Where can I buy a replacement?
I wish to avoid the Dealer and high prices.

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I tried to get some parts and in the end the dealer was the only route, and 
where not that bad on price.
"David"  wrote in message 
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> Where can I buy a replacement?
> I wish to avoid the Dealer and high prices.
>
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> Regards,
> David
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On Thu, 29 May 2008 15:56:16 +0100, "David"  wrote:

>Where can I buy a replacement?
>I wish to avoid the Dealer and high prices.

You could try a caravan breaker if you don't mind second hand.

http://www.caravanningnow.co.uk and follow the 'Breakers' link.

Richard
See http://www.caravanningnow.co.uk where my caravan's for sale.
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> David
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Our window system doesn't use roller blinds but we prefer it. We use 
venetian blinds from Argos. They're cheap, light and efficient. They can be 
made to fit any window.

Mary

Mary Fisher laid this down on his screen :
> Our window system doesn't use roller blinds but we prefer it. We use venetian 
> blinds from Argos. They're cheap, light and efficient. They can be made to 
> fit any window.

Until you have used rollers, you perhaps may not understand how good 
they really are....

They go up or down in a single movement, provide an extra level of 
insulation and can shut the light out almost completely. Unlike 
venetians, they are completely 'peep proof'.

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"Harry Bloomfield"  wrote in message 
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> Mary Fisher laid this down on his screen :
>> Our window system doesn't use roller blinds but we prefer it. We use 
>> venetian blinds from Argos. They're cheap, light and efficient. They can 
>> be made to fit any window.
>
> Until you have used rollers, you perhaps may not understand how good they 
> really are....

LOL! Of course I've used roller blinds, we have them in the house.

But in the 'van venetians are more practical - and very cheap.
>
> They go up or down in a single movement, provide an extra level of 
> insulation and can shut the light out almost completely. Unlike venetians, 
> they are completely 'peep proof'.

Harry, who goes round trying to peep through blinds? And if they do what 
will they see??

By the way, venetians go up and down in a single movement. Insulation? We've 
rarely felt the need for extra insulation in either of our vans. The only 
time was in a very cold New Year in Wales, we simply fastened a cover over 
the outside of the window. It worked beautifully.

Mary