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i take mine out of the rail and roll it up on the ground, hope that helps.

floppy

Fold the poles up and fasten the 2 velcro straps around them wich holds them together let the poles down onto the floor.

Take bottom corner of the sides wich are closest to the van when the awning is up and there are elastic hoops take them up to towards the centre of the bag and they hook onto 2 toggles now lift the poles up roll up into the open bag as tight as possible  and there are 2 clip straps to hold it all in place.

zip the bag up job done

I love mine so quick and easy great for weekends its easy when ye mates shown ye how come on m8 when we off cotton arms?????

Quote: Originally posted by floppy01 on 13/8/2007

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i take mine out of the rail and roll it up on the ground, hope that helps.

floppy

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Doesn't that defeat the whole object

Quote: Originally posted by Monty...!!! on 01/9/2007

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Fold the poles up and fasten the 2 velcro straps around them wich holds them together let the poles down onto the floor.

Take bottom corner of the sides wich are closest to the van when the awning is up and there are elastic hoops take them up to towards the centre of the bag and they hook onto 2 toggles now lift the poles up roll up into the open bag as tight as possible and there are 2 clip straps to hold it all in place.

zip the bag up job done

I love mine so quick and easy great for weekends its easy when ye mates shown ye how come on m8 when we off cotton arms?????

Post last edited on 01/09/2007 23:40:32

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Thanks for consise folding away instructions - not that i had any problems with mine.

But by following these instructions you end up with a neater job. I think PDQ have recently improved their 1page instructions to a x2pager.

I've found my PDQ awning does exactly what i wanted - a lightweight porch awning ideal for short stays. It requires good secure pegging out & it will then stand up to torrential storms as i've proved recently while staying at Hendre Mynach early this August.

Good value too, even though no skirting provided i used mine from my main awning.

Happy camping to everyone, here's hoping for some sunshine before winter sets in.