That'll be interesting to see. 2.7metres deep and presumably 3.0metres across. Are you worried about the sag?
Randa

That does look good Ronnie. Thanks for the feedback
Randa

Isabella Logia Sun Canopy v Isabella Shadow 360

Decisions, decisions. https://www.isabella.net/uk/sun-canopies/loggia (see video)

2 metre deep x 3.6 metre long Isabella Shadow = 3 vertical poles, 3 guy ropes. Price £215
2.7 metre deep x 3 metre long Isabella Logia = 3 vertical poles, 1 roof pole, 7 Guy Ropes Price £359

You can see what you get for the additional £144. including 0.9 metre of additional shade.

The 7 guy rope idea is exactly what we have been doing with our current Shadow 300. 2 at the rear, 2 at each front corner and one at the centre where we have added an additional pole (the 300 only comes with 2 poles and 3 guy ropes whereas the 360 comes with a third pole as standard).

It sounds clear cut but although that additional 700mm of extra depth has a distinct advantage, the additional extra 600mm of length the Shadow 360 would give is also advantageous.

We are now in the market to buy a new Isabella but which is it to be?

Randa

Help! All existing Shadow users know that the two front poles are almost maxed out in height to achieve a working headroom for average height people but looking at the photo of the Loggia on the conventional wobbly caravan, the two front poles look to be the same as the ones on the Shadow (ie telescopic 2 piece) whereas the centre pole on the Loggia looks to be a telescopic 3 piece.

Ronnie, Does that mean that the centre front of the Loggia can be raised higher than the Eriba Awning rail height? What I'm a little concerned with is that the 2 end poles on your photo look as though they have been adjusted to set the corner roof height to be lower than they would normally be set on the Shadow?

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Randa