Awning clamps
Do you guys see a benefit to having dual clamps on each side for gusts? I have two wide clamps, one for each side, but seem to still get a bit of parachuting with gusts. Or is that too much tension?...
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My take on this....the awning is nothing more than a sail. It will catch the wind, even the slightest breeze and will move/flap some. It's the nature of the beast.
I stopped using clamps and tie down because I found that it slows the process of taking the awning in. If a storm comes in, I want to be able to roll up the awning as QUICKLY as possible to avoid damage.
i.e. if it starts flapping too much, I bring it in...I don't clamp it or tie it down.
I stopped using clamps and tie down because I found that it slows the process of taking the awning in. If a storm comes in, I want to be able to roll up the awning as QUICKLY as possible to avoid damage.
i.e. if it starts flapping too much, I bring it in...I don't clamp it or tie it down.
