Awning Brackets

[Motorsaussage]

Hi All,

I'm picking up my Swift Royale 620 (1995) next week and I'm keen to get on the road.

There's no awning but there are brackets. Anybody have any idea what awning these are for so I can be lazy and just buy the one that fits this without having to dust off the drill and do some damage.

Thanks for any answers.

 

[mitzimad]

i nwould google rose awnings and ask them

 

[autorouter]

It looks very like the brackets for my Fiamma 465 awning. But it was over 3 years since I fitted it, so I may not be right. A side view to show the profile might be helpful.

 

[Paul and Kate]

Rose awnings will be able to tell you if it's a thule awning or send the photos to Johns_Cross_Motorhomes they will know if it's a fiamma bracket

 

[Motorhome-dude]

Rose Awnings

I've got an 18 year old 'van with the original awning. One of the 'elbows' failed. They posted a replacement to me within 24 hours. They really do know their stuff when it comes to awnings.

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[Emmit]

I'm interested in this thread because, if the OP's brackets are the same as on our van, I'll be able to unscrew the lower screw and 'slide' the awning forward to cover the door better.

 

[Minxy]

Going by the fact that it's got a flat bottom it looks to be a Fiamma one:

The Thule/Omnistor has a curved bottom bit:

 

[tonyidle]

Agreed - Fiamma.

 

[Emmit]

But ours look like this, and its a fiamma

 

[Minxy]

But ours look like this, and its a fiammaView attachment 313390

Yes, flat bottomed ...

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[treetops1]

Yes Fiamma is the one,John Cross is the way to go lol.

 

[Lenny HB]

But ours look like this, and its a fiammaView attachment 313390

Mel's pic is upsidedown.

 

[Emmit]

Mel's pic is upsidedown.

Ahhh! As the fog lifts from the eyes.

 

[TheBig1]

I'm interested in this thread because, if the OP's brackets are the same as on our van, I'll be able to unscrew the lower screw and 'slide' the awning forward to cover the door better.

Yes you can but don't leave too much unsupported as the box will twist. you could of course add a bracket above the door though

 

[Minxy]

Mel's pic is upsidedown.

Nope, my laptop is! ?

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[Minxy]

I'm interested in this thread because, if the OP's brackets are the same as on our van, I'll be able to unscrew the lower screw and 'slide' the awning forward to cover the door better.

Just make sure that the part of the awning that the bracket is holding and is then screwed on is where the strong supporting part of the awning is.

 

[Lenny HB]

Nope, my laptop is! ?

Should have turned your laptop upside down before posting.

 

[TheBig1]

Just goes to prove that Mel is Batty and hangs from the ceiling by her feet

 

[Minxy]

Just goes to prove that Mel is Batty and hangs from the ceiling by her feet

More weird than batty I think. ?

That's not the only thing I do with my feet ... stop it you smutty lot!








... I can pick things up with them and as a kid I used to do origami with them, oh and write!

 

[Lenny HB]

That's not the only thing I do with my feet ... stop it you smutty lot!

I'll have restrain from passing comment on that one you might slap me

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[Minxy]

I'll have restrain from passing comment on that one you might slap me

Nah I wouldn't Lenny ... I wouldn't slap you ....














I'd use my feet again to give you a good kicking!