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Ground Peg (Lie flat safety operation)

(Awning Storm Poles)

AHA LieFlat ground pegging.

Awning or Tent ground pegging.
A ground peg raised in use but lies flat when not.
Attach rope or rubber guys and even poles.
A unique brand new style of pegging your awnings, tents, storm poles, windbreaks, dog harness, badminton nets and more....
Material - The A.H.A. (Awning Handyman Anchor) is manufactured from 304 stainless steel which contains 8 - 10.5% nickel. This makes it highly corrosion resistant in comparison to other stainless steels and has a tensile strength of between 430 - 630 MPa.
All surfaces are polished and have chamfered edges.
Plastic free.
Invented in Wales, manufactured in England.

Selecting this quality stainless steel ensures each A.H.A. will last a lifetime in comparison to all other ground pegging components which constantly break, bend or unsuitable.

The A.H.A. also limits lifting pressure direct onto its anchor as it is absorbed through the hinge pin.

Some ground pegs used on a daily basis either have to be protected or removed at night for your and other persons safety. If the latter, fresh undisturbed ground has to be found for re-use the following day.

Unhook your guy, rubber ladder, pole or dog leash in seconds and the A.H.A. lies FLAT and safe at ground level, or just below, or even under your ground sheet or mat. Read the advantages below.....

Use with the 'A.H.' storm poles when required. The A.H.A. allows you to remove the A.H. as it sits inside your awning under the ground sheet with out the need to remove.
It has two 9mm dia. holes, one for 8mm dia. rock peg or ‘U’ bolt and the other for bolting poles or 'D' clamps for dog ties etc.
No more night safety lighting, cones or other as warning markers on basic ground pegging.
Safe to walk on or drive over.

Another helpful new product from 'Awning Handyman'

Seasonal pitch owner!

* Awning requires removal on each departure!

* Ground pegs removed for safety!

* On return, re-pegging into soft ground!

The A.H.A. can be left in the ground throughout your holiday week/month/season or year.

They could also be used to maximize Awning entry areas without the need for removing pegs on a daily basis or conning for safety.

Further use as dog ties, clothes line anchor or any game anchor.

Already, customers are sending very positive reviews and cannot believe this simple modification to a solid ground peg has never been designed earlier.

Ground Peg-A.H.A. Ground Pegging.mp4

A Helpful 'TO DO' list for touring caravanners.

This listing is based on my own personal findings. If you wish me to add helpful advice, please contact me.

Subject: Arrival set-up.

1. Park van noting views, sun, slope and privacy.

2. Level sideways before unhitching.

3. Chock wheels and handbrake.

4. Unhitch van and level front/back.

5. Lower corner steadies.

6. Connect mains to post, (plug in socket and turn clockwise if red button by plug) press red button to disconnect) Connect to van.

7. Switch on mains only and test.

8. Water - ensure drain valve is closed under seat. Connect water pump. Close sink taps but leave shower slightly open. Switch on water pump to fill tank. Bleed hot and cold from shower then sink taps. Check water barrel.

9. Switch on mains water/heating with Alde system and select heating power to 1, 2 or 3kw on menus board.

10. Switch on gas.

11. Switch fridge from car battery to mains electric or gas.

12. Fill toilet flush (Pink) and set toilet waste (Blue).

13. Fit security clamps.

14. Set up aerial, tv/radio.

Departing. Just follow list 14 - 5 (in reverse), then Item 3 and hitch to car. Check that your van is hitched secure to car by lowering the jockey wheel to raise the rear of car twice. Check your lighting system, All outside lockers are secure, Aerial and radio are lowered and pitch is clear and tidy.

'Awning Handyman Storm, Roof and Multipurpose poles have been withdrawn from sale due to retirement.

Just one set can be used for:-

Storm, Roof, Veranda, Aerial, Kampa Rear Upright Pole, even to erect your Awning single handed and more...

The 'Awning Handyman' is the strongest and most versatile storm pole in the U.K. as it is unlike basic storm poles with pole spring attachment and small plastic foot for wire ground peg. It has a solid pole attachment with clamping both top and bottom to secure to poles and strong ground pegs. When in position, it locks poles in their brackets, protects the awning through 360 degrees in gales, strengthens your joints and gives additional support to your roof and legs. There is no other invention that is capable of doing all this in one set-up!

The stronger your defense is, the safer your expensive caravan and awning will be, plus, it could save your holiday!

It's set-up and removal time is less than two minutes and when attached to my A.H.A. LieFlat ground peg, it can be detached leaving the ground peg in position for further use time and again as it lies flat under your ground sheet, carpet or on decking.

The 'AWNING HANDYMAN' has a multitude of uses at less than half the cost of all similar individual poles.

View my findings about Storm straps and basic Storm Poles on page Product Assbly & Uses.

Awning Handyman in position within the awning and locked down with A.H.A. ground peg.

Positioning diagram for erecting on your own and storm protection. Below also shows roof poles preventing pooling.

*Customers comment -

The "Awning Handyman" poles are like fire extinguishes - you should

buy them before you actually need them not after.

**Customer review from North East caravan park!**

Read Steve's impressive results after purchasing my storm poles and

A.H.A LieFlat ground pegging in my 'Blogs' section. His awning

survived every storm and heavy snow falls in 2017-2018.

Video Clips See how Hurricane Gonzalo wrecked an awning in 2014 and how our awning survived with the 'Awning Handyman' storm pole.

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