New Mazan owner

Hi new Mazan owner here,
My name is Bob and I hail from West Wales on the coast, I have just acquired a Mazan auto sleeper hi top. I'm a retired engineer with itchy feet longing to get on the road and explore.
                              I am in need of a awning free standing, what do other owners recommend for this model ? , what do you use, and think of it ?

                     BoB

We don't seem to see that many Mezan owners on the forum - I guess in terms of numbers made it's actually quite a rare van.

I believe the Mezan is very similar in dimensions to the high-top Romahomes (in fact some say it's a direct copy!) so you may find that an awning designed for one of those will also suit a Mezan?

Hi Talos i had a Hi Top Maza for 5 years sold it for 3000 more than i paid best van i was sorry to sell.Got A Stanton Mercedes.I put a awning on the mazan with the wind proof blinds that go around found the extra space great..I was told after fitted it needed strengthened on the inside in case the wind ripped it off..Hope this helps.. And Welcome

Like mojo says we don't appear to have many Mezan owners on the forum, yet I see these models often on my travels and there always seem to be one for sale at most of the Motorhome shows... I'm always amazed how much space they have inside for such a compact vehicle! There is one locally, owned by an elderly lady that I see fairly often.

By the way can you pop into your profile and change your avatar pic, as it's showing the photo bucket upgrade image 

Welcome to the forum from Warrington..   Saw one for sale last week at Spinney

Hi Bob
Welcome to the forum from Bridlington 
Boaby

Thanks to you all for your comments, we are just getting to grips with the van now still no overnight stays yet but getting organised. We have ordered a "Handi" awning which should be enough for our needs.

To all fellow Mazan owners
                                          Does your back door window open ? ours looks like it should but has what looks like factory fitted stops fitted. If its not meant to open why fit a flyscreen? Just curious.

The window in the door of our Nuevo sounds the same as yours. I've often thought of removing the stops to see if it hinges at the top but then again it would make it easy for a bad lad to open it and reach inside to open the lock.

Paulmold wrote:The window in the door of our Nuevo sounds the same as yours. I've often thought of removing the stops to see if it hinges at the top but then again it would make it easy for a bad lad to open it and reach inside to open the lock.

I agree, another possibility I just thought of is if it was left open slightly when traveling it may suck the exhaust fumes into the interior, It looks as though the stops were fitted as an afterthought by the manufacturer, possibly as an H&S afterthought.