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Subject Topic: Awning Carpet Post Reply Post New Topic
05/9/2009 at 7:25am
 Location: Kent (on East Sussex border)
 Outfit: Bailey S7 Pageant Bretagne & S-Max
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We have been given an awning carpet with our caravan.  Do others put these down on top of solid groundsheets or on top of breathable groundsheets?  Any suggestions will be gratefully received.


05/9/2009 at 7:38am
 Location: Stoke-on-Trent
 Outfit: Compass Kensington + Octavia 4x4
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When we were away at Newhaven in August it was so wet, even though it was hard standing, that we put a groundsheet down first and then the breathable on top, if the ground was dry (not found any this year!!) and in good condition I would just put it down on it's own.

Andi


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05/9/2009 at 7:40am
 Location: High Peak
 Outfit: Lunar Clubman SI 2017 Hyundai Santa F
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We use a Carpetina groundsheet on top of a 'solid' groundsheet (not breathable) but only use hardstanding pitches. Most sites want only breathable groundsheets but we don't like using those on grass with today's weather! Hence we only use hardstanding pitches.


05/9/2009 at 8:09am
 Location: Kent (on East Sussex border)
 Outfit: Bailey S7 Pageant Bretagne & S-Max
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Mmmm! Must admit that we have had a breathable groundsheet up until now, but with the weather as it has been have used a tarp underneath it as we had started to paddle through the awning, not very grass friendly, but then I think of all those tents with SIGs they leave big marks where they have been.  I do think it does all depend on the weather, but never having had a awning carpet (it seems different to the breathable groundsheet - more closer weave), I thought I would try and find out what others do.


05/9/2009 at 9:19am
 Location: Durham
 Outfit: Outwell Hartford XL & Abi Airstream
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We use a tarp we know its not kind to the grass but as said before tents with SIGS are no different.



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