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Bluest Member Since: 23 Apr 2016 Location: Lancashire Posts: 4218 |
Awnings like the ARB ones have a t track on the back so you can use as many fixings as you like to spread the load. That combined with spreader plates (or really big washers) under the nuts on the inside should allow you to mount securely on a thin skin I would think. 2007 110 TDCi Station Wagon XS
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9th Jan 2022 7:23pm |
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stew 46 Member Since: 26 Jan 2012 Location: Wadebridge ,cornwall . Posts: 561 |
Iggy can you fix a 100 x 100 alloy angle on the top of the side you want it , that would give you a permanent strong fixing 👍
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9th Jan 2022 7:49pm |
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Iguana Member Since: 05 Jun 2016 Location: WSM Posts: 111 |
I'm considering that Stew, where the roof joins the walls, there is metal, although rounded. So I could attach to this.
Also thinking that I could attach an awning rail? Iggy/Ieuan ‐------------------------ Vehicles: - 1992 Ex-Mountain Rescue Ambulance 130/200tdi - 2005 Discovery 3 S - 2001 BMW 535i V8 |
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9th Jan 2022 8:10pm |
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stew 46 Member Since: 26 Jan 2012 Location: Wadebridge ,cornwall . Posts: 561 |
Might pay to get your awning and then configure how and what brackets to get welded to the angle
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9th Jan 2022 8:26pm |
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landy andy Member Since: 15 Feb 2009 Location: Ware, Herts Posts: 5732 |
The fiamma and Thule side awnings used on motorhomes are surprisingly light and are designed to be attached to delicate side which are only plastic, polystyrene, and thin layer of ply. Possibly not the look your going for
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9th Jan 2022 8:56pm |
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