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Both wall-mounted and roof-mounted awnings are valid options, but the choice depends on vehicle type, clearance, and intended use.

• Wall Mounting – The awning attaches directly to the side wall of the vehicle.
  • Most common for motorhomes and caravans.
  • Easy to install and maintain.
  • Provides stable support with standard brackets.
  • Ideal if you want the awning close to windows or doors for optimal shade and convenience.
• Roof Mounting – The awning attaches above the roofline using roof rails or crossbars.
  • Suitable for vans or vehicles where wall mounting is obstructed.
  • Allows for additional clearance underneath, making setup flexible for taller side access or furniture.
  • Be mindful of roof-mounted accessories (air conditioners, solar panels, luggage racks) — the awning must not interfere with existing equipment.

Tips for choosing:

• Measure the available wall or roof surface to ensure proper fit.
• Consider how much shade coverage you need — roof mount may extend further in some configurations.
• Check your vehicle’s structural capacity — roof mounts may require reinforced brackets.

By evaluating these factors, you can select the mounting style that maximizes shade, safety, and convenience for your specific vehicle.

• Maximize Shading: Place the awning in areas exposed to direct sunlight, such as above windows, doors, or the edge of a patio, to ensure effective shade.
• Optimize Space: Consider the layout and flow of your outdoor area so the awning doesn’t obstruct movement or access.
• Ensure Structural Safety: Verify that the wall, roof, or mounting surface can safely support the awning’s weight and movement.

Awnings are shipped with a default deployment angle: after full extension, the awning naturally droops about 10°.

• Recommended Angle: 5°–15° for optimal performance.
• Adjustment: For custom angle adjustments, please contact us to request the instruction guide.

This ensures proper extension while maintaining stability and shading efficiency.

Yes — All NATURE Awnings include standard mounting brackets.