RV Awning Sun Shade Screen 8 X 15 3 Black Tentproinc Mesh Sunshade Camper Trailer Awning Shade Screen UV Blocker Completed Kits - 3 Years Warranty

Very nice. A little trouble sliding at the end but still only 5-10 minute install!! We love ours and gives a hint of shade but still can see the pool!

Made with a good material, really helps block the sun.

I like ease of installation. It is a hassle trying to fold it up but so far I’m pleased!

Awesome!!

Installation was easy, insert screen on non motorized end. See in picture #2 it has a slot to guide in the screen. Using two ladders, one tall enough to see top of awning to guide in and the other to pull the end as you proceed at least half way.

As others said, this was easy to install. I absolutely love the shade it provides. The quality is terrific and I like the carrying case. I bought Coghlans Heavy Duty steel tent stakes at a local Walmart store ($2.24 each) that I also like. They are super sturdy and yet come out easy. I also bought the Tentproinc side shade which adds to our shade during this heat wave. By the way, my tablecloth is oil cloth which is super for the outdoors!

We havent camped with it yet, but it was super easy & quick to install (according to my taller than me husband...). Im worried about using the pegs in stoney ground but another post had a tip about steal screw in tent pegs from Walmart being useful so will try that if it becomes a problem. I definitely wouldnt roll it up on our awning, its a bit too thick for that, but it comes with a handy storage bag & it wasnt a big deal to take it off (took Maybe 10sec) & fold it up. Overall Im happy with it & keen to get out & use it!

This product did what it was meant for. It really did keep out the sun. On my awning reel I only have 2 slots, 1 for the awning and the other was great to hold clips for lights. Now what would be great if this shade had built in clips to hold lights. Other then that I really love this product

I purchased this item the last week of September and used it for the first time. I read the instructions on installation and it recommended two people to install. However, I go camping by myself and my little yorkie (who is the supervisor). I found it rather simple and easy to install by myself. Once you start to feed it into the channel, it will move along across as you continue to feed it in. One recommendation.... I am 62 tall and still needed a step stool to reach up to the end of the awning to feed the screen into the channel. I recommend using one of those foldable 3 step-stools (based upon your height of course). Once I get it installed, it looked great. The material is actually pretty thick and sturdy, you can tell its NOT a flimsy screen. The photos show it just hanging, which i recommend if there is a breeze or a light breeze. It comes with four plastic stakes and bungee cords so that you can stake out the bottom of the screen. I had the sun moving east to west facing the screen and it filtered out enough of the sun that i was able to see and use my laptop screen. So it was a success! If you have to roll your awning in at night once the screen is attached, you can! The screen rolled up fine with my awning at the campground. However, there was about 12 inches of screen left hanging after the awning was rolled up, which is just fine. I do not recommend traveling like this. I would only roll up the screen while at the campground. When I was ready to packup and leave the campground, it was even easy removing the screen. I literally just pulled it out and it slid out effortlessly. Folding was easy and it folded into a very manageable square. So, this is my review of this shade screen after the first use. I am very happy of the entire product and i am happy to recommend it. Hope this review helps you out.

Hard to install just due to size but not their fault. This was the best thing we bought for our high sun camping spot. Would buy again. Worst part is that it doesn’t allow wind to blow in so it gets warm…..but it keeps the direct Sun from burning you. We put a nice shop fan and keep the breeze