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Dont know if this is any help to you. The 575 looks basicly the same as our Pathfinder, We chose a Uno Breeze inflatable awning they have a built in ground sheet and looked far more robust and well made when compared to some others, After over two years of use we feel we made the correct choice for our needs.
As far as fitting to our camper, We chose a slightly different way to what others have done. We purchased a second hand zip, length to match the awning . On the zip is sewn on a triangle gusset piece onto the lower edge is bolt rope [ piece of electricle flex] sewn in.This is kept permanently zipped to our camper. The whole thing took less than 2 hours to make including the hand sewing
When using our awning the attatment to the camper is made using figour of 8. From getting the awning out of the bag to completion is under ten minuets for one person. Hope this helps.
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