TAKEN - Free - original Trillium awning & poles

[Liz&Kev]

Original gold & white striped awning & adjustable poles.
There's a small tear on one of the corners.

We're located in Barrie, Ontario (Canada), so pick up would be preferred due to shipping costs.

Depending on where you're coming from, we may be able to arrange to meet up.

Send me a PM if you're interested.

~ Liz

[Liz&Kev]

Pending pick up.

[Ann B]

Original gold & white striped awning & adjustable poles.
There's a small tear on one of the corners.

We're located in Barrie, Ontario (Canada), so pick up would be preferred due to shipping costs.

Depending on where you're coming from, we may be able to arrange to meet up.

Send me a PM if you're interested.

~ Liz

Received
it was nice to meet you & Shelby & your egg
yes there was ice cream involved on the trip home!!

[Liz&Kev]

Received
it was nice to meet you & Shelby & your egg
yes there was ice cream involved on the trip home!!

We're happy to see it go to a good home.

(Hope the grandkids enjoyed the "roadtrip")

[Ann B]

We're happy to see it go to a good home.

(Hope the grandkids enjoyed the "roadtrip")

now if I could just figure out how to put it up anyone!!?

[Liz&Kev]

This is Kev here... I managed to put it up once... I'll try to walk through it.

The thinner poles attach across the front of the awning. This is the weird little pole with a slight bend, and the two longer ones with flat ends with holes.

The legs with the pins on top are what go into the holes on that thin bar (Three holes, three legs).

The last two legs, spring loaded if I recall, fit on the sides of the awning and are placed against the side of the trailer to provide tension to the awning.

The ropes are used to tie the three legs off and help support as well.

Hope that helps, it's about as good as I can recall

Kev

[Ann B]

This is Kev here... I managed to put it up once... I'll try to walk through it.

The thinner poles attach across the front of the awning. This is the weird little pole with a slight bend, and the two longer ones with flat ends with holes.

The legs with the pins on top are what go into the holes on that thin bar (Three holes, three legs).

The last two legs, spring loaded if I recall, fit on the sides of the awning and are placed against the side of the trailer to provide tension to the awning.

The ropes are used to tie the three legs off and help support as well.

Hope that helps, it's about as good as I can recall

Kev

Hi Kev
that's kind of how I pictured it I have it laid out in the shed I'll have to move the egg so I can get to it to actually try to get it on she's a bit too close to the trees!!
thanks again!!