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hi i have a trio, if its the same i take off end and side panels first, then put the frame on floor, the corner brackets have three prongs, the middle one has 4, the poles to the van 3, posssibly 5 poles are split in 2, the two poles that fit accross the front roof are split into 3 parts, then put awning on caravan,place the plastic circular discs under the plastic attachments at awning rail (two on each), connect the 2 part pole to the discs with hook on end, lift up and slide in corner units, extend and tighten, do the same with the other two poles remembering to slip in upright poles, then put in front poles, last of all the little poles for the front flap need putting in go to each pole loosen, slide in the pole then tighten all done, hope this helps and is not to confusing, but you are sure to provide good entertainment on site, if you hve 2 poles over they are to support roof they have a u type fixin on end good luck paul
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Topic: Trio Awning
