Keep door open with PahaQue awnings and visors

Nomad · April 2016

Tonydjd - Did you manage to screw your brackets into something solid?

Tonydjd · April 2016

Doubtful the piece on door is through bolted piece on outside wall is not.I'm sure 40mph wind might take it off wall. But I won't have door open or awning up. Back up I have tent stake on door hinge just in case

Dalehelman · April 2016

By using the ten stake is there a chance if a wind or someone forces the door could it cause severe damage to the door or hinge?

Nomad · April 2016

If it's too windy I won't have the stake in as I won't have the Visor up. Haven't used either for almost two months. Can be calm during the day and gusty in the middle of the night.
I suppose if someone fell against the door it could hurt the hinge. There's enough give in the stake that a brush against it doesn't hurt it.

Tonydjd · April 2016

I ve used a bungy before also to keep pressure against my rod seems also to work well rod is not going to give much being 3/16 steel

John_and_Kris · April 2016

Dale: Made the trip to our T@B Max S and tried your idea. It works FANTASTICALLY thanks for sharing

jkjenn · May 2016

Has anyone tried using a magnetic solution?

Dalehelman · May 2016

I like the use of magnets a lot but not in this case. Magnets are a lot like suction cups they can let go just at the wrong time. JMHO

Photomom · May 2016

jkjenn said:

Has anyone tried using a magnetic solution?

Is there anything ferrous in the wall or door?

jkjenn · May 2016

Photomom said:

jkjenn said:

Has anyone tried using a magnetic solution?

Is there anything ferrous in the wall or door?

I was thinking of the magnets that have holes for a screw in the center - like donuts.

Keep door open with PahaQue awnings and visors

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