Has anyone got any advice regarding the  " Pyramid seasonal pitch
awning ". I believe they came onto the market last year. Many thanks
in advance  Pete

I bought one last year but now have changed the van for a bigger one so its 
for sale :-) The awning was fine my wife complained it was a bit dark inside 
due to the heavy thick roof fabric, but it held up well in the high winds 
where we are, the frame was good to, better than the Dorema one we have now, 
but she likes the look of the Dorema, plus on the Pyramid the front poles 
have a base that can be pegged down so your not just relying on the awning 
to hold every thing to the ground again for the high winds we have.

Rob
"pete"  wrote in message 
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> Has anyone got any advice regarding the  " Pyramid seasonal pitch
> awning ". I believe they came onto the market last year. Many thanks
> in advance  Pete

"R A"  wrote in message 
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>I bought one last year but now have changed the van for a bigger one so its 
>for sale :-) The awning was fine my wife complained it was a bit dark 
>inside due to the heavy thick roof fabric, but it held up well in the high 
>winds where we are, the frame was good to, better than the Dorema one we 
>have now, but she likes the look of the Dorema, plus on the Pyramid the 
>front poles have a base that can be pegged down so your not just relying on 
>the awning to hold every thing to the ground again for the high winds we 
>have.
>
> Rob


I'd never heard of that so looked on the site. It seems fine but I wouldn't 
like spiral zips, in my experience they don't last as long as conventional 
ones - but I could be wrong :-)

It also seems expensive ... never having bought a new awning I'm probably 
wrong on that too.

I'd like to know more, not that we'll ever need one!

Mary