It's worth mentioning that you need to be careful when installing and setting up awnings like this. They're ALL made of very light gauge aluminum for the bones and it's not difficult to damage it if they're not set up properly. There's a lot of force that can be applied to such a long lever arm, so it's best to not even attempt setting these things up in anything but calm, or the lightest breeze. Enough on that, now for the good stuff. The rip stop nylon is quite nice and the stitching is great. The zippered compartment is heavy vinyl and the zipper rivals the quality of YKK. The poles twist-lock very easily. I'm adding a few pictures from different angles. Hope it's helpful. I should add, the side support poles make the awning quite rigid, but I snapped the pictures before I set them up. The velcro secures the supports very well. The seller has plenty of hardware provided in the kit, so you should really be able to mount this anywhere you have the space. For me, it fits perfectly above my toyhauler's ramp/door. I still need to figure out whether I'm going to be just resting the support poles on the ramp, or on the ground. For anywhere near a hundred bucks, this is a fantastic buy and a great accessory for cars, trucks, vans, campers, etc.
leonardo 
