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hi katkins, we are thinking the same as you, bought a pennine pathfinder last year and find the full awning is a chore to put up for short breaks, after researching the uk campsite web, a couple of members suggested buying a porch awning and there is a company very near to us in bolton, lancs, that would put a zip onto your lightweight awning for approx £50, there is a company on e-bay called leisure outlet that are selling decent sized porch awnings for a 260xl &£129 or the larger 360xl for £149 free p&p, the company that would match a zip up to your camper is t v s, i spoke with graham who owns tent valeting services in farnworth nr bolton, today and it would be no problem for them, we were unsure about buying a non pennine awning because of the attaching it to the folding camper as it has no rail like a caravan, just the zip, i think you will find this a cheaper option, than the one that is specially made, plus it is a smart looking awning which you can choose the colour to match your camper, please contact if you need any advise about t v s, good luck, paul
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Topic: lightweight awning for pennine pullman
