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Not sure whether this would work for you but we have made a sun canopy for our Pennine Pullman with a Dorema Capri Caravan Sun Canopy. It took me a while to establish what size I would need as caravan awnings (and sun canopies) are sold in sizes 4 to 12 (or something like that). It's grey btw so fairly neutral.
I spotted a size 8 for sale on ebay and messaged the seller to ask him the exact measurement and it was 535 cms - the exact length of our Pullman. So I bid on it and won. We had to do a bit of work on it. We cut off the awning rail cord next to the seam to give us a flat edge, then we used the eyelet kit supplied to make holes for the ties to go through and others about a foot in for the stub canopy poles to go through.
The canvas around the middle eyelet tore a bit on our last outing so I am going to stitch some reinforcing canvas over it and re-do the eyelet. Cost me less than £50 but they are only £120 brand new and a sun canopy, in my opinion, is worth it's weight in gold.......well maybe not quite that much but it doesn't half make a difference to our camps.
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