Window awnings

Zip Dee also makes great window awnings.

Girard makes power window awnings. They can adjust to whatever height you need via
a switch or remote. My neighbor has them. Pretty slick but I'm sure they are expensive.

Mine came with the Care Free awnings. I agree they do block the view but the alternative is to have the sun heating up the interior.
Mine only take a few seconds to deploy or retract so it is not that big of a deal to change them as the sun moves and leave them retracted in the evening.

CG Dawson wrote:
I got mine from Camping World and installed them myself, not real difficult.

Same here. At the time Camping World provided the best on-line price I could find.

Lou
05 Travel Supreme Envoy

This is a great site for do-it-yourselfer's

http://thervgeeks.com/

They should have a video about installing awnings.

Had them on 2 previous coaches and loved them. Not only for shade but the ability to leave the windows up when it's raining.

On our new coach we have dark tinted windows and MCD day and night shades inside and it works very well. We have those new style flush mounted windows that only open on the bottom third so we can leave the windows open when it rains.

Don't see a need now to get the awnings. But I'd either get the MCD or awnings if we didn't have the new style windows.

We bought from camping World for our Class C! Wife and I installed them ourselves....

I had camping world install awnings not too long after I bought the MH. They matched patio awning color and coach color. They're great; would do it again.

Looked at Shade Pro, they have both mid window and 2/3 window, they look nice and are 10% off right now...

If they don't come down far enough, then they will not block out the sun, if you want to see the campground around, then you better leave them up, they are to keep you in the shade