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Phone them but use the "say no to 0870.com for the 01 version of the number.

We used ours for a weekend trip and it was okay as the weather was sunny and no wind. The awning was packed up but not left on the Caravan due to the problem you have mentioned being reported by members ages back.

Oh and it took us quite a while to get it correctly in place not a pdq job. rofl.

We find our PDQ porch awning very functional for short stays & has stood upto some heavy storms. Must admit don't leave it on the awning rail when we get back home, as it comes off easily & we like the option of using our full awning for longer stays.

It definatly serves our purpose as i have arthritis & find it nice & light to handle, very quick & easy to erect as well as taking it down. It travels coveniently on the rail making for a very speedy erection on site. I store ours in the summer house when not in use making sure dry first.

I agree the bag can gather water but the way we use it doesn't bother us, certainly not to the extent of outweighing the advantages. We bought ours 2nd hand from a guy in Nantwich that Eric recomended - so we still consider ours a bargain.plus a good back up to our full awning which take a lot more time & effort to erect & take down. 

Cheers

Bob G in sunny Rhyl