Sun Blocking on Sides of Awning
We have an electric retractable awning. Our problem is the morning and evening sun (our trailer is backed in with rear facing the East). As most of you probably know, Oklahoma gets extremely hot and w...
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Based upon your tight constraints, about the only option you have is something like this: Click here.
Scout around, check the internet, and even check RV dealerships and you might find one that fits your awning at a price that's comfortable for you.
We use a Quick Shade (actually we have 2 of them) and tilt them at an angle to block the sun when in awkward positions. But if requirements are limiting, about the only option is something like the link above. They slide in the awning roller track and then you anchor them down. Some come that block everything, and some are mesh you can see through.
Scout around, check the internet, and even check RV dealerships and you might find one that fits your awning at a price that's comfortable for you.
We use a Quick Shade (actually we have 2 of them) and tilt them at an angle to block the sun when in awkward positions. But if requirements are limiting, about the only option is something like the link above. They slide in the awning roller track and then you anchor them down. Some come that block everything, and some are mesh you can see through.
