're thinking about an easi porch are they going to be reduced too???Just have to work out how to adapt it to split awning rail on rapido.

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 02/10/2006 at 8:04pm

The 2007 Movelite is now in stock too

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_movelite.asp #800000>UKCampsite.co.uk Discounted Rate (free delivery) size=4>£Cheapest!

Movelite Awning Includes Free inner tent Multi purpose drive away awning product to fit caravans, 4x4’s, MPV’s and Motorhomes Very compact and versatile Easy to erect design Zip back doors on all 4 sides Porch poles and Groundsheet. Comes complete with pegs and guyline Can be used as a driveaway with Fixing Kit (optional) All fits into a handy compact valise for easy storage Fully adjustable height Width: 240 cm Depth: 240 cm

It's often used as a motorhome awning, but it's brilliant for smaller caravans such as particular Adrias or Lunars where the usual fixing height is too high. Generally with compact awnings the caravan needs to be around 2.35 metres high at the very least, but this one can go down to 2 metres !

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Posted By: poppi
Date Posted: 04/10/2006 at 11:39pm

Ordered last night now just waiting to hear it's on the way image: - forum_images/smiley20.gif

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Posted By: poppi
Date Posted: 05/10/2006 at 11:48am

WOW can't believe it its here already talk about fast delivery and service Thanks image: - forum_images/smiley20.gif

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Posted By: mick-gail
Date Posted: 17/10/2006 at 7:36pm

As has already been said what service. Read all that had been said about the various awnings and decided an easi porch would suit our needs, then with the price reduction deciced to place order That was late sunday night - First thing tuesday morning arrives on door step

If only all internet shopping was like this!!!

Mick

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 28/11/2006 at 6:15pm

Brand new for 2007, and now in stock!

The Easi Canopy is the brand new concept from for 2007. A superb lightweight and really easy to erect sun canopy from Outdoor Revolution. There are times you just dont want to put up a full awning, or even a porch awning, and the EasiCanopi is just what you need. Create instant shade from the sun, and shelter from the elements. Just slides through your awning rail, and uses two upright poles and guys to hold it in place.

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_easicanopy.asp	Outdoor Revolution Easi Canopy Just in - Brand new for 2007! Easy to erect sun canopy Width 240 cm Suitable for all heights Waterproof - hydrostatic head 3000 mm Available in Green, Blue or Burgundy - All now in Stock! http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_easicanopy.asp#ff0000>Click here for Full Details, lots more images and to buy securely online

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Posted By: themeldrews
Date Posted: 08/1/2007 at 3:51pm

Has anyone tried or seen the Outdoor Revolution Spacelite awning it is not listed on the forum but i am interested in one as replacement for my small porch awning.I dont know of any local dealers selling these.

Any info would be appreciated.

Terry

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 15/1/2007 at 5:30pm

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_annex.asp

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_spacelite.asp #800000>size=4>

Outdoor Revolution Spacelite - NEW FOR 2007 Innovative design - Brand new for 2007! Compact and versatile rollout awning So easy to erect - one single Alloy pole Kept on awning rail whilst travelling Waterproof - hydrostatic head 3000 mm Suitable for heights 230 - 250 cm http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_spacelite.asp#ff0000>Click here for Full Details, lots more images and to buy securely online

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103

Cheers

Ian

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Posted By: Mick+Tina
Date Posted: 16/1/2007 at 9:07pm

Hi Ian,

Do you know if the spacelite will come in differant colours?

Cheers Mick

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 16/1/2007 at 11:54pm

HI, no only in Grey / Blue as in the above piccy
Cheers
Ian

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Posted By: dean1972
Date Posted: 03/2/2007 at 1:39pm

Is the easi porch awning made of ripstop polyester, if not what's it made of please?

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 03/2/2007 at 1:44pm

Yes, it's 210d Polyester

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Posted By: Webmaster
Date Posted: 10/2/2007 at 1:29pm

The Universal Annexe is now back in stock, and in a new lighter colour

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_annex.asp http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bluediamond/easicanopi2.jpg http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bluediamond/easicanopi3.jpg  The Easy Canopi is the brand new concept for 2007. A superb lightweight and really easy to erect sun canopy from Outdoor Revolution. There are times you just dont want to put up a full awning, or even a porch awning, and the EasiCanopi is just what you need. The edge has an awning bead, so can be slid into a caravan awning channel. Alternatively, if you have a motorhome with a gutter you can use figure of 8 joining strips to attach it direct to the gutter. Then simply place the two steel poles into the eyelets, either side of the 240cm wide canopy and then guy it out. Create instant shade from the sun, and shelter from the elements. It'sis fully waterproof and UV protected and gives excellent protection against light showers or hot weather, without obscuring your view The discounted price shown includes courier delivery to mainland UK and VAT Suitable for all heights Width 240 cm -- Pole height 185 cm Two large front windows Durable steel poles Guylines on all sides All fits in a handy valise Packed size 56cm wide, 12cm depth, 20cm high Waterproof - hydrostatic head 3000 mm Available in cream/green, cream/blue or cream/burgundy FREE DELIVERY by courier http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/membershop/bd_easicanopy.asp#ff0000>Click here for Full Details, lots more images and to buy securely online   Posted By: Bob™57 Date Posted: 25/5/2007 at 5:51pm image: - forum_images/smiley36.gif I've decided to go for a windbreak...don't need a roof  Posted By: Janx Date Posted: 26/7/2007 at 7:41pm Ratty. Webby help..........why on the ukcs advert for the porchlite XL it says £114.99 and free delivery but it tells you to click on the link and when you do it takes you to the outdoor mega store and there it say's £119.99 and £4.50 delivery.......I am confused. Posted By: Webmaster Date Posted: 26/7/2007 at 7:53pm Hi Janx, sorry, have updated it now, the price shown on http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103 is correct now Ian Posted By: Janx Date Posted: 27/7/2007 at 8:19pm Thanks very much, shame I've missed the free delivery. Posted By: pippa10 Date Posted: 15/10/2007 at 8:24pm Hi webmaster. We have a 1995 Avondale sandmartin and were interested in one of the lightweight awnings but were advised they wouldn't fit. At present we have a trio elegance which fits well but is very heavy to carry with steel poles. Are there any of the lightweights suitable for this van. We are both over 70 and finding putting the trio is not so easy to put up now. Would be grateful for any advice. Thanks Posted By: tallcamper Date Posted: 16/12/2007 at 5:29pm Hullo, We're very interested in the Easi-porch, but as we've a fixed bed the 'van door is towards the front of the 'van, which means the Easi-porch door, being on the right side of the awning, is on the wrong side for us. Are there any plans to bring out one with a door on the left hand side? The Cmpactalite looked good too - but the doors are too low for my other half - he's 6'4"! Posted By: swilt Date Posted: 01/4/2008 at 10:07pm Hi WebMaster Im intersted in the Spacelite from yoursleves.  If I Ordered tommorrow would it be here for next wekeend?  Also easy to put up and ok for windy / wet conditions etc? Also fitting to Van does it require any screwing onto it etc? Thanks in advance Posted By: hookup Date Posted: 19/4/2008 at 7:00pm Our van is an ABI Marauder Mk1 450ct.The handbook says awning size 829 cm.Our current one,which we are looking to replace is an NR Tuscany labelled 14 ft It fits perfectly,ground level permitting. We are considering an Isabella Ambassador.This one is labelled 825 x 1158.If the 850 is the length any idea what the 1158 is ? Will it fit? Any help much appreciated. Thanks and Keep On Vannin Posted By: ems29 Date Posted: 14/5/2008 at 6:13pm Do you know when the compactalite plus will be back in stock? It says in the details that it fits most vans the height of my caravan is listed as 8' which i make about 240cm will this fit? Thanks Em Posted By: pikerwoods Date Posted: 30/5/2008 at 2:12am Hi,    We are getting past putting up a full awning (both hobbit sized... :oops: ) and like the look of Outdoor Revolution Spacelite & Techlite1. How long is the horizontal awning rail length required for one of these. We have a Sunncamp Ultima 260 that fits. Our caravan is a 1998 bailey Pagent Magenta.            Posted By: blondieandi Date Posted: 20/1/2009 at 3:19pm The picture is exactly the same though even though the review of the 2006 model on this site looks really different. Posted By: jjim Date Posted: 20/1/2009 at 8:19pm Quote: Originally posted by blondieandi on 20/1/2009 Sorry these are 2006 models..whats the difference HOW are the 2007 models improved?? They all look the same to me so can anyone help before I buy one.  Hi I cant say how they have been updated,but contrary to reports the Space lite is still available through this site  and is a great lightweight awning in fact since we bought ours in early 2007 we have used it exclusively in preference to our full awning the only drawback I can find is that the eylets for pegging out are too small to accept rock pegs I have replaced all of them with larger rubber ones and the pegs supplied would be ok on grass but useless on hard standings.Still it is a 100% better than the PDQ.

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