Can This awning be mounted on an RV?
444803
I don't know about an RV, but I very easily attached mine to a fence. I'm sure you can attached it to practically anything as long as you have two secure locations to bolt/screw it to.
1002673
I would think the way the shade comes off the roll that it could be mounted either way if you have something to anchor it into.
1251258
No...but there is mounting bracket that either comes with, or is sold separately for the larger version of this grill. The bracket is designed to attach to an RV, but might work for a boat.
728872
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.
701302
I suppose It would depend on the radius of the curve. The tab on the awning is flexible but the trim piece it slips into is not. Also, the legs that come with it are not flexible either. So I guess my answer is no unless your trailer has a straight run long enough to accommodate the rigid components. Otherwise it is a great awning. Sorry.
145927
Probably. The mounting devices are made of cast iron and would seem to support the awning even if it were only mounted onto posts.
1452473
I could be mounted but I suspect the space between thermalpane glass would be a huge loss of signal to maybe no signal at all.......you will also see a few guys that have had the same problem as myself in trying to keep the antenna on the glass without falling off.....I tried 4 times, two different antennas and was eventually not successful ......I tried 3 different glues and scratch sanded the spot where the mount would be.......still no success....I don't know why there aren't more people having the same problem but the few I can see are a comfort to me.....With my past experience I would not take the chance on mounting this antenna on your RV....sorry bout that...............
1978013
Mark,I have not yet installed my awning. The brackets will overlay, but if you have good solid backing behind the 4 inches you should be OK.
1069726
sure. why not? you just need a 12 volt power supply for it, and the right sized cutout in the roof. make sure you can seal it well with roof sealant from an RV supplier.
1130359
I believe that you can attach this awning just about anywhere. To attach it to your metal shed, I would mount securely a strip of wood to the side of the shed and then mount your awning. We attached the awning this way to the lip of our extended overhang to shade our small patio. Remember though this awning is for shade only. It is not waterproof.
817564
Yes but the original supplied model has curved pipe for exterior mounting you would need to use a straight rod or pipe. Any hardware or supply store would have what you would need.
1232714
I wouldn't. Fairly bulky. But. If your awning isn't motorized it will take seconds to slide in
238275
YES!. You can mount it on a stand, on a picnic table, the bed of your truck, on top of your car or the back of your dog if you can make him STAY long enough to watch a whole show. You can even mount it on top of your RV!
2112890
Hi, you would need a awning rail to mount to the van. It is for rvs but may work on van. Not sure if there is a flat area at the top of the van or if you would have enough room underneath it.
2262961
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
221483
It will work just fine, but it is not listed by UL for RV use. Go figure...
1109866
although not intended for awning repair I believe that the adhesive backing is strong enough, so it should work.