My problem is rain coming off the awning near the door. I was wondering if this will direct the rain away from the door
1685623
If the rain is coming off one location, say for instance, where the awning meets the roller, you may be able to get it to work. These are really made to go on the end of the rain channel on the roof to divert the rain/AC condensation off and away from just running down the side of the RV
1685624
I'm not exactly sure how you're camper is designed, but the she replace the existing rain gutter ends. They made to dump the water further away from the sides of the camper to eliminate or at least reduce black streaks.
1685625
As mentioned in some of the other answers these are to direct water away from the side of the trailer and they do an excellent job. With your problem it may be that your rain gutter is blocked. Mine was blocked with the caulking from when the awning was installed. I cut out the caulk, made sure that the gutters were clear, and problem solved. Again the extensions are wonderful.
1685626
This is for the end of the gutter if you have a clogged gutter that is likely to happen or a hole in the gutter it might possibly work. Great for the end of the gutter track. I love mine it helps the black streaks it diverts the rain farther out so the rain water does not run down the side of the camper
1685627
No. These are made for the end of the awning track to keep the rain from running down the camper side., it shuts it away from the camper. It might be worth a try without costing much tho' cutting down on the amt. of rain that reaches the awning. we love these and were well worth the investment.
1685628
May help some - but - I would install a Drip Cap by Dexter above you door. We had great luck with this. Just search drip cap on Amazon and select your door width.
1685629
if the rain is coming out of the track your awning is mounted on yes. it will move the water about 3 inches away from your trailer. they can be mounted on the end of your awning track and will help . if the water is coming from there. good luck
410526
In our opinion, no. We live in the country, as well as a region where when it rains or snows often the wind blows as well. This has been a bad combo on doorbells we have had in the past. With this one my husband "built" a little cover out of a plastic cola bottle. It leaves the button accessible, yet shields it somewhat to attempt to keep it dry. We bought the doorbell in January 2013, so far, so good.
1421708
I do not believe it does. It's been a while since I've used it, though. Since the rain fly has the outer 'room', however, I do not think you'd have any issues running it through the main door.
39146
You need to double check to make sure you installed it properly. If you installed it hanging at and angle instead of level, rain water could drizzle inside. Water will also get inside if you forgot to mount it right-side-up after you've finished programming it.I normally just seal around the edges with a bead of silicone to prevent any water / insects from getting inside.You could try that and see if it helps.Cheers, Maurice
2179820
No not really. It is ok in the rain without problems. My dog sent swimming with his on and it seemed to shorten the collars life span. If your new to this door I would recommend having a spare collar around. Best wishes.
1000228
Unfortunately mine is under an awning so I don't have to worry. I think I would try putting a towel on top on the days that it is going to be very sunny.
1395019
As others have said moving your furniture to the middle is good practice cause rain will come through the sides. There are spots where bugs could come through where the roof poles connect to the sides but it doesn't seem do be a problem yet and we live in minnesota.
2265010
No. It is not waterproof. I wouldn't want rain to sit on the awning in a puddle either. I bought the awning to provide shade on my patio. When it looks like its going to rain, I close it up. I also close it up for the night, just in case of rain or heavy winds. The price, the size and the installation sold me on this awning. My family is happy with the results.
1417258
You can put weather strips by the doors to prevent dust from coming in..it works.
2151839
Ours is installed in an exposed but covered exterior entrance way where it gets wet from blowing rain and mist. It does not get rained on directly however. Appears to be fine.
1569600
Mine is facing East to avoid most rain and snow; however, I think a small piece of fabric or plastic could be taped over the door. I checked mine after this week's snow and there was nothing inside the shelter. The straw was still dry. I could see where someone had been sleeping way in the back and they were definetly dry! Mine is also on the porch right next to the house.
485402
I installed it under cover so water isn't an issue. The awning is very good quality and I think it would repel water. hope this helps........
1755453
This unit would not be practical to mount on the outside of a door, particularly if expesed to the weather. Also, it could easily be removed, so there is a security problem. Technically, it could do that whiich describe.
687962
Mine is hanging and has been for 4+ years. In wind, in rain ... all that fell off was the "welcome" sign over the door.
1395180
This is a wooden gate that is not finished.I would suggest either staining it or putting a coat of Thompson seal on it to keep it from absorbing rain.Otherwise it should be fine.
485403
It repels water well - I have been very happy with this awning; I live in Florida and it rains a lot! It is my only protection at my front entry as I unlock the door.
2073857
The door is very heavy with strong magnets. So it swings well and catches well. I live up in the mountains and during heavy storms you can not feel the wind coming through. Because it closes so well unless my dog is going through it doesn