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Camper with the standard A&E awning, which we hated.
Page 1 of instructions for Fiamma awning
Page 1 of instructions for Fiamma awning
Parts. Note the red strap is placed behind the center of the housing as a safety measure to keep the door from opening. It is not shown in my final pictures, but I DID install it.
Old awning removed.
The Fiamma awning will not fit in the standard track correctly due to the angle. Here I am trimming the new track I purchased.
Awning track and weather proof tape.
Track installed.
Awning mounted.
Awning mounted.
Red button opens the door of the case.
Red button opens the door of the case.
Door opened.
Strap to assist in pulling awning out of the case.
Awning unrolled.
The leg and rafter for each end are stored in the front tube of the awning.
Pulling out the leg and rafter, which is stored in the header assembly.
Leg and rafter.
Leg and rafter.
Foot of leg with hole for nail stake. The rubber is required for a secure if the leg is attached to the camper body.
the leg is attached to the camper body.
the leg is attached to the camper body.
Hooked end of rafter fits into the awning housing.
Hooked end of rafter fits into the awning housing.
Hooked end of rafter fits into the awning housing.
Awning extended.
Awning extended.
Awning extended.
Awning material.
Awning material.
Awning material.
Awning material.
The awning material is somewhat translucent, allow diffused light into the patio area — very nice touch.
