Awning?

Most are $350. I have seen $270 for bag and fabric and no hardware.

Wow.....didn't realize they were that expensive. Ebay pop up awnings

Did you see the shipping for the $265 awning. 99 bucks!

We rarely used ours. An EZ-UP or two was what we used.

We had a Dometic bag awning on ours. After an unfortunate rain/wind event from a couple of years ago, ours was destroyed. I didn't want to spend $250+ on a new one, so we ended up going with a pop-up canopy/awning from Academy for under $100

I used my sailcloth sticher to repair my awning. First repair two years ago from epic snowfall that slid off the steel roof of barn. Next was lazy camping single dad and three kids. Exhausted from work and left it out during heavy rain. Down it went and ripped from bag and bead rubber.
$350 saved twice already.

The previous owner repaired the fabric but did not replace the hardware that was damaged. The parts that are missing would cost more to replace than buying a new one. So no repairing this one.

raychris1 wrote:
The previous owner repaired the fabric but did not replace the hardware that was damaged. The parts that are missing would cost more to replace than buying a new one. So no repairing this one.

I've owned several popups and although we did make use of the bag awning that came with each one I found them generally more trouble than they're worth for any benefit gained and wouldn't spend the $$$ to replace one that had been damaged. These days we use an inexpensive Ozark Trail 10' x 10' canopy like this sold at WalMart here in Canada and the US.



Here in Canada it sells for $88 Cdn and comes with one attachable fabric wall so I bought 4 inexpensive 8' x 6' white tarps to make up two separate "walls" to enclose the other 3 sides when the weather is particularly cold and/or windy, hanging them from the frame using nylon cable ties. One person can erect it but with two it's a really easy task that takes only a couple of minutes and the result is FAR more stable than any bag awning. Here's a couple of pics of a test setup on our deck ...

raychris1 wrote:
The previous owner repaired the fabric but did not replace the hardware that was damaged. The parts that are missing would cost more to replace than buying a new one. So no repairing this one.

Jayco style awning poles and hardware can be replaced by any poles and rigging you can find at hardware stores. My rain/kids episode bent the main header bar. I looked around property and found a heavier gauge bar. Drilled 3 holes and then boom had a new hardware setup.