Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

We just purchased an EZ-Up Encore II with a 600-denier canopy. We got it from the Hut Shop on line, and had it within two days. Initial setup was a breeze, four screws to attach the canopy, then back in the bag. The canopy comes with stakes, roller bag, side curtains, and front and back curtains. The back curtain has a zipper up the middle, and half can be velcroed up to make a door. All sides roll up out of the way when needed.

Here are two pictures of our new canopy. Setup for two people takes about 45 seconds.

Enjoy.

Nice set-up! In looking at your pictures I see you have mounted a paper towel holder inside your hatch. As a fellow Yoder Toter here, I was wondering how you mounted it. I bought a very nice stainless steel one, but couldn't find a way to secure it. I talked to the guy at the factory, and he said they use aluminum ribs in the hatch and they run vertical, not horizontal, spaced about a foot apart. The wood inside the hatch just seemed too thin to try and screw anything to it.

Anyway, I was wondering what you used to secure it.

Thanks, Mark

Tear Fan wrote:We just purchased an EZ-Up Encore II with a 600-denier canopy. We got it from the Hut Shop on line, and had it within two days. Initial setup was a breeze, four screws to attach the canopy, then back in the bag. The canopy comes with stakes, roller bag, side curtains, and front and back curtains. The back curtain has a zipper up the middle, and half can be velcroed up to make a door. All sides roll up out of the way when needed.

Here are two pictures of our new canopy. Setup for two people takes about 45 seconds.

Enjoy.

I think I have an Encore II but my canvas doesn't go down the legs. I wonder if that's a new version that keeps the top from riding up the frame.

sid -

I used sheet metal screws and the paper towel holder, with its light weight, has yet to pull out. We don't just grab a handful of them and give 'em a yank, so I guess it will stay there. If you go that route, be sure and check where it will be when you close the hatch to avoid any "clearance issues."

asianflava -

The cloth down the legs is secured by a little metal hook on the end of an elastic loop sewn into the cloth. The whole rig seems well made . . . and should be for the price. You might check with the Hut Shop folks for another top if you're interested. They are most friendly.



Tear Fan