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Small gaps between furniture is an established method within the caravan industry of ensuring that the manufacturing tolerances associated with hand built furniture and the possible slight variation in the interior body length are not compromised.

PaulDG asks; " do any of the high ups" at Pennine actually go on holiday in our products. Well Paul you will pleased to know that not only have the Directors been avid users since 1977 but it is also company policy to encourage employees to use the company camper whenever they can.

Your other comments and ideas have been noted, thanks.

Howard  

Quote: Originally posted by beanpark on 25/8/2011

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The DOOR  no one has mentioned the door. Maybe they are trying to give us a proper door like the Dandy as a secure door with a lock.Surely that would be an asset for all. If using only the main cabin without the awning it is more vulnerable. I know if they want to get in they will. But if it looks like an easy quick way in for a snatch surely a tea leaf  would use it.

Just a thought, I would like as door with a key lock. Can anyone design one that we could have done now? How about an artificial looking one after all they have security cameras that are fake, why not a Pennine FC door.

 

Our new Crusader does have a door lock just like our Caravan did!

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So does our 99 Pathfinder. However you can unzip the upper section and unlock the doors from the inside so no real point unless the camper is folded down when obviously the lock is useful!

I also think its a great piece of kit

Quote: Originally posted by beanpark on 25/8/2011

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The DOOR  no one has mentioned the door. Maybe they are trying to give us a proper door like the Dandy as a secure door with a lock.Surely that would be an asset for all. If using only the main cabin without the awning it is more vulnerable. I know if they want to get in they will. But if it looks like an easy quick way in for a snatch surely a tea leaf  would use it.

Just a thought, I would like as door with a key lock. Can anyone design one that we could have done now? How about an artificial looking one after all they have security cameras that are fake, why not a Pennine FC door.

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Quote: Originally posted by Fidgad on 26/8/2011

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There are two ziplocks on our Raclet on the same zip.  When both ends are 'located' and the two ziplocks (I'm not sure of the real terminology) pulled so they are together, a smallish padlock can be used to lock the zip as in a suitcase.   However, as has been said, if someone really wants to get in......  

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Is this what Pennine are up to ?

Look on the TT and  Folding Camper Forum under the heading:-

                     'Pennine Folding Caravan?'

By Celeste74

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