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Right!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! we have taken an old (already owned by us) stand alone high top camper van awning. They are straight at the back only the front legs slope outwards and got the cabanon pole end hooks to attach it at the poles on the camper in the way the awning poles do. I removed the back panel so it now just has three sides. Its a damn sight easier than the awning and perfect for shoes coats and fishing tackle if its wet. It has the added advantage we can put it up in the garden if it comes home wet. People have spoken about getting a zip put on an ordinary awning and we saw one on holiday which looked good it was from a sun camp sun canopy.
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Topic: is a porch a possibility?
