Awning replacement for Scamp 16 in

We don't typically close the threads in case someone else has pertinent questions/comments, but the questions/comments usually aren't really pertinent. :B

I'll close this one for you.

My apologies. I can't seem to find the menu choice that closes the post. Thankfully, we were able to repair our existing awning with a few a few work-arounds. Would you be able to close this post for me? Appreciate it!

ajriding wrote:
Good luck and
Thread closed?

Looks to me like it's open. Did I miss something?

There are Scamp forums out there just like this one with real owners with the same issues I bet as you have and no fee charged. Just go to a different forum.
Check keyword: "fiberglass camper" too.

Without photos or more details, or the presence of someone who has done the repair it is hard to help, this is an uncommon issue on this forum likely.

Good luck and
Thread closed?

Not sure how to respond to individual posts :-(. The awning was a Flamme - hugely expensive and really difficult to set up; the braces twisted off. I am just trying to have someone besides my husband put a new one up. We are both in our late 70s and while "your neighbor who is handy with tools can do this", Jim would be offended. Looks like he still wants to salvage the old awning; we will see if we can re-set it. Thank you to everyone who responded, and Rexlion: I will check out fiberglassrv.com (Scamp Owners International wants to charge a fee just to post a question).

Shadepro.com

is it the fabric or the entire awning you want replaced?

This is how RV repair places make money. They literally repair RVs. Scamps are not special, though it might be to you. It is all just RV parts.
Heck, your neighbor who is handy with tools can do this, but you can pay huge labor cost to RV guys also.
First ask if they can get repair parts for your awning. It should be fixable.

Call around to various RV repair shops, or mobile RV repair. Some will order the parts and do the repair, and some will offer to let you order the parts, your choice.

You need to actually contact RV shops to get the information you want. It's a simple job.

There is a fiberglassrv dot com forum filled with Scamp owners, and they are very knowledgeable about all things Scamp and Casita. Just a thought in case you don't pick up the info you need here.