When choosing the main tent, after choosing between the AIR or the Classic Bell version, you need to decide on size (4 metre or 5 metre).

A 4m will take up a metre less on your pitch and will save you a few quid, but the 5m has more floor space and internal height headroom (due to the increased overall height).

With the classic bell tent Glawning you also need to choose the number of doors. Fewer doors means less cost and lower weight. However, more doors gives you greater headroom, more openings to look out on the world outside and more connection options.

For more details on these options click below to see our comparison chart.

Ignore this step if you're not connecting to a vehicle!

Otherwise, you'll need to buy a connecting canopy:

• Standard height fits a VW Transporter/Ford Transit and similar sized vans.
• High Roof is for Sprinter/Crafter type vans and modern caravans/motorhomes.

Next, consider how you will connect it. The glawning connects in the same way as other awnings (usually via an awning rail, but with alternative options).

Still not sure? View our connection guide for more on all the above.

Now for the really fun bit! Choose from a range of luxury accessories to make your Glawning a true home from home.

We offer polypropylene matting in a range of colours and patterns to suit your taste, along with woodburning stoves to keep you warm and cosy and to cook on.

Other popular items are:

• Glanopy porch to create a sheltered area over your door;
• Footprint to protect the Glawning groundsheet.
• Reducer poles to reduce the space which the Glawning takes up on a pitch, and lots more...