I have an Eriba Triton, with a low roof line awning rail and pop-up roof.
Does anyone know of a simple porch awning that will fit?
Thanks, JG

On 23 Jun, 09:03, J Gross  wrote:
> I have an Eriba Triton, with a low roof line awning rail and pop-up roof.
> Does anyone know of a simple porch awning that will fit?
> Thanks, JG

Take a look at www.automotiveleisure.co.uk

MGH

On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:44:14 -0700, mghsbt wrote:

> On 23 Jun, 09:03, J Gross  wrote:
>> I have an Eriba Triton, with a low roof line awning rail and pop-up
>> roof. Does anyone know of a simple porch awning that will fit? Thanks,
>> JG
> 
> Take a look at www.automotiveleisure.co.uk
> 
> MGH

Thanks for that, but these are expensive. I was hoping there was a 
version of the nylon/carbon fibre poles types that sell for about 100 
pounds.
JG

On 25 Jun, 09:43, J Gross  wrote:
> On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:44:14 -0700, mghsbt wrote:
> > On 23 Jun, 09:03, J Gross  wrote:
> >> I have an Eriba Triton, with a low roof line awning rail and pop-up
> >> roof. Does anyone know of a simple porch awning that will fit? Thanks,
> >> JG
>
> > Take a look atwww.automotiveleisure.co.uk
>
> > MGH
>
> Thanks for that, but these are expensive. I was hoping there was a
> version of the nylon/carbon fibre poles types that sell for about 100
> pounds.
> JG

There is a very comprehensive thread on www.eribaforum.co.uk about
Eriba awnings and the way some owners have used alternatives.

Fred

On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 03:43:46 -0500, J Gross
 wrote:

>On Mon, 23 Jun 2008 12:44:14 -0700, mghsbt wrote:
>
>> On 23 Jun, 09:03, J Gross  wrote:
>>> I have an Eriba Triton, with a low roof line awning rail and pop-up
>>> roof. Does anyone know of a simple porch awning that will fit? Thanks,
>>> JG
>> 
>> Take a look at www.automotiveleisure.co.uk
>> 
>> MGH
>
>Thanks for that, but these are expensive. I was hoping there was a 
>version of the nylon/carbon fibre poles types that sell for about 100 
>pounds.
>JG

When I had a Freedom Microlite pop-top caravan which also had a low
awning channel, I used a second-hand Caranex H4 as a very practical
porch awning.  New prices are well above your budget, but there are
second-hand ones to be found for sale around the £100 mark.  It made a
very stable and weatherproof awning for use as a bathroom/storeroom at
the time.

Neil

(Reply via NG please)

> 
> There is a very comprehensive thread on www.eribaforum.co.uk about Eriba
> awnings and the way some owners have used alternatives.
> 
> Fred

Four years I have owned an Eriba and I never found the forum! How dumb 
can you get?

Your right Fred, it was very useful.
Thanks, JG