Hi Mary
We were in the same situation but after a while it will be straight forward.
1. get all the poles out of the bag
2. find the poles with the hooks on (the ones you put on the frame of the camper) put the outside ones in first dont put the centre one in yet also extended them out with the adjustable screw thingys to a reason length you can adjust them afterwards
3. layout on the floor the legs, making sure you got the slots for end and centre poles are facing the camper and build them up at this point, you will find also two other poles the are for connect the left and the right ends to the centre
4. once built, get your partner to hold the other end and slot the end poles into the legs
5. this is the point where you put the centre pole in
You should now have the frame up. to put the awning over the frame, layout the awning but making sure you have the zip end facing the camper.
Pull over the frame making sure the other person has the other end pull close to the zips edge and start zipping up.
also making sure that the extra material on the camper canvas is covering the zip.
With the zip it should have a bit of cord connected to it for easy pulling.
When you get to the hightest point of the camper use your step to reach the top.
When the big zip is done then you can do the zips on the under bed area.
Then put the small ends in the end of the horizontal poles and hook the eyelets in and adjust.
Next is to put the corner bit of the awning biege bits underneath the legs, the this is where you also put the sides in, the ones with the elastic goes on the side and the other ones go to the front.
I found after putting the fronts and sides on is best to start pegging out. making sure you choose a side as a door way.
You shoud have a spare bit of awning which slots in underneath the door
At first it will take a time to put the awning up but once mastered you be putting it up in no time.
Regards
Andy
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Topic: Penine Fiesta Awning Help
