Securing caravan annex walls & ends to concrete slab

I usually scavenged some bricks from around the park. Have you contacted the park, they may have some sand bag type weights for you to use.

Cheers Mick

I would check the width of the slab?
Usually they are only the width (depth) of an annex.
Length along the van van be problem though.

Just hang a few empty stubbies on the bottom of the annex walls and call it recycling ;)

Cheers Kev

We use 2L CoCa CoLa bottles filled with water (add as many as you need) It's working fine for us.
Regards
dedabato

Some plastic tubing filled with sand like the snakes used in doorways would be good or a rope along the wall over the flap with some ropes out to pegs to tighten the wall up

Tent pegs at edge of slab and occy straps to base of annex???

I remember seeing a solution to this on one of the caravan forums - they even had photos of their idea. cant remember details now but if i can find it will post it here. i agree with previous answer tho that slab is not normally a problem as they usually suit the annexe width. just peg down long side and the ropes at corner pole will make it stay tight with the peg below. i dont anchor with a peg in the centre of front wall where i stay each xmas on concrete and its ok - i think concrete can be better especially if it pours down rain and you can keep the mud etc out cheers..

Hi Barry,

At one place where we stayed for a while, I scrounged a couple of lengths of 3x2" hardwood from the park owners's "useful stuff" pile (with permission!) and screwed the front and rear wall eyelets to the timber with washers and Tek-screws. Worked well but would still slide a bit in big winds. If they were long enough and you didn't mind the timber running across the doorway, you could probably drill holes at the ends of the 3x2s and peg them down either side of the slab.
Ian

I attach the offending wall eyelets to an extendable tenrt pole with rubber shock rings or electrical tie downs through the eyelets of the wall then criss cross tent pegs where the pole comes off the cement. Now if expecting strong winds i might also fill some plastic bags with sand and lay on the pole. This is after i had the vertical sail track blown off one night