Hello folks!? I am wondering if anyone has experience with this awning.? It has a big 'Aliner' tag/label that would be front and center when the awning is up but we can't find any pictures or videos of it that actually match.??
We have the original owner's manual and it doesn't match the awning in the manual at all.? it is more similar to the screen room in the manual and it has zippers as though it used to have screen or wall panels but we don't have those.? however it is not exactly the same as the roof of the screen room shown in the manual
The image of the long grey bag is what you can attach permanently for travel to the door side, upper most edge of the roof panel.? You unzip the bag and leave it on the roof/above the awning.??2 metal frame pieces attched to the awning in the bag.? (the poles are completely seperate/different from these metal frame pieces). One metal frame piece attaches to the top most roof panel with the metal cleats you can see when Aframe is folded down.? it sits on the side with the door running from the door side apex to the door side front corner.? ?The bag zips around all of this for travelling. The bag unzips and stays on the top of that roof panel, along that roof edge, when the Aframe and awning are up. The second mteal bar would fold out and attach along the second panel edge on the door side (apex to back corner), but only when the frame is up and awning out.
My pencil sketch is about the dimensions of it all and it seems like it should be fairly simple to put up a more or less rectangle with a fold in the middle at the top of the Aframe/along the roof line.? We do understand to attach the two metal bars along the edges of the roof before you put the roof up fully part.? But then once we get the roof up ... the simple logic of a mostly rectangle is lost and there is too much material to figure out where it and the different poles go.
Any suggestions, or especially if someone has seen and/or used an awning like this would be great
Don DeRyke
Eugene Breindel