geordie graham
Free Member
We have just ordered our Vango Kela driveaway awning and being newbies I need to ask a few questions.Because I am disabled t`other half will have to do all the putting up so i am trying to make it as easy as possible.I have been told by my sister who is a seasoned caravanner, that we will have to set up the awning on hard standing, and after having seen some of the hard standing pitches, the aggregate used is pretty rough so won`t the groundsheet of the awning just get damaged and would the screwed rock pegs with the drill adapter be the best pegs to use ( I should be able to help with these whilst sitting in my wheelchair.
After looking into buying a motorhome and also the adaptions needed for the wheelchair we thought we would try and utilise our Sprinter wheelchair access van to see if we could manage.We booked into a small site close to home and after getting wheelchair out of the van and parked next to the van, we layed out two foldable cubes for mattresses and put a duvet on the bottom and another duvet as a cover and found the van more than adaquate as a bedroom, so will use this set up for the near future until we can afford a motorhome. The reason I am telling you this is I was wondering because we not really using a proper motorhome can we still be Funsters
Thanks Graham
After looking into buying a motorhome and also the adaptions needed for the wheelchair we thought we would try and utilise our Sprinter wheelchair access van to see if we could manage.We booked into a small site close to home and after getting wheelchair out of the van and parked next to the van, we layed out two foldable cubes for mattresses and put a duvet on the bottom and another duvet as a cover and found the van more than adaquate as a bedroom, so will use this set up for the near future until we can afford a motorhome. The reason I am telling you this is I was wondering because we not really using a proper motorhome can we still be Funsters
Thanks Graham