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dougrainer
Jul 05, 2019Nomad
1. If you look at the roof slope, you will see why the awning rail was mounted that close to the door
2. Depending on the style RV entry doors rubbing the Awning fabric has always been possible. That is why older RV's that had square door frames instead of the current Radius Door frames the Awning install kits came with a roller that you installed on top the entry door to roll on the fabric and not tear it. Some Radius Doors need that roller also to prevent the rubbing and possible damage over time.
3. Is this an electric awning? I cannot tell from your pic. If electric, I doubt getting standard hardware will fix your problem. Doug
2. Depending on the style RV entry doors rubbing the Awning fabric has always been possible. That is why older RV's that had square door frames instead of the current Radius Door frames the Awning install kits came with a roller that you installed on top the entry door to roll on the fabric and not tear it. Some Radius Doors need that roller also to prevent the rubbing and possible damage over time.
3. Is this an electric awning? I cannot tell from your pic. If electric, I doubt getting standard hardware will fix your problem. Doug
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