Sail Track—Step 2:
Use a foam tape like 3M on the underside of the sail track
prior to screwing, this creates a sealant and also fills the
recesses on your RV outer wall.
(Alternatively, use an ap-
proved sealant as per the manufacturers specifications)
File any sharp edges away and flare the ends of the sail
track
Measure the distance from the sail track to the front wall
Sail Track—Step 3:
Locate a side wall panel (these are the ones with two
windows) and unroll it flat on the ground
Measure the width of the side wall panel as it will
need to be the same as the width from the sail track
to the front wall panel
Each side wall panel can be adjusted to fit varying
projection widths by means of adjustable infill panels.
For your convenience, each kit comes with two S, M
and L infill panels
Sail Track—Step 4:
Use the appropriate infill panel and attach to the side wall
panel by means of the extra wide (50mm) Velcro strip.
You may find that you don’t need an infill panel at all but
this depends on your awning projection
Measure the width of the side wall panel you’ve just cre-
ated and make sure it is the same as the distance from
the sail track to the front wall panel
Sail Track—Step 5:
You now need to thread the telescopic rafter pole
through the loops on the inside of the side wall pan-
el. To do this you need to measure the floor—vinyl
height at the front of the awning and the back of the
awning
Line the telescopic rafter pole up with the first and
last loops that you need, this will indicate which of
the remaining loops the pole should go through
There are x5 elasticized pole clips for each side wall.
Tie these (as markers) to the loops that the telescopic
rafter pole should go through
Sail Track—Step 6:
Thread the telescopic rafter pole through the loops with
the elasticised clips on it
Pick up the side wall panel by the pole (and remember
that the flyscreen should face you) and insert each spigot
end into its corresponding hole on the roller tube and the
bracket on the pop top
Once the side wall is securely in position, zipper it to the
front wall panel
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