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Isabella Penta: the quality is in the detail

The awning features a number of small benefits which keep holidaymakers coming back for more
The awning features a number of small benefits which keep holidaymakers coming back for more
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Thursday, 27, May 2010 02:44

Caravan owners have been told that much of the success of the Penta awning is down to the minute details that combine to make it the best-selling model on the European market for permanent pitch Caravanners.

Isabella - the Danish manufacturer behind the product - said that the awning features a number of small benefits which keep holidaymakers coming back for more.

An example can be seen in the roof, which is constructed from a heavy polyester canvas with an outer coating that protects against everything from rain to snow and even sunlight.

It also has an interwoven PVA material that distributes condensation evenly across the surface to stop it from becoming an issue.

Meanwhile a roof panel allows light to filter in and functions exactly the same as the rest of the ceiling, as it is made from the same materials.

Isabella also recently suggested that those with a caravan could benefit from using its four-sided Crystal windscreen when eating outdoors.

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