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attaching things to Zip Dee awning

These little jewels clamp to the awning flap. Then you can attach whatever you like. They are very strong, and will not pull off easily. I apologize that I can't remember the name of the place I bought them. I'm trying to locate it. It is in Center Hill, Fl. We were camped at Blueberry Hill RV resort in Bushnell, Fl., and met another couple in a Foretravel who had these, and they told us about the little shop over in Center Hill, just down the road.
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa

Re: attaching things to Zip Dee awning

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here it is in the open position
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa

Re: attaching things to Zip Dee awning

Reply #2 –
OK. It's Beasley Manufacturing, Center Hill, Fl. They have a website.
BEASLEY’S
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa

Re: attaching things to Zip Dee awning

Reply #3 –
Also, the lobe on the locking cam is bigger on one side than the other to apply different levels of pressure, or to accomodate different thicknesses of material.
Steve & Ginny Hill
96 U295 36'/Wrangler
Tampa

Re: attaching things to Zip Dee awning

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if anyone is in the Quartzite still maybe they can pick a billion up for you as they are available at the rv stores
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Re: attaching things to Zip Dee awning

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Quote from: Steve & Ginny Hill –
These little jewels clamp to the awning flap. Then you can attach whatever you like. They are very strong, and will not pull off easily. I apologize that I can't remember the name of the place I bought them. I'm trying to locate it. It is in Center Hill, Fl. We were camped at Blueberry Hill RV resort in Bushnell, Fl., and met another couple in a Foretravel who had these, and they told us about the little shop over in Center Hill, just down the road.
Perfect, thanks for posting that now I won't have to sew the loops I was thinking of onto the flap. I have some at home in the garage that I used for sheet metal work and never thought of them. Karma booster.
Rick