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Post by barry5933 on Jun 19, 2009 20:29:30 GMT
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Post by Graham on Jun 20, 2009 8:29:54 GMT
Nice one Barry, have you tried it on the back? We used to put ours on the side but at a recent meet we saw that Gail and Keith (Dorset Dimension) put theirs on the back so in France recently we tried it and it worked quite well, it also leaves the side door free so that you can have it open in the nice weather and you can have your fiamma out as well. SEE HEREGraham |
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Post by barry5933 on Jun 23, 2009 19:03:19 GMT
That awning looks to be the XL version (wait to be corrected), which has a taller and wider link tunnel than ours. I don't know whether the standard Movelite would be tall enough.
Which type is yours and is the tunnel wide enough for the back doors to be open without fouling the sides of the tunnel?
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Post by Graham on Jun 23, 2009 21:20:42 GMT
Yes Gail and Keith's is an XL if my memory serves me right but ours is a Movelite Square and it just fits on the back and the back doors do open but you have to be careful, we prefer it at the back so we can have the side door open. Here's our on a recent holiday in France.  |
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Post by dorsetdimension on Jun 24, 2009 17:53:36 GMT
Hi
Yes .... ours is the XL. If you position the awning correctly, you can open both rear doors without fouling the roof.
Gail
Sorry but I haven't yet learnt how to correctly link this to a specific enquiry !!!!! I just type and post !!!!!
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