Hi @micgrech, thanks for reaching out! While we don’t design that type of annexes, feel free to check out our website at www.greatannexes.com.au/gallery and explore our Product Guide at www.greatannexes.com.au/portfolio. Let me know if you need further assistance!

Thanks Steven… we are excited to be able to assist you when you are ready. Thanks for the message 😀

Definitely not a Coromal! For what you pay it's pretty crap!

We take GREAT care in packaging our vinyl, however, the vinyl will still come with creases from the packaging. To get the best out you need to unpackage the vinyl and install it as soon as you can to allow the sun to heat the vinyl which helps remove any creases. Rest assured our vinyls come with a 5-year warranty.

Yes, we are one of the few companies that make custom Annexe for this particular vans, if you want more information please check out our website: www.greatannexes.com.au/ or contact us on 1800 612 672 or [email protected]

Theres a few reasons, i resheeted/recycled old sheet on my caravan (1974 aluminum frame millard) because the front was stone chipped with 3 5cent coin size holes. while i had the J rails off the majority of the caravan i re-wired it so its easy to repair in future because brake and hazzard light wire ran through the walls and then roof so i welded mounts to bolt a 20mm box tube to chassis to hold and protect wires while being ran under the caravan. I also insulated it with more modern insulation and added extra (wood) noggins to the aluminum frame to give it more rigidity when towwing. Many other reasons but mainly to waterproof and replace old aluminum or tin sheeting

Great video, I'm about to repair my leaking van ranks for the visual 👍

You’re welcome 👍

Most of the awning sites want the distance from arm to arm which is usually a foot or so larger than the fabric. Most sites i looked at explained this and tell you what size to order and where to measure and also the actual size of the fabric itself.

I was afraid of the spring also. I ended up replacing mine without messing with the springs and rivets. I made a video on my channel if you think it might help you.

Correct… though you can stand the awning arm off if you require the access. Just ensure you anchor them well.

Hi Geoff.. thanks for the comment. We used a gloss white ply veneer sheet. Great to help a small space to feel a little bigger. Available from most plywood suppliers

Removing the second spring is a glaring omission in the video isn’t it because he tensions both springs! I did mine with only one spring removed (the ratchet side) I could not see a reason to remove it.

Yes, both are tensioned. When I release the pressure off.. it is de-tensioning both springs at the same time. Removing both is required on Dometic awnings, whereas Sunburst and Carefree can be done removing one only. Removing both is great to check the condition of the both springs, as surface rust can be an issue. Spray both springs with lubricants regardless for better performance of the awning. Tension will still need to be reapplied to both springs.

The position of the outlets are determined by the RV layouts etc. Higher is better, providing you can get the ducts up there. The outlets are a angle fluted design, so generally you can turn them in any direction to send cold air up and out. Hope this assists

Hi Steve… this unit is 3.5m and Fiamma do not include it as standard for this size, however provision are present. Rafters are included from 4m+ in length.

@@GreatAnnexeCoTV cheers! Thanks for responding.. S

As a complete Awning roof and wall kit installed, between $5500 - $6000 installed. 10yr warranty and porch kit included.

A nail is fine… just ensure it is about the same diameter to the access hole or as close as possible. If you use anything too small or soft, the spring pressure can bend it making it very hard to remove. A 5mm steel rivet shaft can also work.