PLS Motorhome Reserved (K2)

It was one of the cheaper ones I saw whilst looking around. It is fine. Ok so some have little feet to let you pin them to the ground. This does not so it will take its chance on being blown over but it will be used mainly in summer so let’s hope the weather is clement! The service was great. I added some transfers to put my registration plate on it and it looks super.

OK, Terrible joke I know, but I could not resist.Its a plastic sign, I bought it to do a job which it does well.Enough said :)

Not as heavy as it could be, it won't stand up in wind, that said, it is bright, easy to see and does the job.

Having a motorhome we needed something to place on our space, specifically for use in Europe where assigned spaces are limited and a bit if a free-for-all. If we needed to go out, we could anticipate someone being in our space on return! Only disappointing thing is you gave to mske your own peg holes in the bottom of the stand to ensure it doesn't blow over in any wind, and no sorcific place to write your reg number - just write it anywhere! A possible design after thought which could easily be rectified by manufacturer.

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This is an ideal piece of kit to reserve your place when leaving a camping & caravanning site. We have a campervan so it will act as a marker. It also has space on the sign to personalise it too, so will be an essential accessory when we go out and about exploring.A slight disappointment was the fact that when it arrived it was slightly bent due to poor packaging or maybe clumsy transportation. I have laid it flat with a heavy book on it and l think it will still be okay. It is quite light so in windy weather may need to be weighted down somehow or secured by a tent peg. Having said all this, l still think this is a good product.

I had been warned that this was flimsy so it came as no surprise but I believe most of the other types are the same. The advice to add a weight suspended from the V top seems to be good and this has been effective. (A bottle or bag of water works and saves space when travelling)There are no holes to peg this down, but since most of my pitches are hardstanding this isn't a problem. If you normally use grass pitches, then maybe a model with peg holes would be better.For the price I find this quite adequate. (A friend paid nearly forty pounds for one that was hardly better).

I used to use a traffic cone , but it was awkward to store and transport , this is the best of both worlds , folds away- lightweight - easy to store , .....the lightweight aspect can work against you as it will easily blow away , tips online suggest tieing it to a plastic milk bottle full of water , and this works well