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Doing this from memory as it's a couple of years since we had ours so bear with me. On the end of the windbreak that doesn't have a pole there is either a piece of beading or a plastic tube that fits over beading (if it's beading you should have a piece of figure of eight strip to go over it). This end connects to beading sewn onto the awning, I think there were 2 on the front at the extreme edges and one at each side nearest the van. If you don't put the awning up put the windbreak beading in the awning channel. Fairly straight forward once you get the hang of it.
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Regards
Brian
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Topic: Pyramid Windbreak
