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OH & I agree with don/maureen. We think it would probably be possible to zip the awning on, but the weight and strain on the frame when trying to pull the beds out would undoubtedly twist/break the framework. I also think it would be incredibly hard to try and get the awning framework up underneath the zipped on canvas.
Are you thinking of doing it that way because it's difficult to reach with the trailer erected?
Jackie
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Topic: Conway cruiser awning
