Monday, June 9, 2014

Images of Vintage Trailer Awnings With Shock Poles for Lift

Over the years, I have made quite a few small arched vintage trailer awnings, designed to provide lift from underneath. Shock poles are inserted into the four pockets on the underside of the vintage trailer awning, arching the awning upward for extra height underneath and incline for rain run off. Some of these pictures are quite old, while others I have made more recently. 



Image of a shock pole inserted into a corner pocket on the underside of an arched vintage trailer awning dfoster@bellsouth.net

Image of an arched vintage trailer awning from a side view dfoster@bellsouth.net

Without the fiberglass shock poles, an arched awning can be used as a traditional flat vintage trailer awning dfoster@bellsouth.net

A tie strap and a Velcro strap secure where the shock poles cross on the underside of an arched vintage trailer awning dfoster@bellsouth.net
 


Image Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi
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Lil Loafer with a Vintage Trailer Awning by Kristi Image
Here is a new one for 2014 being fitted for shock poles
Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi Image

Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi Image of a shock pole awning

Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi Image of a shock pole awning
Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi Image of a shock pole awning

Vintage trailer awnings by Kristi Image of a shock pole awning



This Vintage Trailer Awning by Kristi still needs edge binding, fringe, and the elastic strap, in this picture.

r-pod with a shock pole awning image
Vintage Trailer Awning by Kristi




Image Arched Awning by Kristi Foster
Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi

Image Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi
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Image Vintage trailer awnings by Kristi

Image Vintage trailer awnings by Kristi

Image Vintage trailer Awnings by Kristi


Image Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi

Image Vintage Trailer Awnings by Kristi