They don't provide wind ratings for fully supported awnings, just apply some common sense & if the weather is starting to really move the awning around, just drop it down and anchor it until it passes. Check out trace springs aswell, and adding an extra guy rope for each corner helps. ~ Lauren
It’s a pity it does not have the valance along the side like pictured on the site. So as to when you attach a side wall there is no gap. If it rained I feel it would leak though the gap and not run off down the side wall. Just my 2 cents
Yeah, good point, Lukey86. I guess any extra features also add to weight though. I'm not sure if 23Zero will look at adding the valance in the future, the images on their site and the ones they provide us show one but the actual product doesn't have one. ~ Ben
4 years later....I bought some keder strip and fabric from Sailrite, and some UV thread and needles recommended to me by them, and sewed one up with a used sewing machine I found locally. The keder strip with the cloth attached slides into a keder rail along the bottom of the awning bracket and covers that gap up nicely. I got the idea from a Hiker Trailer demo I saw on vacation a couple of years ago.
Best tutorial seen.
Thanks mate
I'm glad you found it useful. ~ Ben
Thank you.
You're welcome. ~ Ben
Thanks for sharing great Video, couldnt find any info regarding how much wind it Can stand before its getting damaged
They don't provide wind ratings for fully supported awnings, just apply some common sense & if the weather is starting to really move the awning around, just drop it down and anchor it until it passes.
Check out trace springs aswell, and adding an extra guy rope for each corner helps.
~ Lauren
It’s a pity it does not have the valance along the side like pictured on the site. So as to when you attach a side wall there is no gap. If it rained I feel it would leak though the gap and not run off down the side wall. Just my 2 cents
Yeah, good point, Lukey86.
I guess any extra features also add to weight though. I'm not sure if 23Zero will look at adding the valance in the future, the images on their site and the ones they provide us show one but the actual product doesn't have one.
~ Ben
4 years later....I bought some keder strip and fabric from Sailrite, and some UV thread and needles recommended to me by them, and sewed one up with a used sewing machine I found locally. The keder strip with the cloth attached slides into a keder rail along the bottom of the awning bracket and covers that gap up nicely. I got the idea from a Hiker Trailer demo I saw on vacation a couple of years ago.