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Nope i always carry small set aluminiun steps, used them for allsorts wouldnt be without them now. :thumb: im not short but not tall either.Has anybody ever managed to fit the sides on the omnistor awning on a autotrail without a pair of steps just wondered thanks
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My Frankia is tall. We manufacture and sell awning rooms and panels. The sides hang on a pole which reaches to the top, no ladders required
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We bought a proper privacy room. The weight of it was silly and having to take ladders with was extra hassle. We wanted a no hassle room more like a conservatory that lets light in but stops all the wind and rain etc. We tested lots of different materials and found the one we produce our awnings in is perfect for the job.
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I Had the same problem with mine and thought about carrying a pair of steps but thought there must be a better way. I met up with Omnistore at a meet in April and outlined the problem. The guy said the solution is simple, once you have the ali support (side awing) in place just lower the awning down to about chest height and you can slip the support rail flap over the awning. We tried it and with a bit of adjustment here and there found it worked. Job Done.