Need a new Awning...where to buy?

I did most of it by myself until I got to putting the spline in. You need extra hands to work the wrinkles out. A warm day helps. The extra hands to put it into the top side of the unit.

Take your time and mark the edges to keep it centered. Do your homework and check out all the U-tubes you can find. BE CAREFUL the torsion spring will get you if you don't.

blueorrfan wrote:
Did you find the fabric to be good quality from this company?
Did you install it yourself?

I just got ours earlier this week. I received it around 36 hours after ordering so it was amazingly fast shipping.

I opened it up, spread it out and inspected it. It is different than the original in construction but I think it will do fine. For half the cost of anywhere else I will risk the possibility of it being a little lower quality.

I will install it in another week when I can get my boys to come over and help me.

Did you find the fabric to be good quality from this company?
Did you install it yourself?

Peg Leg wrote:
I got one here last year. You have to work the spline for the flap into the groove. I suggest at least one extra set of hands if possible two.

I got replacement fabric from the same company but at a lower price on eBay;
http://stores.ebay.com/RvAwningsMart?_trksid=p2047675.l2563

We had a mishap with ours and it was replaced by our insurance.

Had good luck (and price) in the past with a Moble RV guy that came to you (me).

Check for local ads - like Craigsist.

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I got one here last year. You have to work the spline for the flap into the groove. I suggest at least one extra set of hands if possible two.

With a little effort you can replace the fabric for about 1/2 the price of a new awning. Camping World carries a good selection.You Tube has some good instructional videos.