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Table of Contents 1. Common Fabric Types2. Textile Specifications3. Measuring Guide4. Maintenance Recommendations5. Similar Product Comparison Example An awning is a great way to expand your RV's outdoor living space while adding shelter from sun and rain. An awning that’s starting to show signs of wear or tearing might be able to wait a few weeks, but likely not through your next camping trip. Before you replace it, know that not every RV awning is made the same way, and not researching …

Pest Control for The Great Outdoors! Nothing feels more annoying on a camping trip like dealing with mosquitoes, ants, and other pests. But there are some useful measures you can take to keep the critters at bay. In this blog post, we'll share some pest control tips on how to keep your RV or camper pest-free all season long. Pest Control for Mosquitos and More! RVing and camping are great ways to enjoy the outdoors while still having all the comforts of home. But one thing that can turn …

RV showers aren’t generally regarded as an exceptionally luxurious experience due to space restrictions, limited water availability, and low water heating capacity, but when you are out camping in the woods, the presence of a shower is one of the most incredible amenities afforded by an RV. That’s not to say, though, that most RV showers wouldn’t benefit from a bit of an upgrade. Many people choose to replace the shower head in their RV for a variety of reasons. Often, the shower faucet …

Chances are you have been driving on the road and passed an RV with a ladder mounted on the back. It doesn’t seem like a very safe place to hang out, so why the need for a ladder? In this article, we will examine the reasons for having an RV ladder and what types are available. What is the purpose of an attached RV ladder? RVs with attached ladders on the back typically have some sort of rooftop appliance, but not always. The ladder is installed by the manufacturer to make it easy to …

Managing the power supply in your RV is one of the primary responsibilities of an RV owner in order to keep their motorhome’s electrical systems fully functioning. RVs are designed to utilize AC and DC power for various purposes, including off-grid living. Check out our previous RV Electrical Systems Basics article for more information on this subject. RV batteries utilize DC power, while the majority of home appliances require AC power. The main differences between AC and DC power ar …