Shock Cord and fittings, 5mm for the pop top and 2mm for the curtains
http://www.bouncingrabbit.co.uk/page3.htm
I think I bought 10mtrs. after doing the pop top, the rest was used inside
to run from the pop top fastenings front to back to hang tea towels on to dry.
I also use it when there is a dip and the awning skirt is too short to peg down,
just make a suitable short loop to connect, very useful stuff.

Thanks Rod, looks a very cheap repair

Good link to add to the links section Mr moderator please

is it only me that would think twice about pressing a link that said bouncing rabbit

Quote: Pop540 wrote in post #19

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is it only me that would think twice about pressing a link that said bouncing rabbit

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We hate them and removed and stored them when we first got her home.

We took out the nets but the instant celebrity of owning a Puck L 230GT,
meant everyone wanted to see inside ..... up went the nets again!

We once tried one of our Trolls without nets, but we felt it made the interior feel too stark and bare, like the inside of a cigar tube. In our view the nets add a feeling of warmth and comfort plus they have the added advantage of disguising interior activities from the curious outsider.

We've no nets in our current van and I sometimes wonder how it would look with them fitted. Certainly white wobblies do have a lot of curtains compared to an Eriba, with our small Lunar featuring 10 curtains, which, even when furled, makes a substantial contribution to the overall interior ambience and decorative design.

We have not nets at home, so we have no particular preference towards them, but somehow they make a Touring Eriba feel complete.

There's domesticated then!

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it was warm in eriba
the diameter is 4mm measured with verniers
the front window elastic measurement 1metre70
the side window lounge " " " 1 metre 40
other side window " " " 1 metre 40
Back window " " " 1metre 60
all measurements include loops but didn't think to unknot there is a slight red flick in the elastic but not something that shows
i hook on the piece that's closest to screws
the front window is slightly stretched so a few extra centimetres added on wont hurt approx. 6metres
have a look at quillow in craft album to see if elastic tight enough for you, although stars pulling down not a very good photo
i cannot remember how much for the pop

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Quote: Aaron Calder wrote in post #26

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Saves having to keep the blinds down and weakening the springs.

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