Thule Omnistor - Manual and electric models

DaveT replied on 25/08/2017 14:35

Posted on 25/08/2017 14:35

Does anyone have experience of using this awning? I appreciate it is more likely to be motorhomes since many caravans are not strong enough to have the unit attached. In particular, I am interested in its ability to withstand mildly windy conditions; I assume that if higher winds are anticipated it will have to be stored away. In addition, I am wondering if it can be temporarily rolled away wet. Would appreciate your experience and recommendations for using this unit. 

young thomas replied on 06/09/2017 19:53

Posted on 06/09/2017 19:53

as above, peg the legs and use tie downs.....

our Omnistore is also glued....we have a (large radius) curved side 'edge' where the sidewall meets the roof, and the awning is glued there, neither on the roof nor on the side.  

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