Roof End Vent
A roof end vent is a mesh insert with a roll-up cover. This vent provides ventilation for the canopy.
A roof end vent is a mesh insert with a roll-up cover. This vent provides ventilation for the canopy.
The spring pole acts as an anchoring post for the side skirts and ground pole. It attaches to a bracket on the trailer at each end of the canopy. The foot base is spring loaded so it rides up and down depending on the weight in the trailer and the terrain.
A standard extension follows the line of the trailer (curbside or roadside).
Standard canopies mount onto the Curbside or Roadside of the trailer. A Roadside mount goes on the driver's side of the trailer, facing the street. Sometimes referred to as a street side mount.
Canopies and canopy frames are built out of many parts. Here is a layout of some of the major components.
A cantilevered style frame or canopy uses horizontal braces and creates unobstructed clearance under the canopy.
The frame rises above the trailer roof line before sloping to outer eave. Used when trailer is too short to provide proper slope for watershed. Available on Cantilevered and Fully Enclosed canopies.
Even short trailers such as goose-necks can accommodate our canopies. You simply add a “rise above” to create an elevated rear eave.
The backdrop of an extension that reaches from the roof to the valance. On a tapered extension, it is shaped like a triangle.
An extension adds to the length of the canopy by extending past the trailer end(s).