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18/3/2014 at 8:55am
Location: south cheshire
Outfit: VW Caddy Maxi
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I always need the awning with my caravan as well, as it's very small. It creaks, flaps, and all sorts in windy weather! Sometimes it depends on how flat the ground is, and how taut I managed to get it before pegging down. Sometimes, just the odd tweak of a pole to square it up a bit better is enough to stop a lot of it. And sometimes I have to just grin and bear it!
If you have a side awning with no back to it (just goes up against the caravan, you might find that it's where the poles are rubbing against the sides of the van, so you could use foam there, it might help.
Mine is a drive away awning, so there is a tunnel between it and my caravan, and it fits on the back or the side.
Like snags said though, a little creaking is normal.
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