The Rainger Universal L Brackets are a strong fixed mounting option for awnings, built from 5mm stainless steel and designed to suit flat rack style setups and a wide range of awning configurations.
Key Features
- 1-piece fixed bracket design
- 5mm stainless steel construction
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Gusseted design for added strength
- Best suited to flat racks
What's Included
- 1 x pair of fixed universal awning L brackets
Mounting hardware is not included. Bolt length and type depend entirely on your rack and awning combination, so we do not supply a kit that would suit only some of them. Your awning's own mounting hardware will usually do the job - if you are unsure what you need, send us a photo of your rack and we will tell you.
Compatibility
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Rainger Duo 270 or 180 awnings - works well with 1 pair
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Other awnings - designed around the common industry slot width of approx. 102mm to 104mm
If you are fitting a different awning brand or are unsure about compatibility, review the measurement photos carefully or contact us before ordering.
Why choose a fixed L bracket?
A fixed bracket is often the cleanest option when you already know your awning position and just need a strong, simple mounting solution. It can be a good fit for flat rack setups where adjustability is less important than simplicity and strength.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do these brackets come with mounting hardware?
No. Mounting hardware is not included. The bolt length you need depends on your rack and awning, so supplying one kit would suit some setups and not others. In most cases the hardware that came with your awning will do the job.
Will these brackets fit my awning?
They are designed around the common industry awning slot width of approximately 102mm to 104mm. If you are fitting a different brand, check the measurement photos on this page or contact us before ordering.
How many pairs do I need?
One pair works well with a Rainger Duo 270 or Duo 180 awning.
What are they made from?
5mm stainless steel, one-piece fixed design with a gusset for added strength.
Should I choose fixed or adjustable brackets?
A fixed bracket is the cleanest option when you already know your awning position and want simple strength. These suit flat rack setups best. If you need to fine-tune the position, look at the 7-way adjustable version instead.
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