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SUPA PEG
A U S T R A L I A
SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE)
Awning Setup/ Fold Away Instructions
Thank you for your purchase of the Australian made and designed SUPA-WING AWNING
Please follow these few simple step by step instructions to make setting up your
SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE) simple to use and to improve the life span of the
**PLEASE NOTE** For winds over 5 knots a second person maybe required to assist for the
• Mounting Bracket Set (2 Brackets) – Refer to installation guide (additional included for 3 & 3.5m)
• 10 x 225mm Galv Tent Pegs (additional included for 3 & 3.5m)
• 5 x Quick Release straps (additional included for 3 & 3.5m)
• Peg Bag
• 1 x Side Spreader Rail and 1 x Roof Spreader Rail (additional included for 3 & 3.5m)
(DELUXE).
product
following steps, if the tie down straps are not used **
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- Page 1 SUPA PEG A U S T R A L I A SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE) Awning Setup/ Fold Away Instructions Thank you for your purchase of the Australian made and designed SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE). Please follow these few simple step by step instructions to make setting up your SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE) simple to use and to improve the life span of the product **PLEASE NOTE** For winds over 5 knots a second person maybe required to assist for the following steps, if the tie down straps are not used ** Contents • Mounting Bracket Set (2 Brackets) – Refer to installation guide (additional included for 3 & 3.5m) • 10 x 225mm Galv Tent Pegs (additional included for 3 & 3.5m) • 5 x Quick Release straps (additional included for 3 & 3.5m) • Peg Bag • 1 x Side Spreader Rail and 1 x Roof Spreader Rail (additional included for 3 & 3.5m)
- Page 2 SUPA PEG A U S T R A L I A SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE) : Setup 1. Park at the proposed site you wish to setup, make sure you have enough clearance on the side and rear of the vehicle for the awning to fold out and expand 2. The Site should be level or close to it. If on a slight slope, face the awning down the slope as to prevent any wind getting under the awning causing it to lift 3. Remove the supplied poles, pegs and strap kit from the awning bag 4. If setting up by yourself, it would be advised to roughly pace out and peg down each of the straps to hook onto the ends of the awning arms as it is swung around for setting up. 5. Tie one of the straps to the driver’s side front roof rack (or passenger side for a right hand side awning) and bring to the back of the vehicle (or the strap can be pegged down at the rear of the vehicle) 6. Peg down the long strap at the front of the vehicle on the passenger side to where roughly the awning will extend to (an alternative option is to attach the Strap to your front bull bar if one is available)
- Page 3 SUPA PEG A U S T R A L I A **PLEASE NOTE** For winds over 5 knots a second person maybe required to assist for the following steps, if the tie down straps are not used ** 7. Unzip the tonneau bag and fold the bag over the awning 8. Undo all Velcro straps holding the canvas and aluminium arms (remembering to support the arms once unstrapped) 9. Roll the canvas out, holding the outside arm, slowly fold the awning around to 270º (*** second person will need to hold the middle arm to prevent the awning from lifting in windy conditions) 10. As you go along expanding the awning arms out, fold out each of the awning legs and extend out to your rough desired height If setting up using the supplied straps (for windy conditions) connect a strap to each of the awning arms as you walk to awning around to the 270 degrees. 11. Once folded out to the rear of the vehicle, attach the strap to the eye at the end of the rear arm, tighten slightly to bring square off the awning extrusion...
- Page 4 SUPA PEG A U S T R A L I A 12. Fold out the front awning arm (the arm will be inside the main aluminium track of the awning) Extend out the front of the awning and fold down the supporting leg to your desired height (if using the tie down strap connect this now, 13. Attach the pegged down strap to the front awning pole and loosely tighten 14. Adjust the height and square up the awning. If being left unattended or it is raining, lower the pole height to allow for water run off. 15. Tighten up both tie down straps a. (2.5m, 3m or 3.5m versions only) Connect Short Spigot spreader pole to the 1...
- Page 5 SUPA PEG A U S T R A L I A SUPA-WING AWNING (DELUXE) : Packing Away **PLEASE NOTE** For winds over 5 knots a second person maybe required to assist for the following steps, if the tie down straps are not used ** 1. In reverse sequence repeat steps 16 through to 9 as per setup 2. Fold back the front arm against the aluminium extrusion, making sure to fold the canvas over the arm to allow it to fold away smoothly 3. Undo the rear strap and fold up poles when folding the wing together, making sure to pull the arms toward the front to square up the rear bracket as to fit neatly in the bag 4. Tie off the awning arms with the front Velcro strap 5. Flatten out the canvas and square off 6. Roll up the canvas as tightly as possible and tie off with the remaining Velcro straps, undo the front Velcro strap and retie it to include the canvas and awning arms 7. Fold over the tonneau bag and zip it up, pack away pegs and straps in the canvas peg bag And you’re done! Don’t forget to clean up your site of any rubbish or debris to help keep this country beautiful. If the awning is packed up damp. Be sure to put up again and soon as there is dry weather to dry the canvas out. Any abuse or neglect of awning can result in voiding the Warranty.
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