Drive away Awnings
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Hi we have a hymer 2003, decided to get a pop up tent, weight 12.3kg, fits in our underlocker, width of the van . All sides attached, suits our needs ( Jackson's of Arley) in Coventry pro version. £240. 
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Hi we have a hymer 2003, decided to get a pop up tent, weight 12.3kg, fits in our underlocker, width of the van . All sides attached, suits our needs ( Jackson's of Arley) in Coventry pro version. £240.
How long does it take to put it up?
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Literally no more than 5 minutes, ( you tube do a good demonstration), chap in the shop did it, by himself, pull side wall's out 1 1st, then push up the roof, it's called pro quest screen house. Hubby just checked on Amazon £179 blossom caravans selling one..
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We have an Oxygen movelite 2 for sale in the classified section. You can attach without having an awning rail.
It’s up for £150
Phil
It’s up for £150
Phil
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It’s still for sale. Jim recently changed the classified section and it would seem to have disappeared
So here’s a description.
Oxygen movelite 2. Not new but very little use. Comes with special awning fitting. (you would not need this). £150. Height fits between 180 and 240 cms. I will await your response before re posting.
Can be shipped at cost.
Regards Phil
So here’s a description.
Oxygen movelite 2. Not new but very little use. Comes with special awning fitting. (you would not need this). £150. Height fits between 180 and 240 cms. I will await your response before re posting.
Can be shipped at cost.
Regards Phil
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Quest pop ups are brilliant.
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Tried lots of attached awnings but not found any so far that work well enough with the motorhome so have a separate pop up tent style shelter. One that we are considering & most popular option on here is the Quest Screen House 4 & the Pro version will soon have a zip on tunnel section to make it attachable to the motorhome https://www.motorhomefun.co.uk/foru...ew-developments-for-2020.206780/#post-3727744 . Some campsites may not like these but well pinned down they are quite stable & quick to take down if necessary.
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We have the old Quest 4 and it has now done 5 trips to Beni where it gets left up for 5 or 6 weeks plus lots of shorter trips. It is currently being put to good use in the back garden, originally for sun shade , but now as a meeting place for cups of tea/coffee/lager in the rain ! Sometimes that’s us and sometimes it’s Mikey and mates back from Uni. 4 people can SD nicely. One of the inside peg points has just come off but we will definitely replace with the Quest 4 Pro. Even Highlands End allow them as you know, remember Matthew and Coral sleeping in ours?
We will be watching out for you finding a deal !!
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So is the only difference between the quest 4 and quest pro 4 the ability to attach to the van with another section. Any other difference.
I would want to attach to the van anyway I prefer separate. We have an attached awning but I don't them, too unstable in anything other than really still.
Are the quests good quality and sturdy or cheaply made poor quality. Are they good in the wind?
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When I looked on it gives the impression you erect it in 60 seconds, it looks like it takes a lot longer than that by the time he attaches the poles and pegs it out?
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With the old one like we’ve got you have to buy the waterproof sides separately if you want them and they come pairs whereas with the new Quest 4 Pro the waterproof sides come ready attached. What isn’t clear to me is whether or not they are only on 3 sides as you can buy an optional extra on the new one which zips onto the 4th side with a zip open doorway. This makes me think the ready attached sides are only on 3 sides. Wombles might know more?
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If you would be interested, we have one which we have only used on a couple of occasions for a few days each time. The photo shows it attached to the moho awning but can also be attached by straps across the van and pegged on he other side.......
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Not ready to buy just yet just wanted to get a idea...how much would you be asking for something like this...it looks great...
Not ready to buy just yet...was just trying to get some ideas on what I need etc...looks great though the highest point of my motorhome is 3m so wasn't sure if these would attack ok...
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As well as the three sides on the Pro there's a front fabric (as well as mesh) panel split in two parts that zips together which can be rolled up out of the way on the fourth then an external zip which currently allows an extra optional canopy (@ £55) to be attached & soon (delayed by current situation) there should be the tunnel add on accessory too. Have seen the add on door panel listed for the standard 4 but don't know if it can be used on the Pro 4.
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Sounds like a great home use for the shelter & do remember you all at that lovely Highlands End Meet
Now more places are opening up I've been messaging & emailing to see if anyone can offer a better deal for Funsters than £259 delivered on the Quest Pro 4 or £179 on the standard one so waiting to hear back...
Did find this good deal for the 4+4 with six panel covers included but a bit big for us to carry now we have downsized https://www.camperite.co.uk/quest-screen-house-4-4-inc-free-side-walls/ but may be an option for some.
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Yes, slightly longer if you include pegging out, but not long. I manage it on my own if I get inside, peg 2 opposite corners, then push the roof up. It's then secure to continue pegging. As a 65 year old, 5'5" I can do it in 10 minutes. (The height reference is to do with shorter people struggling to push the roof up.
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As we shall not be using it any time soon I would let it go for £115 collected from Norfolk .... including an overnight stop on our driveway if it helps.
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Just bought one, thank you for that, Just bought an Auto sleeper, with no attached awning, but these are a great idea, just drive off and leave them behind, also got the panels for the rain too, nice one
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We are looking forward to using our quest pro, end of August, had previously booked site with CCC end may, obviously had to be cancelled, they were so helpful booked for slapton sands (Devon) so will be using it then, 
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