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We had a 2015 version of this awning and there are 3 main beams and 4 cross beams so 7 inflation points in total. We used to leave the cross beams inflated all the time and leave them in the van, so only the 3 inflation points.
On our model the inflation points were on the inside too which was a bl**dy pain, especially in hot weather.
Other points to note - the curve of the roof is more pronounced than other makes reducing headroom and makes the awning feel smaller inside.
We had the all season version, it was very well constructed, never had any issues with it staying inflated but eventually sold it and replaced it with a Vango Vakara II to get the better head room and external inflation points.
Worth checking they haven't moved them since we purchased.
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Topic: Dorema air inflation points/s
