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Hi, we've got a Bradcott Active aswell, but dont have much of a problem putting it up. We did however get the alloy system with it, so could be different.
With our pole system you have white plastic rubber backed pole holders which you attach to the inner awning material, on the run of material. These plastic clips have a hook hole, and there are hooks on the end of each pole to attacth the pole to. Is this what you also have?
If so, at what point of erecting the awning is the pole falling and hitting the van, is it when you are putting the roof struts in, then they are falling back to the van whilst stll attached to the clips via their hooks Becky?
Tony B
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