Awning and side walls, compatibility amongst brands?

[jeffryscott]

Looking at getting an awning, and would like to eventually get side walls to use as enclosed space as needed.

ARB awnings offer mosquito net walls, but I would like solid walls. If I bought an ARB, would say, the Iron Man solid walls work on it?

I know, I know, I should just buy the brand that has what I need, but I am looking for used or local, but am mostly just curious since the design of most of the inexpensive awnings appears to be very similar.

Thanks,

Jeff

 

[pennieslj]

I am using Front Runner walls with an ARB awning and it works great.

 

[jeffryscott]

I am using Front Runner walls with an ARB awning and it works great.

sweet, I had a feeling the mix and match might work ...

 

[trailscape]

Anything more on this idea? I'd like my awning to be more multipurpose in the colder weather and some walls would be greatly useful. I have the 6.5' ARB and have been considering talking to a local canvas shop about making some modular walls.

 

[Richietherocket]

Anything more on this idea? I'd like my awning to be more multipurpose in the colder weather and some walls would be greatly useful. I have the 6.5' ARB and have been considering talking to a local canvas shop about making some modular walls.

I would be interested in this also. I know the Ironman walls are more expensive than the awning. Have you found a place here in town yet?

Thanks

 

[trailscape]

I would be interested in this also. I know the Ironman walls are more expensive than the awning. Have you found a place here in town yet?

Thanks

If the FrontRunner walls work they might be the best bet for around $200. It looks like most places are out of stock though. I might also just get some canvas drop cloth and make my own walls. They don't need to be perfect, I really just want to block the biting wind when trying to cook some dinner. I keep meaning to contact Paul's Custom Canvas in Denver to see what they can make. A custom made one with some clear windows might be really cool.

 

[60Dan]

I would like to know too

I have a camping lab awning. Would like the walls but they are not in business anymore.

Anyone using different walls with the camping lab?

 

[60Dan]

Bumping this to the top

 

[gsdog2]

CVT sells a fully enclosed room to fit all 3 sizes of awnings. I may spring for the 79" er.

 

[mike r]

the cvt one is enclosed on 4 walls and has a removable floor

 

[SouthWest Roamer]

Anyone have any expirence with the CVT awnings and walls?

 

[trailscape]

Awning walls on my 6.5' ARB awning. These are from Compact Camping Concepts. Looks to be a good fit.

There are three walls and no floor which is what I wanted for ventilation and simplicity. It would be nice if there were a couple more loops along the bottom edges of each side for stakes, but the test will be really staking it down to see if it'll work well as a planned cooking/wind shelter.



I think this would work awesome if I could find a way to mount it over the tailgate.

 

[Beach Cruiser]

Bumping this up again. I have an Ironman awning and looking at my options. CVT won't fit. I live in Denver so I'd like to know what Paul's came back with. Thanks!

 

[100acrehuphalump]

I realize its somewhat redneck, but if you're on a budget like me, I might just pick up a green tarp and wrap it around and either tie it up or use spring clamps.

 

[trailscape]

Bumping this up again. I have an Ironman awning and looking at my options. CVT won't fit. I live in Denver so I'd like to know what Paul's came back with. Thanks!

I never got around to checking with Paul's Canvas as the walls I ordered from Compact Camping Concepts have worked great. Unfortunately, it looks like they don't carry them anymore.