Gutter Bulk Strip

Does anyone have any idea where we can now purchase the gutter bulk strip that Fishbrain used to supply?

You may or may not know that they have ceased trading.

Kind regards to all.

David and Lyn

Hi

If you send me a PM with your address I Can send you some strips that I've got going spare.

Update for all users of figure of eight and gutter bulk strips.

We can now source this strip for you, any enquiries please to bookings@t24fun.co.uk

Regards

David and Lyn

PS Our thanks must be extended to Dalesman for supplying the piece of strip for us to compare.

I presume this is how to connect awning to van - any pics?

we have used the figure of eight strip - we found it quite tricky to get the tension right it was either too tight or too loose and we had a bid of an accident last year when we did nt have it tight enough and during some strong winds we returned to the van to find that it had come undone and was flapping against the paint work - took quite a bit of T cut to fix the issue . This year we bought an open sided awning which has a pipe and 3 clamps it's a much more reliable method of attaching the apron of the driveaway awning or indeed the open sided one. Not sure where you can buy a pole and clamp set from as a spare but just noticed in the JK catalogue in our mail today that they sell the clamps part number J12003 they may also do the poles.

pole and clamp set
http://www.khyam.co.uk/detail.asp?p=460&product=Pole and Clamp Kit

or figure of eight strip kit

http://www.khyam.co.uk/detail.asp?p=817&product=Figure of 8 Strips

hope this helps !

I've used both methods. The pole and clamp is a far better system to use, it's easier to set up and much more secure

Agreed. Pole and clamp all the way. Otherwise you're living in Paintscratch City.

Scooby doo agree - Better to be P C