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We have always fancied getting a skirt for our Pullman but never got round to it , I think they are about £90 . As for the awning it takes about 25 to 30 minutes to put up . I have put it up on my own a couple of times but it ain't easy , helps being 6 foot plus. Having thought about it I only ever get help holding the frame up anyway so there is not a lot of time differance. We dont put the awning up if we are on our own even for a week long stay. It does go up if our grandchildren bring there parents along with them for the weekend though .
Glenn
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Topic: Pullman underbed skirts help.
