Where do you put a car awning?

These are a common accessory for many car owners and are widely available for most cars. They are split into different types, depending on how they mount to the vehicle roof:

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Rain Gutter &#; for older cars, roof bars were usually mounted directly to the gutter surrounding the roofline.

Bare Roof &#; modern vehicles, which do not have gutters, can have a roof rack installed by attaching hooks to the top of the door frames.

Fixed Point &#; some vehicles have fittings for after-market racks that attach via reinforced lugs in the roof or have pre-threaded holes.

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Side Rails &#; vehicles with factory-installed rails, which may be flush against the roof or raised off of the roof, running front-to-back on the roof.

Factory Bars &#; some vehicles have a factory-installed permanent roof rack.

When you are installing roof bars to your vehicle, make sure to attach the bars correctly and refer to your vehicle&#;s owner&#;s manual.

One thing I've learned to think from a sides standpoint with awnings is the following:

• Most people camp in good weather when it's warm
• In the morning, you want the sun under the awning for warmth during breakfast
• In the evening, you want the shade from the awning to escape the fleeting heat

With all those in mind, I make sure that when I am parking at a site to setup the awning for overnight, that I park facing South, so that the driver side awning is shaded at dusk, blocking the Western sunset with the vehicle and awning shade, and lit at dawn by the rising sun in the East with no obstructions.

If you mount on passenger side, that logic is opposite. In the fall and winter, you would only use an awning to shelter from precipitation, then it doesn't really matter.

I have mine on the drivers side. It is somewhat arbitrary unless you have specific non-moveable things that will go with it. I have a shelf I built that mounts on the side of my 110 under the awning, but I put that there after mounting the awning on the drivers side anyway, but now I'm committed to that side.One thing I've learned to think from a sides standpoint with awnings is the following:With all those in mind, I make sure that when I am parking at a site to setup the awning for overnight, that I park facing South, so that the driver side awning is shaded at dusk, blocking the Western sunset with the vehicle and awning shade, and lit at dawn by the rising sun in the East with no obstructions.If you mount on passenger side, that logic is opposite. In the fall and winter, you would only use an awning to shelter from precipitation, then it doesn't really matter.

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