YESCAMP Manual RV Awning Complete Kit Retractable Camper Awning for RV or Trailers RV Roll Out Awning RV Trailer Awning for Camper or 5th Wheel,Toy Haulers,Motohome(19Ft,White Frame,Blue Fade)

Got this to replace the OEM awning after damage. The packaging was a bit damaged by the shipper, but the parts were unharmed. The product was 75% preassembled. The assembly was super easy and took less than 15 minutes. I have been installing awnings on RVs for a few years. The instructions for this item taught me some tricks I can use even when just installing fabric. When it came to installation, it took longer to remove the damaged unit than install the new. 1 hr 15 minutes total. Lined up perfectly with the old holes. The awning fabric and hardware are all high quality. Should last as long as the camper. As long as the customers never walk away from the camper with the awning out. Wind comes from outta neither nowhere. Highly recommend. Will use again for future customers.

I'm an rv tech. Done 100 or more full awnings. They're always cheap, lightweight, feels like they'll break the first windstorm. Not this thing. It's a tank! Its probably 200 pounds fullyput together arms and all so youll need 2 really strong people! Only problems I had was one end of one of the 3 peices you have to put together was bent. Wouldn't go into the next piece. Had to pound that straight. Also a couple of the screws they provided for the wall anchors snapped. I recommend not using the provided screws for the anchors, specifically. Also note that the seller will send this in 2 packages. 1 will be the fabric. The other a giant box that has the arms and tubes. It's probably 100 pounds easily. The seller provided only 1 tracking# which was for the smaller box. That arrived 2 days before the big box. I hope they change that so us techs that are counting on the timing can stay informed. Good value, good product. Will be buying more for sure.

At this point I'm impressed with the hardware, (31 years as an RV service tech, Ive installed thousands of awnings) I was surprised that the roller tube comes in 3 pieces. (Can be shipped FedEx as it comes in a 7ft box.) It's competition Dometic, Carefree, and solira (lippert). Come full length roller tube (1 piece) but at twice the price. This is the first of this brand that I will install. Impressed with the hardware so far. Waiting on the fabric. I will update when I install it. It's going on a Jayco travel trailer, that had a electric awning, customer wanted a manual awning. Seems to fit the bill.

We are EXTREMELY pleased with this awning assembly. We purchased the 11' version (measured from center-to-center on the arms) to replace a 13-year old Dometic brand of the same size. The old awning fabric had deteriorated and the spring/ratchet system was broken, so the entire unit needed replacement.We removed the old awning assembly without incident.My wife and I worked on preparing the new one over the course of a week. It took about eight hours total to get the fabric attached to the roller and rolled up, and the brackets and rail channel mounted to the camper. I was pleasantly surprised to find that all mating parts were clearly marked throughout.We measured to ensure the brackets were in a perfectly square/plumb pattern, although we had to adjust them a little after. I found a laser measure useful for this, taping a cardboard target on one end and using the laser to get my placements exact. This required an overcast day so I could see the laser dot.I recruited a strong friend to help me carry the fabric/roller assembly (heavy!) up two ladders, put into place, and connect it the rail channel and to the arms. This part needs 2 strong people.The instructions were thorough and clear throughout (although the illustrations are tiny) and offered two methods to get the fabric into the top rail. We chose the method of setting the fabric/roller on the camper roof temporarily, tucking the fabric's top sleeve into the rail channel, and pushing the poly cord into one end to expand the sleeve into the rail.Once the fabric roller was connected, we experimented opening/closing a few times and adjusted the bracket locations (there are slots in the brackets for this) until it operated smoothly and then tightened everything down. Any remaining screw holes from the old assembly were filled with silicone sealant.Some tips:1. Get a metric tape measure. The critical dimensions in the instructions are given in metric.2. When inserting the polycords (there are three), sharpen the end before inserting, so it doesn't catch on anything on the way through.3. Unfold your new fabric as soon as it arrives and lay it out flat to get the wrinkles out. We used our garage floor for this. Also stretch out your polycords in the sun and work them by hand to get them as straight as possible.This new awning works flawlessly, and gives the camper a new appearance again.

The communication from the company was top notch the entire project, from time we ordered until completion. Shipping was delayed (not their fault, but from FedEx). Continually updating us on tracking was amazing. The awning was exactly what we needed. Sometime with an older camper, it’s difficult match parts up. This was exactly like the old one. Easy to install. Booklets and videos both. We are so pleased with this company and purchase.

The old awning was missing off of our camping trailer so we bought this one. My wife and I were able to install it by ourselves in a couple hours and it works great and looks good.

I received the framing, but I did not receive the awning at first and found out it was because of the shipping supplier very great product they supply everything you need and more!

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