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Hi,
In the past when we had water pooling on our awning roof with our previous trailer tent we utilised lengths of foam pipe lagging along the horizontal poles to the affected side (and possibly centre) which helped take up slack in roof canvas. We would pop them back off after to allow to canvas to dry to correct size.
We used to find this happened sometimes regardless that the poles were tensioned as much as we could manage. Anything other than a completely flat pitch would see this problem crop up, though I too felt the roof canvas had stretched too as I don't recall this happening when we had it new (we had it for about 10 years).
hope this helps
Onki
Post last edited on 13/04/2013 17:11:04
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Topic: Sagging awning
derek
