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Hi All,

I am looking at buying a universal awning annexe but am confused about how they attch. I have tried a number of supplier but still cant seem the get tha answer.

I have an old outfit with a Piggots spacemaker awning, the panels zip out but the caravan side goes through the awning rail with a zip along top and side. Does anyone know if the said annexe will work or any ideas of an annexe that will fit this set up.

Thanks in anticipation.

Rob

Hi Onred

We bought one of these from a pwer seller on ebay, they do work .. they do not zip up to the normal awning , the material and straps go inside and the straps secure the universal to the frame of orginal there is a frame that goes on the out side at far end to make the shape and guy ropes to hold down . they are a bit fiddly not as good as correct ones , they do work , but sold ours when we got rid of folding camper .

hope this helps

steve

Thanks for your replies.

My problem is the awning is over 14 years old but a really good one. I tracked the company down that made it and the retailer who bought all of the old stock, neiher can help me with the correct annexe.

My main concern is that the universal one is a good fit as I couldnt stand gaps around the edges. Guess I need to see one up.

Thanks again

Thanks

Thats absolutely right, poles and roof.

At least now I know I need another plan.

Thank you so much for your help saved me £100 or so.

Have a great season

this is a universal awning and they only work if you have a fully zipped out panel,this in turn needs a roof pole going from the leg to the van.you get an extra pole for the van side.want to buy one???

http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-1428744-10475506?url=http://www.outdoormegastore.co.uk/acatalog/Outdoor_Revolution_Universal_Awning_Annexe1.html

£45 + post,no inner tent

email me through the site please

We bought one last year just like the above, we took on main 2 week holiday to Cornwall it bounced it down one day whilst out the water welled on the roof just in front of the bar (the only one) bent and kinked it then it collapsed, The metal was that thin on the pole that when i tried to straighten it it started to split.

These are great for the extra room but i would only use one in dry weather.

bessie        

Quote: Originally posted by bessie500 on 25/3/2009

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We bought one last year just like the above, we took on main 2 week holiday to Cornwall it bounced it down one day whilst out the water welled on the roof just in front of the bar (the only one) bent and kinked it then it collapsed, The metal was that thin on the pole that when i tried to straighten it it started to split.

These are great for the extra room but i would only use one in dry weather.

bessie        

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