VEVOR RV Awning Sun Shade Room – Compatible with 16 -17 ft Awnings, RV Awning Sun Shading Room with Door & Ventilated Mesh Windows, Sunproof & Windproof Three-Sided Enclosure Tent for RV Camping

VEVOR RV Awning Screen Room Compatible with 16–17 ft Awnings & 86–138 Inch RV Heights

The VEVOR RV awning screen room is designed to fit awnings 16 to 17 feet long. This measurement represents the distance between the two side brackets on your RV, measured center to center. It can also fit RVs that are between 86 and 138 inches tall from the ground to the awning rail. Most of the basic travel trailers, fifth wheels, and RVs on the road now fit within this wide height range.

Before you buy an awning enclosure, it’s very important to make sure it fits well. If your screen room doesn’t fit your awning, it will leave gaps, sag in the wrong way, or not attach properly. VEVOR provides comprehensive size information so buyers can ensure the item will fit before they buy.

UV30+ Three-Sided Enclosure for Full Sun, Wind, Rain, and Pest Protection

This RV awning screen room features fabric panels rated UV30 or higher. It helps block UV rays when you spend a lot of time in the sun at outdoor campgrounds. The three-sided enclosure covers the front and both sides of the area under the awning. At the same time, it keeps out the sun, wind, rain, and bugs. Your outdoor living space stays cooler, drier, and more pleasant all day long.

Three-sided enclosures make a space feel much more protected than open awnings alone. You may sit, dine, relax, and talk to others outside without having to cope with the sun’s brightness or sudden gusts of wind. The shade effect helps keep the RV cooler by keeping sunlight from hitting the wall directly.

Ventilated Mesh Windows with Roll-Up Panels for Adjustable Airflow and Privacy

The side panels of the RV awning screen room include mesh windows that let air flow through. These windows let fresh air flow freely through the enclosed area. Even when it’s sweltering outside, the enclosure doesn’t feel hot or stuffy thanks to the airflow. The mesh design also keeps bugs out while letting air flow through. You receive fresh air without the bugs that come with it.

You can roll up or down each mesh window panel as needed during the day. If you want more air, roll them all the way up. Roll them down when you want additional shade or privacy. You can change the screen room’s climate at any time because it is adjustable.

Built-In Door Panel for Direct RV Entry Without Stepping Outside

The front wall of this screen room has a door panel designed for easy access. You may go in and out of the RV right from the enclosed awning area. You never have to go outside in bad weather to reach your RV door. It is quite helpful when it’s raining or when bugs are out at night. You are safe inside the enclosure, but not outside.

The door is the right size and in the right place for everyday use at the campsite. It opens and shuts smoothly all day long without bothering the remainder of the enclosure. This design feature is what makes a real screen room different from a simple shade panel or side curtain.

Reinforced Frame with Support Poles and 20 Ground Stakes for Wind Stability

Specially constructed support poles help keep this RV awning screen room stable. These poles keep the enclosure’s fabric taut and in shape when it’s outside. 20 ground stakes hold the entire enclosure firmly in place. This many stakes, uniformly spaced, evenly distribute the anchoring force across the enclosure’s footprint. The result is a structure that stays straight and taut even in light wind.

Wind is one of the main problems for any awning enclosure at an open campsite. When the wind blows, a screen room that isn’t properly anchored shifts or flaps loudly. It won’t happen because of the 20 stakes and support poles. Verified purchasers said that the construction seems robust after all the stakes are in place.

Double-Stitched Seams and 6mm Insert Cord for Gap-Free, Durable Attachment.

The cloth panels on this screen room are sewn together with double stitching all the way around. This type of stitching makes every seam stronger, so it won’t split or come apart when used outside for a long time. Standard single stitching breaks down faster when exposed to UV light and pulled by the wind. Double stitching lasts much longer and keeps its shape through many camping seasons without fraying or coming apart at stress points.

The aluminum awning rail channel along the awning rail is the right size for the 6mm insert cord. This cord pulls the top border of the enclosure tightly against the RV body and awning. Foam padding fills any remaining gaps at the connection point. All of these parts work together to make a seal between the screen room and your RV that is almost perfect.

RV Awning Screen Room with Storage Bag for Easy Packing, Transport, and Campsite-to-Campsite Use

This RV awning screen room comes with its own storage bag. When you deflate and fold it, the entire enclosure fits perfectly into the bag for easy transport. People who vacation in RVs often move between campsites, and bulky or hard-to-pack accessories soon become a hassle. The storage bag keeps all the parts together and preserves the fabric while you’re on the go. There is no chance of losing or forgetting anything between setting up and taking down.

The bag also makes it easier to put the screen room away when it’s not in use. When not in use, the fabric is protected from dust, moisture, and UV damage when stored in a bag. It extends the product’s lifespan across several camping seasons. When all the parts of a new campsite arrive organized and safe, it’s easier to set up. The storage bag is a basic but very helpful addition for anyone who camps in an RV.