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Hello Gooner
I have a sunncamp 400SE and I'm travelling the UK with it as I type!
I travel alone, unless you include Jed, the dog. I can put it up on my own, with awning in about three quarters of an hour. The hardest part is getting the awning fabric over the frame as its a bit b****y heavy!!
As for living in it, the awning gives a huge and valuable space for sitting, eating, reading or in my case, playing the guitar.
The only downside is the roof height in the kitchen area which seems to have been designed by someone who must be under under 5' tall !! 
Someone on another post suggested leaving the awning zipped on when packing up and folding it on with the rest of the TT. I've not tried this yet but it seems like a good idea.
I would imagine that two people can get it erected quite easily. It's a great trailer tent and as I've been in mine now for over a month with no incidents, accidents or leaks, I would certainly approve! 
Post last edited on 05/08/2016 10:02:25
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Now, where's that "A" Road .......
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Topic: sunn camp 400se trailer tent
