Help - Omnistor awning leg support brackets for wall.

[IanRJ]

I used sikaflex and 2 self tappers

And how have they held up? Used them much?

 

[davidbaldam]

I too used Sikaflex to fix mine two years ago had no trouble with them, there not colour match but to tell the truth after awhile you won’t notice. There great when staying somewhere short time and you don’t want the hassle of fixing your legs down.

 

[Ridgeway]

I'm still convinced that when awning legs are secured to the van wall that the owner must whack his/her head on them on many occasion when walking out to the sides.....

You may need colour coordinated plasters as well

 

[IanRJ]

I too used Sikaflex to fix mine two years ago had no trouble with them, there not colour match but to tell the truth after awhile you won’t notice. There great when staying somewhere short time and you don’t want the hassle of fixing your legs down.

Thanks David, that’s confidence inspiring.

 

[IanRJ]

I'm still convinced that when awning legs are secured to the van wall that the owner must whack his/her head on them on many occasion when walking out to the sides.....

You may need colour coordinated plasters as well

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[M-J]

Is it these?

Thule part number 1500602390

Listed here with colour option

Plastic Bottom Mounting Bracket (2pcs)

Plastic Bottom Mounting Bracket (2pcs) - Plastic Bottom Mounting Bracket (2pcs)Available in black or white

hillviewawnings.co.uk

That’s the cheapest I can find, was some on eBay for £14 but currently out of stock

 

[M-J]

Note to self ‘check thread date before replying’

 

[funflair]

I'm still convinced that when awning legs are secured to the van wall that the owner must whack his/her head on them on many occasion when walking out to the sides.....

You may need colour coordinated plasters as well

If you wind it out too far yes you are correct, 3 or 4 feet is OK with us though.

Martin