Awning Installed On A Slide Out

Make sure to center the fabric.

Awning installed on a slide out. Rv slide out awning installation is a relatively simple process that requires two sets of hands and about an hour of your time and this small addition will work wonders in keeping debris such as sticks and leaves off of the top of your awning which has been known to damage the top seal of your sidewall cut out and cause potentially major leakage inside the cabin. Slide out retractable awnings like a pull down window shade the slide out awning is normally placed on most sides of an rv. Unroll some of the fabric from the roller tube. Keep your rv slide outs protected with our new line of rv slide out covers.

The 6 is your top to bottom clearance you need the awning to be at least 6 above your slide out so the slide topper can fit in between. Now you don t have to worry about damages to your slide outs and you can now protect the life of your rv better against the elements with our special slide covers. The integrated wind deflector prevents billowing and provides fabric protection for when you travel. Do not attach at this time.

Center the fabric over the room. With factory installed awnings you re almost assured of getting a great fitting product for your rv. Step 2 insert the end caps on either side of the mounting bracket. Upon parking the awning can be pulled and slid out to create shade or canopy.

Repeat for the other side. Roll up the slack material onto the roller tube. Sometimes the right camping solution for your household is a refurbished motorhome that s not yet outfitted with awnings for slide out rooms. Detail a slide the end cap extension onto the mounting bracket.

Slide the polyrod and fabric into the awning rail. Step 3 unroll some of the awning fabric from the roller tube and slide it into the awning rail. The 3 clearance you re needing is side to side the arms of your current awning should be at least 3 outside of the slide out on each end.