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Keeping awning dry on the roof
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Keeping awning dry on the roof
I want to try to keep the awning dry whilst its stowed on the front of the van, been looking about for giant drybags or big stowage bags... Not had much luck though
Any advice on what others use would be great!
Any advice on what others use would be great!
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
Try looking at stuff sacks on the Hein Gericke motorcycle site.
For example
http://www.hein-gericke.co.uk/motorcycl ... hwarz.html
For example
http://www.hein-gericke.co.uk/motorcycl ... hwarz.html
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
Canoe/kayak shops are a great source of dry bags (stuff sacks)
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
Poseidon wrote:I want to try to keep the awning dry whilst its stowed on the front of the van, been looking about for giant drybags or big stowage bags... Not had much luck though![]()
Any advice on what others use would be great!
Contact Mark & Helen (Scampi & Chips) https://club8090.co.uk/forum/memberlist. ... ile&u=4724 they are superb at this sort of thing.
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
There are large dry bags around but they are quite expensive.
I bought a cheap barbeque cover for £2 and wrap it round the awning, then strap it down with bungees.
I bought a cheap barbeque cover for £2 and wrap it round the awning, then strap it down with bungees.
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
It's a Kyham Motordome sleeper, so quite long even when packed, the dimensions I needed is around 1.5m long by 45 wide and high.. So it's a funny shape..
I've been in touch with Alpkit and Musto to see if they could make a drybag that big.. Sadly not as they not have a machine big enough to seal it..
May look at making something using an old heavy groundsheet... It's just the matter of keeping the water out..
I've been in touch with Alpkit and Musto to see if they could make a drybag that big.. Sadly not as they not have a machine big enough to seal it..
May look at making something using an old heavy groundsheet... It's just the matter of keeping the water out..
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
As I said talk to Mark and Helen and they will make what you want.
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Re: Keeping awning dry on the roof
I used one like this http://www.outdooraction.co.uk/trek-and ... tAodvEkAmg" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; 
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