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Thanks Daniel, will probably discuss this at some length with my mate tonight, I e-mailed him this topic and he phoned me soon after full of enthusiasm, up till now he either came over to a meet as a day visitor or hired a Mobile home or chalet, this could prove to be the best option for him without having to change his big car for a motorhome, which was the other idea we were toying with. The latter would need a nice windfall on the lottery first!

Re the double log in, Webbie or Ratty will be able to join the two together for you if you wish, just let them know!  

You need to measure the height of the caravan, from the awning rail above the door, to the ground. Then make sure if fits between the height limits given for the particular awning you are looking at.

Ian

Hi there

We got our easi porch a couple of weeks ago and are putting it to the test this weekend. Now just bear in mind that we are new to caravanning and not wanting to look like plonkers when we try and put this up we have got the awning spread on our living room floor as we speak trying to fathom how this goes up! All seems pretty straight forward but please tell us what is the small pole with the plastic clip is for?

Thanks

Debbie

Thank you...

The middle section was pushed right in and has just been coaxed out with a pair of long nosed pliers!!  We are now set for the weekend.

Cheers

Debbie

Just to let you know the Easi Porch and the Porchlite Plus are now both available in burgundy too. Picture of the Porchlite below, pictures of the burgundy Easi Porch to follow

http://www.ukcampsite.co.uk/articles/view.asp?id=103

Cheers

Ian

Looking for a new porch awning after my Scenic ripped (in a fairly light wind) at the awning rail in Buxton last September and one of the poles scratched the side of my van.

I would ideally like something a little more robust and roomier as we go away alot for weekends in Autumn and Spring when it can be windy.

Has anyone used the Easi-porch yet? - it looks stronger that the Scenic? any pictures of it in burgundy available yet?

Thanks - Tony

Hi All

Just got back from a trip where our Outdoor Revolution Easi Porch Awning was used for the first time. Overall we reckon this is excellent kit. It tool high winds and torrential rain with no ill effects to it or the van.

Easy to put up (5 mins is accurate) and the extra space is liberating (we are 2 abults + 3 young kids). We got a free standing clothes hanger from Pounstretcher which took all the coats and meant the van was free from them + a plasitc bin for the shoes, all of which lived in the awning.

So we are very pleased with it - if you are sitting on the fence over whether to get one my adivce would be to go for it!!!

HTH

All the best.

SB

Ian & SB thanks for your feedback. One more question on the easi porch please.

How light is it inside? It looks like it could be a little dark on some of the promotional pictures?? Are there enough windows?

Thanks Tony

Tony

It's plenty light and there are enough windows. Ours is blue / grey if that makes a difference, maybe,  I'm not sure.

One other thing I forgot to mention in my last post is that the supplied pegs are fine for grass but useless for gravel. I bought some steel 8in pegs in advance of our trip since I knew I would be pitching on gravel (it was a fully serviced pitch).

Just something to bear in mind that's all but the replacement pegs are cheap anyway.

SB