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  1. Vango Universal Tent Carpet 230cm x 210cm | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    Now £39.99 SRP: £54.00
    In Stock
  2. Sunncamp Easy Lock Flooring with Edges | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £24.99
    In Stock
  3. Vango Universal Carpet 140cm x 320cm CP003 | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £34.99
    SRP: £48.00
    In Stock
  4. Kingfisher Artificial Grass (100cm x 400cm) | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £34.99
    In Stock
  5. Bo-Camp Round Mat | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £41.99
    SRP: £50.00
    In Stock
  6. Outdoor Revolution Treadlite Carpet 550 x 250 | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £39.99
    SRP: £49.99
    In Stock
  7. Outdoor Revolution Treadlite Carpet 250 x 250 | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    Now £18.99 SRP: £28.00
    In Stock
  8. Outdoor Revolution Dura-Tread Carpet | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    Now £34.99 SRP: £70.00
    In Stock
  9. Outdoor Revolution Treadlite Carpet (400cm x 300cm) | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £36.99
    SRP: £46.00
    In Stock
  10. Marrakesh Deluxe outdoor carpet (250 x 350cm) | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £58.99
    In Stock
  11. Fiamma Patio Mat 340 | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £102.50
    In Stock
  12. Outdoor Revolution Cayman Cuba Air Dura-tread Carpet | Awning Carpets & Flooring
    £44.99
    In Stock

I've got my Awning; do I really need a Carpet and a Footprint Groundsheet to go with it?

You don't have to have either, however, both offer a great benefit to you.

Most Awnings these days have a sewn-in groundsheet, if it's been raining and the ground is wet when you come to pack up the awning, having a sewn-in groundsheet means that you can pack it away with the sewn-in groundsheet clean and dry, and just clean the footprint off separately. A Footprint Groundsheet will also give you extra insulation and provide protection from stones. 

A Carpet for an awning might be considered a luxury item, but it really can add so much to your camping trip, especially if you are planning to, or the weather causes you to spend extended periods of time sitting in the awning. Put it down in the living area, it will be softer and warmer underfoot and provide a much homelier place to sit and relax than just sitting on the groundsheet.