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Hi, Does anybody know if it is possible to roll the front panels up/back on this awning? I have been adviced that the panels can either be zipped out fully, or partially unzipped to create a veranda effect (with use of veranda pole), BUT, I really want an awning with front panels which can be left attached but rolled out of the way, giving the awning a canopy effect. I haven't seen one on display to have a close look at but I was wondering if I might be able to unzip the front panels from the bottom of each side and them somehow fasten them up/back with use of elastic straps or something similar. Does anybody have one of these awnings and could offer me some advice please. Cheers, Denise.
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Topic: Kampa 270 Fiesta question
