Precautions for using RV awnings

RV awnings have become a standard product for many RV users. When camping in the wild or going out to play, the RV awning can block the sun and keep the owner cool at any time. As an RV accessory, there are some considerations when using an RV awning. Soflex shares with you the following:

1. Before driving, it must be confirmed that the awning has been retracted in place.

2. The RV awning is specially designed and manufactured to block the sun. There is no targeted design for weather conditions such as rain, snow, wind, etc. It can be used to stop it. However, in such weather, it is recommended to lower the awning of the RV and put it away. .

3. Remember to put away the awning before leaving the RV or going to bed. There's nothing more maddening than putting away your awning in a storm at three in the middle of the night.

4. In rainy and snowy weather, water and snow will accumulate on the top of the awning, which will cause the awning to be compressed and damage the support arm and shed cloth. After opening the awning, we should lower one leg by about 10cm, so that one end of the awning is lower than the other end, so that it is not easy for rain and snow to accumulate on the awning. You can also prevent rain and snow from accumulating on the shed by adding curved rafters.

When using the awning, pay more attention to protection, which can prolong the service life of the product. Pay attention to the accessories of the RV and the awning of the RV. You are welcome to continue to pay attention to Soleflex Sunshade Technology.