Carefree of Colorado
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A
TTACHING THE
S
KIRT
The skirt panels attach to the vehicle using the skirt clips. There are two methods to
attach the clips.
NOTE:
Some vehicles may be equipped with an awning rail mounted for the skirting.
Simply slide the fabric with the polyrod at top into the rail and proceed to “Crossing the
Entry Step” on page 12.
1.
For first time installations, thoroughly clean the vehicle wall where the panels are to
be placed. Remove all grease, dirt and wax from the area
2
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2.
Using a non-permanent marker, mark the desired height of the skirt.
3.
On one end of the skirt and place a clip into the webbing on the back of the skirt.
a. Remove the release paper from the tape on the back of the bracket and
firmly press the bracket into position in-line with the edge of the canopy and
the marks made in step 2.
b.
Repeat down the length of the skirt.
c.
Adjust the position of the clip in the webbing to avoid openings and obstacles
on the vehicle wall.
d. As an alternate method of attaching the clips, Hold the clip in position and
attach using one (1) #10 x ¾” pan head screw. Screws are furnished by the
individual installer and not included with room.
NOTE:
The vinyl panel is a generic length that may be longer than your room. You
may find it desirable to mark and trim any excess material that extends past the room.
Be sure to trim after the box stitching so that the corners of the skirt can be attached.
2
To remove wax, it is necessary to use a pre-wax cleaner or polisher. These are
commercially available at automotive supply stores.
Webbing on Back
of Skirt Panel
Webbing on Back
of Skirt Panel
Adjust Individual Positions
to Avoid Obstacles
minimum adjustment = 5" [13cm]
Double Sided Tape
OR
#10 x 3/4" Screw
(screws not included)
Edge of Canopy
we028
Skirt Clip
NOTE:
The illustration below uses the bottom of the door
to align the top of the panels. The panels can be positioned
higher or lower within the height limits of the panels to cover the
wheel well and/or avoid obstacles.
Stitching (ref)
