ormondstreet
Active Member
you can buy awning channel from caravan shops so that you can slide an awning into it
(not done it myself but read about it)
(not done it myself but read about it)
ormondstreet
Active Member
the awning rail can be fixed with self tappers so it shouldn't be too awful.
Griffdowg
New Member
Im pretty sure that would rip out. It should be bolted to make a good job of it.
Just thought, you could also use a pair of roof bars. This would also make the awning option demountable and open up your options on awning make/type
G
Fur Trapper
Banned
Am not sure exactly what you mean.
Foxwing have a range of brackets to fit different racks/bars.
The back of the Foxwing is an extruded Ali plate with twin 'T' slots running down it. 8 mm boltheads will slide down the 'T' channel.
Have fitted Foxwings to various roof bars, to the luggage uprights on Patriot racks, sandwiched the luggage rail of other racks between the Foxwing and a fixing bracket.
HTH
Brendan
Fur Trapper
Banned
Saw a 110 roof rack and it looked like it might have clamped to drip edge running the length of the cab. something like that ?
matty_daak
Active Member
Buy gutter mounts. Sorted. 
counting sheep..........?
Jongould
New Member
Most awnings will come with gutter mount clips, these are pretty good although you will have a gap between vehicle and awning so can get cold, windy and wet by the door. You can also get suction mounts for the roof, cheap ones are crap but good ones are very strong although pricey. Awning rail is your best bet, screws straight to the roof and can be fitted inside the gutter if wanted to, this provides the best seal for an awning and is what I use on camper vans, keeps heat in, drafts and water out...
