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The difference!

An awning is usually installed or attached to caravans, while caravanning outdoors, where you’d like to sit back and relax for a while. On the other hand, a tent is a portable shelter that can be stretched anywhere, right in your backyard, at picnics or even on a hilltop.

Protection

Tents and awnings, both offer protection from the sun rays and weather conditions. Both of them are usually made out of the same fabrics which majorly include canvas, vinyl or mesh. However, you need to consider the quality of fabric and the metal frame that shall be supporting the tent and the awning.

When you set up a tent, a retractable tent to be precise, you shouldn’t be scared of strong winds and worsened weather conditions. However, awnings should be brought down right when the winds start you giving the hint of being aggressive!

Aesthetics

When you set up a tent in the backyard of your home, it might be a bit difficult to uninstall it and store it back. However, awning, when attached to caravans, are very easily detachable and can be stored smoothly. In nick of time, they can be folded and kept back.

As a caravanner, you should always choose an awning, when planning a trip. After all, an awning is much more cost-effective than a tent. Not to forget, the limited space your caravan holds, is apt to store an awning and not a tent. If you are looking for a perfect awning for your caravan, head on to Australia Wide Annexes and choose from a range of awnings available at affordable prices.

About AWA:

AWA manufacture and install modern style annexes and awnings for caravans and motor-homes. Find a wide range of caravan accessories at the best prices only with them.

Awning for any caravanner is more than just a necessity. At times, it often becomes a comfortable commodity while you are out in the wild, camping and caravanning. These large, tent-like structures, are usually available in different sizes, fabrics and quality. But why do caravanners opt for awnings?

Well, awnings offer you the space to relax, even when you are out camping! They keep you covered, offering you a space that is almost equal to that of a room! So whatever the weather is, you will always have a covered space for a power nap and some time for yourself in the wild!

Awnings usually are not among the first picks on the shopping list of caravanners. Especially those, who constantly keep on moving and driving to places. However, there has been an induction of a new generation of inflatable awnings that has triggered a wave in the market! Going by the characteristics of these awnings, they are small to pack, light to carry and can be assembled and disassembled in nick of time!

Though the traditional awnings will never fade away from the market, but new is the next demand! After all, caravanners who prefer to maximize their relaxation time on site and yet visit several sites right in one holiday season, will always prefer these inflatables. These inflatables are available in the market in various sizes and specifications. If you suddenly have caravanning friends to stay over, and just two berths to sleep on, these awnings will come to the rescue!

Pump it up!

Similar to a traditional pole awning, inflatable awnings are connected to the caravan by supplying the beading into the awning rail. The next move to make is inflating the support beams using the supplied pump. When you want to disassemble the awning, simply reverse the process and you are good to go in nick of time again!

How did it all start?

When these inflatable awnings were launched in the year 2011, there was an instant demand for this! Caravanners were curious to know if the manufacturers of these awnings will launch the drive-away version of these inflatables as well? Ever since then, the manufacturers and suppliers like Australia Wide Annexes have made sure that they cater to the demand of caravanners when it comes to inflatable awnings!! Today, most of the caravanners look for foldables, inflatables, and easy to carry awnings.

Inflatable or traditional, which one is your pick in awnings?

People love caravanning around Australia! After all, who doesn’t like to experience an exotic getaway topped up with the scenic beauty of the Australian continent? A caravan road trip not just unwinds you, but also leads you to discover some fabulous places. However, when you plan a caravanning trip, you need to make sure you have these caravan essentials which will smooth up your trip, especially when you are up for Western Australia. Here is a caravan checklist that would serve you as a ready reckoner for a caravan road trip.

1. Spare Tyres

Rough desert plains, trickling streams, grass fields and even rocky roads, you have to deal through a lot while caravanning. All this is usually not easy to tackle, and this is the very reason why spare tyres are a must-have. After all, they take a lot of brunts and may gradually wear down. Thus, be prepared for a flat tyre or else you’d be left in the middle of nowhere, stranded and confused.

2. Extra Fuel

Australia has a vast landscape covered by plateaus, plains, mountains, valleys and plains! So when you finally decide to explore this vast natural piece of beauty, you would not like to run out of fuel. Make sure your caravan is well stocked with fuel backup!!

3. First Aid Kits & Fire Extinguishers

Preparing for the worst is the best precaution you could ever take. Any outdoor adventure can have mishaps and can leave you in the middle of nowhere. So when you know that you will be spending some peaceful time in remote yet vulnerable places, make sure that you have a first aid kit with all the essential medications. Top these with flashlights, ropes, survival knife, fluid containers, extra clothes and fire starting tools. Not to forget, a fire extinguisher is another essential thing you need to carry. A fire can spark up without warning, and you must have the resources to cease it.

4. Annexes and Awnings

 Remember to take the comfort of your home while you leave for a caravanning adventure. Annexes help you create cozy spaces that provide comfort on your caravanning trips. Make sure that you carry quality annexes and awnings to camp at your favourite landscape. You can contact some excellent quality awnings & annexes providers like Australia Wide Annexes, which also offers an onsite installation service in all locations throughout Australia.

5. Electric Hook-Up Cables

You’d be lucky enough to get electricity at some campsites and to make use of it, you will have to carry your supply of hook-up cables to connect and hook up to the points. After all, electric appliances like boilers, heaters and ovens offer a significant convenience on a camping trip.

So now, before you plan a caravanning trip, make sure what you pack for a caravan trip and consider the above points.

If you do not take proper care of your caravan awning, then even the best ones would not be able to withstand the test of time. At times the poles will give away or the fabric may come off. One such instance is where the awning storm poles get bent and they let the draught in. This will obviously reduce the comfort inside the awning, especially if it is a full wall awning, and you will have to bear with it till you fix the problem.

If you have alloy poles, then you will notice that they that seem to give to wind pressure far too easily. The weakened structure bends away from the caravan side and lets draughts through. Now the most probable solution would be to anchor them half way up by clamping the awning fabric to the clip. This will help in preventing a hole from being made.

In my opinion, the best way to do this is to get 2 clips and screw them into the caravan as this will hold the awning poles tightly against the body of the caravan. Make sure that you put the screws with care as miscalculated insertions can lead to damages. You would not want that to happen, would you? You can use the same clips that are used for holding copper pipes in houses.

If the clips don’t have a nice tight fit, then you can apply some carpet tape around the poles to get it really tight. It would be a good idea to measure the diameter of the poles and the clip to understand the amount of tape that would be needed to get a tight fit. It is important for the clip to fit in tightly or else the poles can give in to pressure again. You can also try to add more clips if one or two clips don’t seem enough.

The only other alternative to this (which I feel is really effective) is to invest in a good caravan awning that is durable enough to withstand the elements of nature and is comfortable enough to take with you on your road trips. Check out some amazing caravan awnings and annexes here.

Superior Comfort

If its superior comfort that you desire, then PerfectWall has the best caravan awning for you. The legless 12-volt awning provides high convenience with the awning being set up at the touch of a button. Not only does this awning leave adequate space in the front, but also provides high durability due to the presence of extremely heavy-duty, patented arm joints. The awning has a wind sensor that retracts the awning if the wind exceeds the specified limit.

Custom Fitting and Design

Dometic has given due importance to custom fitting and design of its products so that your vehicle gets the most compatible awning product. For example, The Dometic PerfectRoof PR 4500 is great for panel vans which have their design is based on Fiat Ducato as well as for vehicles that have space for roof-mounted structures. Finding the right awning for your vehicle won’t be difficult as there are several options with different lengths as well as extension depths.

Classic “Crank Driven” Models Available

If you love the traditionally designed caravan awning that needs to be set up with a crank, you will definitely enjoy the range of Dometic’s caravan awnings. The company offers several classic awning models with support legs that require a crank for operating it. All the awnings come in attractive fabric and housing colors with common size variants available. This ensures that there is a classic caravan awning for every vehicle.

Wide Range of Awnings to Suit Every Need

Dometic has always strived to come up with awnings that are compatible with almost every vehicle, irrespective of whether the vehicle has a roof or comes in an open design. By increasing the number of options, the company has made it possible for more people to get an awning for their vehicle and enjoy personal space during road trips and camping adventures.

Will you buy a Dometic caravan awning for your vehicle? Which one will you buy? Tell us about your choice in the comments section below.

Did you actually think that simply putting up a caravan awning would give you the comfort you require? What about the flooring? This is one aspect that many people don’t consider initially. By the time it strikes them, it is either too late or they run out of good options. In either case, the perfect flooring is not obtained for the awning.

I am sure that you would not want to walk on rough ground inside the awning. The most important thing about choosing awning floors is not the kind of comfort that you are looking for, rather the ground on which the awning would be set up. It might seem a bit weird, but you need to understand the type of ground on which you would be erecting the awning.

Without proper flooring, you would run the risk of getting cold feet in addition to the hassles of rising damp from the ground below. Damp, in particular, causes a great deal of condensation inside the awning, which spoils the indoor climate. The best awning flooring is one which provides superior comfort and protection from the ground. Since everything depends on the type of ground on which you would setup the awning, it is best to check out the place or at least inquire about it before going there.

Experts suggest that an ideal awning flooring is not just one carpet or cover, rather it involves 4-5 different layers. These layers include:

• Start with the base cover which directly covers the ground. It should extend 30 cm beyond the awning on all four sides. The increased length of the cover provides protection from mud and wet grass in addition to make cleaning quite easy.

• The next layer is made up of plastic tiles. Not only do they provide sufficient insulation from cold and dampness, but also create a comfortable surface to walk on. The best thing about these plastic tiles is that they can be cut with a saw to suit the dimensions required for your awning.

• You may add a layer of tarpaulin for added protection against elevating damp. But this may not be a mandatory requirement. Use this only when the ground is very damp.

• The next layer needs to be a thick fibre underlay with adequate insulation properties. This layer acts as an insulation between the lower layers and the top most carpet. For damp or cold grounds, this insulating layer is a must as it ensures high comfort levels.

• The final and top most layer needs to be a carpet. Ideally, the carpet should not bunch up or slip and should offer comfort even when walking barefoot on it.

There are several brands offering different caravan awning floorings. Choose the one that suits your need and your budget. After all, it won’t make sense to go for a highly insulated flooring if you intend to park on dry grounds with moderate dampness. Make sure that you take out time to plan your caravan trip by paying attention to the finer details. This will help to get all the comforts of home even if you are miles away from it.

There are caravans, and there are unusual creations which may either surprise us or give us quite a shock. We all love caravans. Who wouldn’t want to relax under the cool shade of a caravan awning while being parked up in a nice spot? This is a much needed family time that everyone should experience at least once. Avid caravanners put a lot of effort in customising their caravans and making them as unique as possible. Not all of their attempts can be said to be “pleasing”. But it’s your creation, so enjoy yourself as heads turn at the sight of your caravan.

Check out some of the most unusual caravans that exist today.

The Double Decker Caravan

Now this is an interesting concept. A double decker caravan for the “big family”. There is enough space for a lot of people to be together. Is it practical? I am not sure. For a start, it would require a powerful towing vehicle and its manoeuvring would not be an easy task. Can you imagine the load that the vehicle would have to tow? If you own this caravan, you have a lot of courage my friend.

Cloud Shaped Caravan

Is this a cloud shaped caravan or some weird geometrical design? It may look like a white caterpillar from the outside, but the interiors will simply blow your mind away. The interiors, with all the modern equipment and satin white finish, have a surreal futuristic feel to it. I am quite intrigued about the possibility of adding a caravan annexe or awning to this thing. It would take a lot of creativity and skills to actually come up with an awning for this caravan.

Mini-Caravan

I hate to say it, but this looks like a caravan for people from the “forever alone” clan or maybe those who are introverts and like to spend some time with themselves. In either case, the caravan is small enough to be taken around easily and is comfortable enough to provide homely comforts to a single person. The challenge with this caravan is finding a suitable caravan awning for it. You could approach awning manufacturers and get a custom made awning. However, I feel it won’t be necessary as such.

Watermelon Caravan

The one who came up with this design must surely love watermelons. There is nothing over-the-top fancy about this caravan except for the watermelon themed paintjob. The modifications have been done over an existing conventional caravan, so the basic features would still be present. There is no visible awning rail for attaching caravan awnings or annexes, but I am sure something must have been figured out by the owner.

Brick-in-the-Wall Caravan

What was the owner of this caravan thinking? My best guess is that he might have been listening to “brick in the wall” by Pink Floyd and got the inspiration to come up with something as cranky as this. At first sight, you might miss it, thinking it to be a graffiti on the wall. This is an actual caravan that has been painted in a rustic manner to give it the appearance of a graffiti. Although I am curious to know whether this caravan has become stationery or by some miracle, it may actually be towed away.

Amphibious Caravan

This is definitely a caravan for those who love the water and the outdoors. It might not be a caravan in the conventional aspect. It has two rows of seats where people may simply sit and enjoy the view outside. I don’t think this was made to fulfil the needs of an actual caravan. This appears to be more of a touring vehicle.

In-Love-With-Nature Caravan

This caravan has some pretty good graphics with an “in-love-with-nature” theme. Apart from the eye catching graphics and visual appeal, this is a simple caravan with all the basic features and an awning rail to support a caravan awning. It looks spacious enough to accommodate a group of friends or a small family.

Is this Even a Caravan?

I am not confident enough to call this a caravan. It looks more like an additional compartment for the towing vehicle. The closest resemblance that I can think of is a taxi, but one that has been attached externally to a towing vehicle instead of being a part of it. It doesn’t have a lot of visual appeal. Maybe the construction of this so called caravan makes it unusual. What do you think?

Chrome Owl Caravan

If you check the image above, the first thing that would come to your mind is a chrome owl. The image may depict the back portion of the caravan. However, the interesting thing here is the full-body chrome plating that gives it a surrealistic look. On a bright and sunny day, this would appear like a mirage and rest assured that a lot of heads will turn. I personally recommend that you get one of these for your road trips. To be honest, I have fallen in love with this caravan.

The “Globe-al” Caravan

This is a huge dome painted in the form of a globe. I am not sure about the comfort that you could get inside this so called caravan. But it can definitely accommodate a lot of people. At least that is what I am able to perceive from its size. Even the entry point requires elevated stairs to allow access. This caravan would probably need a mini-traveller or a truck to tow it. Maybe this isn’t meant to be towed away. But it is one of the most unique and unusual looking caravans in the list.

Have you come across an inflatable caravan awning for sale yet? These are really useful awnings that can be set up easily without any hassle. The time that is saved can be spent on enjoyment and having fun with your friends and family. Inflatable tents have actually been around for decades, but it’s only in the past two or three years that mainstream tent brands have to embrace the concept.

Inflatable awnings have always provided a great degree of convenience to caravanners with the entire structure getting erected with the help of an inflating tool (such as air pump). Developments in the design of this particular awning type have also resulted in the creation of inflatable drive-away caravan awnings. Isn’t that cool?

What are Inflatable Annexes?

Inflatable annexes are basically come with creating an add-on the room, which can either be attached to the vehicle or left free standing and assembled in just a couple of minutes thanks to its innovative design, inflatable ribs and arches. All doors and windows are fitted with 3 different layers including fine mesh, plastic window and a privacy panel, ladder straps and guy ropes all-round ensure your annexe is also taught when pegging it to the ground.

What are Inflatable Awnings?

Inflatable awnings are basically awnings that come with ready-fitted piping in a strong material which, once inflated to an appropriate pressure, complete a solid structure. Almost all inflatable awnings come with their own tent structures, a groundsheet that has been sewn in, and a connecting point for the foot pump that is used to inflate the entire structure. The presence of isolation valves ensures that the structure does not deflate accidentally.

The pressure inside the awning needs to be maintained within specified limits in order to keep the awning properly erected. Too less or too much air can cause the structure to come up unevenly. When buying an inflatable caravan awning, make sure that you look out for features such as ventilation, the location of doors and windows, etc. It is best if you select the awning as per your preference(s).

Pros and Cons

The pros of an inflatable caravan awning are:

• Compared to awnings with poles, inflatable awnings are much simpler and easier to use. Once the structure is inflated, you would have to peg them down like other tents. But apart from that, everything can be put up in no time at all.
• This is a quick alternative for creating some much needed personal space for living or for using as a temporary storage unit.
• With no bulky metal poles in the structure, the overall weight should be easy enough to manage.
• The absence of metal poles helps to minimize the risk of accidents.

The cons of an inflatable caravan awning are:

• The poles in the support structure are integrated into the design itself and this prevents it from being removed. This adds to the overall bulk which needs to be managed as a single unit.
• From a cost perspective, the inflatable awnings tend to be more expensive than the traditional options which have metal poles in their structural design.

Impact on Caravan Insurance

Inflatable awnings do not come under any of the general provisions in the caravan insurance cover. However, an inflatable awning can be covered under a specialist policy. All you need to do is to ensure that the cost value of the cover is sufficient enough to compensate for any loss that can occur. For a better understanding of the impact of inflatable awnings on your caravan’s insurance cover, consult with a legal expert or caravan insurance providers. They should be able to guide you and explain the applicable terms of the policy as applicable in your region.

Mildew is a common problem that caravanners need to manage on a rather regular basis. This happens when the awning is left unattended and remains dirty for long periods, thereby leading to the development of mildew. If you think about it, all of this can be managed easily with periodic maintenance of your caravan. Even if you have not taken out the caravan for quite a long time, it is quite possible that the dust and other debris (that have settled on it) could cause mildew. Such things can turn out to be a problem if not checked in time.

Retractable patio awnings are a great addition to the list of caravan accessories as the awning can be set up pretty quickly and you can have your very own personal shade just about anywhere you park the RV. Not only do the retraction systems need maintenance, but the fabric also needs cleaning from time to time. What good will it do to have a fully functioning retractable patio awning without clean fabrics?

For removing mildew from the caravan awning’s fabric, use the following steps:

• First of all, you need to identify the exact sections on the awning which have clear signs of mildew. This is important as you would not want to waste your efforts on unaffected sections of the fabric.
• In terms of cleaning agent, it is better to use a mildew remover than using bleach. Surely, bleach would kill the mildew. But it will also discolour the fabric. This is an unwanted side effect of applying bleach.
• Wet the awning completely before applying a coat of mildew remover on it. Once it has been applied, leave it to soak for some time.
• Use a brush and plenty of water (preferably from a bucket) to scrub the mildew from the surface of the fabric.
• Rinse well and repeat more than once if the mildew is stubborn and does not get off after a single scrubbing.

When you have finished cleaning the fabric, lay it out in the open under the sun and let it air dry. Do not be impatient. This drying process is crucial to ensure the safety of the fabric after cleaning. If it does not dry properly, then mildew could develop again sooner than you think. For best results, make sure you clean the fabric on a bright and sunny day.

Prevention is always better than cure. The best way to avoid having to scrub the awning for removing the mildew would be to remove dusts and hose down the awning every month. This will keep dust and dirt from accumulating in the fabric and the chances of the development of mildew would be reduced significantly.

Caravan awnings are great for extending your personal living space when you go on road trips in caravans. But what if you caravan awning gets damaged during the trip due to bad weather, specifically a bad storm? Most people are not aware of the possible recourses that are available in this situation. It is easy for people to just get it repaired at the nearest repair center. But is this the only recourse?

Investing in a caravan awning is not an easy thing to manage. More than often the investment takes a sizable chunk out of the funds of the buyers. So it becomes quintessential to protect this personal space. Periodic maintenance and regular checks are important to ensure prolonged usage of this caravan accessory. But at times, the elements that cause damage are beyond our control, such as storms, sudden bad weather, etc.

Whenever you face a situation where your caravan’s awning is damaged due to natural causes like storms, use any of the following recourses to minimize the financial impact of the damage.

• Remove the awning as soon as you detect the damages that have been inflicted on it due to the storm. Don’t just remove the fabric, but if possible, remove the entire structure and store it carefully to avoid any further damage from being inflicted on it.
• The next thing that you need to do is to get in touch with your insurance provider to place your claim for either replacing the awning or getting the necessary repairs done on it. (A lot of policies tend to provide cover against awning damage. It is best if you review the policy details carefully, especially the fine print, before you decide to take up that particular insurance cover for your caravan).
• It is important that you inform the insurance provider every time you change your awning because certain insurance companies will only provide cover for specific models. If your particular caravan awning model is not enlisted in their policy considerations, then you would not be able to get insurance cover for your awning.
• Be sure to check the limits in place (if any) for the caravan awning that may have been implemented by the insurance company. At times, the cover may not be enough to provide the required benefits if the awning gets damaged.

Following these suggestions could prevent a big hole from being burnt in your pocket. Financial loss is inevitable, but with the use of these suggestions, you can definitely minimize the expenses that are required for repairing or replacing the caravan awning. Timely intervention and periodic maintenance are the key to ensuring prolonged operational life for these caravan accessories.

The Aussie terrain is known for its harsh conditions and unexpected changes in the weather. All of this can take a heavy toll on the caravan and the installed accessories. No matter how much you try to protect them, the damage is inevitable. The only thing that you can do is to use good quality caravan awnings and annexes to minimize the impact of the damage caused by natural agents.

Of late, the Dometic power awnings have been creating quite a buzz with their ability to handle the harsh Aussie terrain better than most other products. This power awning is defining a new level of convenience and lifestyle that is really difficult to find in other awnings. The basic design of the awning has been carefully crafted to allow you and your family to enjoy the shade even on a hot day. You can spend the entire day under the share (if you would like to do so) and still be within the comforts of your personal space.

The “power” aspect of this caravan awning means that you can set it up and roll it in with the flick of a switch. No longer do you need to go through lengths to extend the support arms and manually bring out the awning. Not only does this save a lot of time, but also saves the effort. Even a child can operate this power awning without any risk whatsoever. The only thing that you need to do with power awnings is to adjust the length of the arm and tighten the knobs to fix it in place. That’s all there is to it.

Obviously when you buy power driven accessories for your caravan, you would check its energy consumption and the duration for which the product can last. Dometic awnings are manufactured with careful attention to details and technical superiority. This is probably why the company provides a 1 year warranty for its amazing line of power awnings. Speaking about the fabric of the awning, they are made of heavy duty polyester and reinforced vinyl. Now these materials allow the awning to survive in the most challenging outdoor conditions that you would come across. These awnings are built to deliver unmatched comfort throughout.

The Dometic power awning is compatible with most RVs and caravans. It is easily installed and can adapt to your RV without any difficulty. This is what makes it such a popular choice amongst caravanners today. The power awning is versatile, highly durable, convenient, and definitely worth every penny that it cost you. If you haven’t got one of these on your caravan, then you are losing out on a truly comfortable experience. Get yourself a Dometic awning today and treat yourself to some much deserved homely comfort in the outdoors.

If you need the comfort of your home even on extended travel plans, then Jayco caravans are the best RV for you. There are various caravan manufacturers, but only few are able to deliver the comfort and convenience like Jayco. Moreover, these caravans are specially equipped with such features that allow you to enjoy long road trips. This is exactly what you need if you travel a lot and often get last minute schedule additions which increase the number of miles that you need to cover.

Irrespective of the type of caravan that you may have, it is always important to get the right accessory for it. If you have a world class RV and do not use a high quality caravan annexe or awning, then you are simply letting your investments go to waste. Now, you need to understand the mechanism of a roll-out caravan awning before you make any attempts to set it up. It might appear to be simple, but trust me, without a clear understanding of the mechanism, you can end up creating a mess.

The following instructions will help you to setup the caravan awning for your Jayco caravan without any hassle at all. Make sure you have the rollout awning installed on the caravan before you begin. The entire contraption is a bit tricky and involves adjusting quite a few things before you actually set up the awning.

• Undo the holding clips all the way around. This would release the grip from the rolled up awning. Once this is done, flip the awning up to the “open” position to allow it to be opened up.
• You would now need to go to the back and lift up the hard lid of the “expanda” component. With the lid open, you can bring the bed down. Don’t worry, there is a small platform on the caravan itself which would keep the bed hoisted up in place.
• Inside the caravan, you would find brackets placed on the top of either side. IF you lift up these brackets, the top portion of the caravan would also be lifted and this would give you additional space inside. When you have raised the brackets, just push the locks in place to secure the entire thing in place.
• Now, you need to setup the awning. Just lift the locking catch mechanism and loosen the catch that is placed behind the arms. Make sure you free the locks on both ends of the caravan awning.
• With the awning’s mechanism free from its holding position, just pull the strap and bring out the awning all the way down till it is fully extended (as per its limit).
• If you want to add annexe walls to your awning, then it is important for you to bring the channel bracket of the awning column at the 9 o’ clock position so that the annexe wall fabric slides in easily.
• With the awning fully extended, it should not be difficult to slide up the support arms and lock them in position. The roll out awnings are designed with a specific operational system wherein everything is placed for seamless operation. The length of the arm can be extended as per requirement. Once you have fixed the length, just tighten the knob to lock it in place.

This completes the procedure for setting up the roll-out caravan awning for the Jayco vans. It isn’t difficult if you follow the pre-setup steps and keep everything ready. If you are not sure about the operations of a specific caravan awning / annexe, or you want a customized version for your caravan, then get in touch with the awning / annexe experts.