Evening all.
Sorry if this sort of thing has been asked before.
Our Adria Van M has a Fiamma F45ti rollout awning and we also have a Kampa/Dometic Rally Air Pro 260 Driveaway Awning.
We are currently on our first week-long trip and have been very glad to have the Rally Air to store stuff in and keep the van clutter-free. It was also sunny for an hour or two yesterday so it was nice to just sit in.
However, due to my wife's ill health, I have to put the awning up on my own and it is a bit of a chore (even with an electric pump)!
I was thinking about getting sides and a front for the Fiamma but have heard horror stories about them breaking in bad weather and of course, it's not "drive away".
It's been quite windy today and with storm straps the Rally Air has been rock solid.
Could the Fiamma with front and sides be made as strong with the tie down kit?
The alternative to both would be a tent but it seems some sites don't allow a van and an extra tent.
Thanks for reading.
Sorry if this sort of thing has been asked before.
Our Adria Van M has a Fiamma F45ti rollout awning and we also have a Kampa/Dometic Rally Air Pro 260 Driveaway Awning.
We are currently on our first week-long trip and have been very glad to have the Rally Air to store stuff in and keep the van clutter-free. It was also sunny for an hour or two yesterday so it was nice to just sit in.
However, due to my wife's ill health, I have to put the awning up on my own and it is a bit of a chore (even with an electric pump)!
I was thinking about getting sides and a front for the Fiamma but have heard horror stories about them breaking in bad weather and of course, it's not "drive away".
It's been quite windy today and with storm straps the Rally Air has been rock solid.
Could the Fiamma with front and sides be made as strong with the tie down kit?
The alternative to both would be a tent but it seems some sites don't allow a van and an extra tent.
Thanks for reading.