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Got the same thing as you are looking at. I`ve fitted the awning rail (Fiamma P section rail) into the full length gutter on my T25, pop-rivits holding it every 18", it`s hardly noticable, as only the slotted part of the rail is visible above the gutter-line. Works great for me, tight clearance when opening the sliding side door, but I`v got round the peoblem of the door catching the awning "roof" by using an extra Fiamma "rafter" in the middle (came with the end-blocker screen) to stop the roof sagging. Ihave the end and full side screens, so get a privacy room when all set up.
I`ve got a pop-top, so can`t screw the rail to the fibreglass. I wouldn`t want to start drilling into anything that could let water in though.
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