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Hi,   We have a Statos the slightly smaller version of the new great shaped cabanon (has some folk almost crashing, they're rubber-necking so much on the way past). 1st thing it has lots of space and some to spare , we have 3 girls and counting DV will have 4 children to take in 2009 (can have an undertent under both double beds). The ground sheet is zipped approx. 3in off the ground right around the awning, No Drafts No Leaks great feature! The rounded shape stands up well to rough weather (well tested last August), also the entrance is covered over (even without the extra sun canopy) keeping that much used step-in point dry. Putting it up is a 2-man job, however the awning uses just 3 poles which come ready-joined like a regular dome shaped tent's rods would and they simply zip into place, might need a step someone who is how do you say, challenged in height ( my wife is 5ft 0in). 

 P.S. If you do purchase one with this shape ignore the instruction to peg out the groundsheet before erecting the awning its a lot easier.  Happy hols, regards Keith.                                                                                                                  

Hi,

If you still want to buy a Jupiter, you might want to check De Wit in Schijndel, Holland. They had them for € 3.995,-, which wouldea little over 3.000 pound?

Good luck and btw, they sold TT''s that were meant for the English market.