is there something that could be used to attach to a RV awning? No place to staple in!
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You could use clothes pins to attach to the flappy overhang part of the canopy. Similar to what you might use to string decorative lights to your canopy. You would probably need to individually twist each section with a mister to make sure that it faces the direction that you want.
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Just guessing, but I expect it might work as a patch to stop leaking, but it's rubber so I don't think it would work to actually hold the awning in place. I had to replace my entire awning due to sun damage. It wasn't rather easy to do with a helper and there are lots of videos explaining how. I used this to cover all the seems and patch a couple places on my roof and it seems to stick well as long as you clean the area well first with paint thinner.
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I guess the the best way to answer this question is How must shorter is it ,,, Most awnings are very close to the the correct length Measure the awning roller or tube, not just the material,,,as the add a room slides into the slot in the roller, then the side panels fit against the awning material up against the underside at each end. I would not get an add a room that is a foot shorted , it would not fit at the top and inside against the camper... Hope this makes sense to you and helps
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Hello, that is not the correct picture that should be associated with this part number. The awning must be attached to something, usually mounts to the side of a roof rack.
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not sure what you mean, There is a bar you can get at the RV store and mount it to the side of a RV to hang it from. or legs to set it on the ground.
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Hello there - No, do not leave the twins in the utility rail. They will ruin the awning cloth quite quickly. We left ours in the slot for the season and removed them when we closed for the season. They are quite simple and install quickly. I could do it without any problems. We used ours for screening material in one slot and lights in the second. But NO, do not leave them in the slots when retracting the awning.
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The panels were specifically designed to attach to the top brace and legs. If you're thinking about using them as an awning...I doubt that would work very well.
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Thank you for your question. The pioneer RV endcap upgrade is for a carefree system. It will not fit a dometic awning.
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I used Gorilla Clear Repair on an RV storage cover that had been torn by high winds. The tape has a good adhesive...unlike another product that was sold specifically for RV awnings. So far, it is working.
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Harbor Freight has a good kit w/ rings & twine, but I folded mine in 1/2 and used a wooden rod @ the top & bottom. I just hung the top & strung the bottom. I also stapled some to a wooden door, worked fine. This is all outdoor if you didn't know.
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Try Wal Mart in camping section. This is usually used on RV vehicles. If you do not have any luck there I would suggest Home Depot or Lowe's. I hope I have been of help to your question. Gary
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They make a hook that is attached to cloth that slides into the groove of the metal roller of your awning.I use two hooks per bulb one on each side. You can buy the hooks online or some Walmarts.
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The awning rail is a piece of track that the awning slides into. I have no experience with mounting onto a van. You can call dometic and see if they would have the answers. Unless you have a high top van you would probably have to duct underneath it. Sorry I can't help more.
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i placed a D-ring off the roll area at the top and place the O-ring that came with the awning panel on the end. The I used 2 "S"-rings and hooked them to the panel. If you send me an email address I will send you several photos...
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Ellen, I installed 2 6' black iron pipes on my deck where the front of the awning ends. I attached them to the deck with flanges and put a PVC T on the top. I added industrial strength velcro on the T and the front of the Awning. I also have 7 mounts holding the awning at it's anchor point. The tubing they made this unit with is sub standard for the weight it has to hold. If I could upload a picture for you I would but don't see anywhere here to do so. motorhogman at yahoo if you want to email me and I'll send you some pics of my modifications.
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What sort of application are you looking to do? If you're looking to put it on a bus like I did, you might want to get different bolts/washers/nuts. The stuff that is included is more of a masonry/wood type of application.Also, another thing to note is that the awning does sag, more than what I'd say a typical rv awning does. If that is a probably you can look at propping it up, but for instance I'm not able to adjust it with the included hardware to a point where it goes at more of a 90deg angle from the bus.
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Well, while the frame for the awning isn't detachable you can just forgo putting the material on the awning frame.... so short answer would be that you can have the awning on one or both sides off.