Condor 2 Wall Kit Installation Guide & Tips
By Roofnest | Tents & Gear for Overlanders | Published: 2026-10-24
Category: How-to Guides
Learn how to install the Condor 2 Wall Kit for your awning. Step-by-step instructions, common mistakes, and practical tips for overlanders.
Quick Answer
Installing the Condor 2 Wall Kit is straightforward once you understand the attachment points and panel order. Follow these steps to add privacy and wind protection to your Condor 2 Awning.
Why Add Walls to Your Condor 2 Awning?
Adding wall panels transforms your Condor 2 Awning from a simple sunshade into a sheltered room. The Condor 2 Wall Kit gives you privacy from campsite neighbors, blocks wind on exposed sites, and can even provide shade on low-angle sun. The trade-off is extra setup time and pack weight—about 2–3 minutes per panel and a few pounds total.
Step-by-Step Installation Guide
- 1. Unpack and Identify Panels: Lay out the Condor 2 Wall Kit and identify each panel. The kit includes multiple wall sections—note that they attach individually or as a set. Check that you have the correct number of panels for your setup. Common mistake: Trying to install panels in the wrong order. Mark the panels (e.g., left, right, front) before starting.
- 2. Attach the First Panel to the Awning Rail: Starting at one end of the awning, slide the top edge of the wall panel into the awning rail channel. Ensure the panel is fully inserted and the zipper or hook-and-loop strip is facing inward toward the awning. If the panel feels tight, check that the rail is clean and free of debris. A stuck panel often means dirt in the channel.
- 3. Secure the Bottom Edge: Stake down the bottom corners of the panel using the provided stake loops. Pull the panel taut but not overly tight—over-tensioning can stress seams or pull the awning out of shape. Checkpoint: The panel should be straight and wrinkle-free. If it sags, adjust the stakes or use additional guy lines.
- 4. Connect Adjacent Panels: If you are using multiple panels, zip or clip them together along the vertical seams. Start from the top and work down to ensure alignment. Make sure the zippers are fully closed to prevent gaps. Common mistake: Forcing misaligned zippers. If panels don't line up, loosen the stakes and re-tension before zipping.
- 5. Final Tension and Adjustment: Walk around the entire setup and adjust tension. Tighten any loose guy lines, re-stake corners if needed, and check that all attachment points are secure. For windy conditions, add extra stakes at mid-panel points. A well-tensioned wall kit will flap less in wind and last longer. Spend an extra minute on this step—it pays off overnight.
Product Facts
- Condor 2 Wall Kit - Grey Color: The Condor 2 Wall Kit is compatible with the Condor 2 Air Awning and previous generation Condor 2 Awning (Grey). If you own a newer Condor 2 Air, the kit fits directly; if you have an older grey Condor 2, the color matches but always double-check the awning model before ordering.

Condor 2 Wall Kit - Grey Color
