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What about something like this?

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/product/Folding_Clothes_Hanger_Airer

You wouldnt be restricted to a porch with inside poles then.

Quote: Originally posted by Anniemacxx on 17/11/2011

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What about something like this?

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/redirect.asp?redir=http://www.towsure.com/product/Folding_Clothes_Hanger_Airer

You wouldnt be restricted to a porch with inside poles then.

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Quote: Originally posted by paul at julie on 17/11/2011

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We have a small lightweight porch awning that we got for exactly the same reason as you but it was no good in strong winds, saying that we never used a tie down kit with it, its got bendy poles like tent poles and 2 inner poles that go across to strengthen it, i suppose you could hand coats on it, however we never,  use it as have bought a quest elite which is fab but cost £400 opposed to £100 for the other one.  you can have it for £50 if you want it, J x

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Thanks for that but I think Im probably going to nudge the budget up a little bit and go for something with steel poles.  I don't want to spend too much as we already have a Magnum so this is just for weekenders and the occasional overnighter.  I think Im probably going to have to take a trip to Glossop and have a look at what is available.

I've also noticed that the Outdoor revolution Porchlite? is on offer at a few places

What awning is it that you have ?

My experience is that you can either have the quick to put up bendy type that tends to flap a bit. Or a more traditional steel poled porch awning that has a thicker fabric, takes a little onger to erect but is much more sturdy.

For 2-3 day breaks we use an apache magnum, got a good quality one 2nd hand for £125 I think it was.