Thread: Awnings

QUOTE Is this the kind of dance we are likely to see from you when this happens?

Yes that is exactly the type of dance! Huntsmen spiders don't bother me as much as some of the nasty, hairy, 8 eyed, monsters we have in the tropics! O.K. maybe they do. Call me a wimp, but having something hairy and big land on my leg in the dark will get me screaming and dancing around like a little girl. All that noise just attracts the Crocs.

Ken

I love my Hannibal. It's obviously easier with two, but I can very easily put it up or down myself, even in windy conditions. Not having any poles is a plus. We often shift the vehicle because of wind shifts or the sun moving.
Kenley

Originally Posted by kenleyfred

I love my Hannibal. It's obviously easier with two, but I can very easily put it up or down myself, even in windy conditions. Not having any poles is a plus. We often shift the vehicle because of wind shifts or the sun moving.
Kenley

If I had the $$$ Hannibal would be first choice

We have a KAOSWing, just like the Foxwing and Supa wing but cheaper







Baz.

Hi all,
I have two ARB awnings. A 2.4m on the side and a 1.2m over the rear door. Both extend about 2.0m and I'm thinking of getting a triangler section made up to join the two together. Probably a bit more awkward than a fox wing but way cheaper. I'm happy with the set up and we have a fly screen insert for the big one and it works a treat when you just want some respite from the flys.
Very easy to set up on my own but is a hassle to roll up on my own.

Cheers

Nino..

The ones on tigerz11 look good and the on sale prices look great too

Another vote for the Hannibal. Best accessory I've bought

So if I was going to go for a straight out one which is better 2m x2.5m or 2.5m x 2m