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Hi. I have just found this bit in the search section posted to the original question. It might give you some idea of what to do
We keep a small step stool in the Cruiser for the roof poles, and for zipping it on.
Normal routine is:
Hook the 5 roof poles onto cabin section, Connect front apex set of poles, Attach 5 front upright pole sections but keep split half way, Slide canvas over poles and zip from both ends, raise the 5 front poles, finally as the panels unzip from ours we then zip each panel in. I then use a awning tensioner to tighten up the roof poles.
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Topic: Awning instructions
