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You could try what I did on this video & see if it clears any issues .👍

Any reason? I've done mine twj same height every time and had no issues. Rain still comes off it.

To be honest I mix & match how high each pole is depending on the pitch or weather conditions.

Sounds great!

This process may help you

Lovely place isn’t it!!

I’m glad it helps. My other videos may be of help too .

I haven’t done that particular job yet, but when I do, I’ll make a video.

You’re welcome

Mine has never gone dark when it’s hot.

You’re welcome

Great!

12v

You're welcome!

Hi, yes it is waterproof & easy to clean etc. It is a Kampa / Dometic awning carpet . Similar to the Moroccan Camping Mats . So it’s made of a type of plastic . I’m using the 330 version ( 330cm wide ).

you’re welcome, I hope it was helpful.

I feel a more visual video, would be beneficial to viewers who speak all languages . But thanks for your concern .👍🏼

Think you need to check your geography there. It’s as far South as you can get, any further & you’d fall into the sea. 😂The west Wales Haven is the Quaywest , near New Quay, west Wales. 👍🏼

I’m sorry you feel that way. The majority of the video has no sound so I feel music enhances it .

Great experience isn’t it

@@italianjob-01 It was fantastic ❤️

vous êtes les bienvenus. J'espère que ça t'aide.

You can pay extra for a head cam, other than that , I had family watching from the sides who filmed also.

Найдите в Интернете название Kojack Caravan Lift. Их продают во многих местах, я знаю, что Amazon тоже.

Please check out my other videos

Thank you, I hope it helps.

Thank you very much / Diolch yn fawr iawn !

No problem, I’ll do it soon.

I’ve uploaded a video as you requested 👍🏼

Thanks, appreciate it!

Cheers, I will do.

Really good. if you go to Harbour Beach you will find booths selling a variety of different types of trips, including fishing or sightseeing. Most of which are then boarded on Castle Beach. The trip to Caldey Island is highly recommended.

Hi Geoff , Nick here. Thank you,I’m glad you like my video. I’d definitely recommend adding an aftermarket awning rail. It gives you the option of using many other types of awnings, some of which are much quicker than the full awning with treads through the original awning channel. I purchased the aftermarket rail from eBay . I decided to get a caravan engineer to fit the rail as I was concerned that if I did the job myself I may damage the pop top roof or possibly cause water ingress etc . He used a mastic sealing tape to attach the rail then screwed in stainless steel screws in to a specific depth . Each of the screws would also be coated by the mastic as it was screwed into to roofline, adding extra protection from water ingress. I had a 2nd awning rail added to the non door side also. This was due to that fact that our Trigano has its door & awning rail on European side. So I always have to park hitch inwards to make use of an awning space on a pitch. Not all campsites in the U.K. allow for caravans to be pitched hitch inwards due to fire regulations. So on those type of campsites, I can pitch hitch forwards & have the awning on the non door side. Not ideal but at least the awning space on the pitch can still be utilised.

@@italianjob-01 Hi Nick. Many thanks for your helpful reply. A higher awning would be much better for headroom and will also ensure water drains away from the van roof. The other improvement I plan to make when the new season starts is to improve the main double bed with a Panda Bamboo Memory Foam topper and to create some removable mosquito netting for the top small windows in the roof section, as we figure that in hot weather we will need to open these at night. If you ever want ideas for walking or cycling in Pembrokeshire (as I see your are a big fan) do drop a note here as we live just south of Haverfordwest.

@@geoffhanbury4978 good idea regarding the top windows. We have net curtains on ours. Attached using netting wire threaded through to the top & bottom of the net curtain to keep it taught against the window. Thank you for the offer regarding ideas of Pembrokeshire. We live in North Wales , & love holidaying in Pembrokeshire.

Thanks Steve. The bike carrier is a Fiamma Carry-Bike Pro. It was on the Trigano when I purchased . I’ve never actually carried any bikes whilst towing as I worry about the stability aspect. Also the Trigano manual states that a bike carrier shouldn’t be fitted. As regards to changes I’ve made; 1) When I purchased the Trigano , the original furniture ( wardrobe etc ) that is opposite the dinette, had been removed by the previous owner to make way for a single bed. I couldn’t find any Trigano original furniture to fit back so I decided to buy some flat pack from Ikea. It looks the part & it is lightweight. 2) Although it is a hot water caravan, there was no heating when I purchased it, so I fitted a small caravan flat panel radiator on the wall opposite the dinette, in the gap between the foot of the fixed bed & the wardrobe. 3) There were only 2 power sockets in the caravan & also no means of checking the leisure battery charge from inside, so I’ve had a twin socket fitted which also has a inbuilt gauge for showing the battery charge level, & a single socket with a built in 12v cigarette type socket & tv aerial point fitted also. 4) I ripped out the carpets & fitted laminate effect vinyl flooring. 5) The caravan had two awning tracks when I purchased it. The full length lower track & an aftermarket track which is attached to the pop top roof . Both on the door side ( which in non U.K. side ). I’ve added another aftermarket track to the non door side for those pitches where the caravan site owners refuse to let me pitch hitch inwards. 6) Changed interior light bulbs to energy saving bulbs. Something I haven’t done but would like to, is to find some way of extending the width of the dinette bed. As it’s not a double bed.