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My OH can erect the Bradcot full awning on his own, but the Bradcot porch was something else.  The one we had defied the laws of gravity and at one point had 5 people trying to erect the blighter.  In the end it was considered that the thing looked better on the back of the van than anywhere else, and looked like a bag of spanners when it was anywhere else.  Which sort of defeated the object as the door was at the front.

J 

We have an INACA full awning. We booked half a day at our local site, so we could practise putting it up.

The kids aren't old enough to help with the awning (or should I say, they just get in the way), but first time, it took me & OT abit longer than expected. Now we have it to a "T",

It only takes us an hour to get completely set up, inc the awning. We are very pleased with this make, and have found no fault with it. I know they are reasonably priced new too. Having a full awning, also gives you so much more space too

Thanks everyone, it most be only us that cannot manage a bradcot awning even with two of us.

Karen

Hi we bought a sunn camp also - not that keen on the gaps I must admit!!

I see you also have a 550/6 and live in surrey - you anywhere near me ???

Hi,

Not far from you, Leatherhead

Quote: Originally posted by Dorset Belle on 08/1/2008

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My OH can erect the Bradcot full awning on his own, but the Bradcot porch was something else. The one we had defied the laws of gravity and at one point had 5 people trying to erect the blighter. In the end it was considered that the thing looked better on the back of the van than anywhere else, and looked like a bag of spanners when it was anywhere else. Which sort of defeated the object as the door was at the front.

J

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