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Canopy question
What do you guys think of this type of thing? I`m thinking of getting one to just chill under of a summers evening when away in the van.
Seems a reasonable price too.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EASI-CANOPI-LEAN- ... dZViewItem
Seems a reasonable price too.
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/EASI-CANOPI-LEAN- ... dZViewItem
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i think youll be better off with one of these, click here
and you can see out the front too!!!
and you can see out the front too!!!
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I've thought about a canopy for mine, but have come the conclusion that I'd be better off with a pop up gazebo,the type with the aluminium scissor type system, then sides / front curtains could be added as necessary.
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Smiler, we got the Easi Canopi that you're thinking about. For the price of it I think they're good value. Can be put up / taken down very quickly and packs away into a small bag that comes with it. The only thing with them is that they tend to sag a bit in the middle of the roof section (especially if there's any rain on it), as you can see in this photo:

It's best to take the canopy down if the wind is picking up, but I guess that's the case with a lot of canopies?
Tony
P.S. having said all that, I'd like to try the Capri canopy, the second one on this page:
http://campershop.co.uk/sun_canopy.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Has anyone had any experience of this canopy?

It's best to take the canopy down if the wind is picking up, but I guess that's the case with a lot of canopies?
Tony
P.S. having said all that, I'd like to try the Capri canopy, the second one on this page:
http://campershop.co.uk/sun_canopy.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Has anyone had any experience of this canopy?
Last edited by Nicola&Tony on 12 Dec 2008, 20:39, edited 1 time in total.
Looking for: window apertures for side windows, at the back of the van
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I made mine, I got some camoflage tarp off the bay of fleas and a few poles/rope and roberts you dads brother.
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As you can see above this is another good use for your spare wheel.
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is that a base for the orginal table?Mocki wrote:[img:350:167]http://www.agentfiamma.co.uk/images/06_table_legs.jpg[/img]
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gti mad man wrote:is that a base for the orginal table?Mocki wrote:[img:350:167]http://www.agentfiamma.co.uk/images/06_table_legs.jpg[/img]
Yes it is...you can buy them from Bluebird.around £35 .best bit of kit I've bought for the awning. I have a couple of different height legs...lowest one makes a nice low coffee table for the drinking nights


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The Reverend Pimp Daddy wrote:gti mad man wrote:is that a base for the orginal table?Mocki wrote:[img:350:167]http://www.agentfiamma.co.uk/images/06_table_legs.jpg[/img]
I have a couple of different height legs...![]()
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Last time i checked, you could get the table leg & the part for under the table from B&Q, think they were stocked as breakfast bar legs or something similar.
Back to the original subject though....
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Back to the original subject though....
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We have one of the capri canopy's, used it a few times last year and it seems very goodNicola&Tony wrote:Smiler, we got the Easi Canopi that you're thinking about. For the price of it I think they're good value. Can be put up / taken down very quickly and packs away into a small bag that comes with it. The only thing with them is that they tend to sag a bit in the middle of the roof section (especially if there's any rain on it), as you can see in this photo:
[IMG:512:384]http://i198.photobucket.com/albums/aa78 ... 090084.jpg[/img]
It's best to take the canopy down if the wind is picking up, but I guess that's the case with a lot of canopies?
Tony
P.S. having said all that, I'd like to try the Capri canopy, the second one on this page:
http://campershop.co.uk/sun_canopy.htm
Has anyone had any experience of this canopy?

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I think there is only one size?
Must admit for me it's either a pop up gazebo or a capri sun canopy.
Must admit for me it's either a pop up gazebo or a capri sun canopy.
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