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Sunncamp Swift Van Canopy 260
£124.00 Inc VAT
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Description
Sunncamp Swift Van Canopy 260
Designed specifically for the VW California and the T5/T6/T6.1 market, the SunnCamp Swift Canopy 260 comes with 4mm and 6mm beading so it will fit in pretty much all the roll out awnings on the market – and also aftermarket awning rails too. The SunnCamp Swift Canopy 260 can also be used in conjunction with a converter kit for a California without the factory roll out awning – or instead of the roll out awning (adverse conditions) or used to extend the roll out awning. Featuring large side windows this canopy is really bright and airy inside.
Very simple to erect and compact to store (in it’s own bag) and light weight at under 5kg, making the Sunncamp Swift 260 Canopy a great choice for weekend campers and touring alike.
Specification:
- Poles: Steel & Fibreglass Poles
- Flysheet: Polyester Flysheet
- Hydrostatic Head: Improved 6000mm Hydrostatic Head
- Weight: 4.9Kg
- Fits heights: 185-210
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SunnCamp has been manufacturing outdoor products including Caravan Awnings, Motor Awnings, Trailer Tents and Tents for over 38 years.
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Tim Fernau (verified owner) –
Overall I’m pleased with this canopy/porch and think it represents really good value for money compared to lots of others I looked at. I purposely wanted a simple porch for short trip where there is a chance of rain and or wind which means leaving the roll out awning extended is a bit risky. The only issue I would raise is that with a drive away kit connecting it to the awning on a VW California I had to leave the rollout awning extended by about 6 inches to enable the sliding door to open without catching the porch. This is a little annoying but may be different if the porch is connected directly which I will try next time. When not connected to the van is seemed ok to leave the porch fully pegged but I think you’d been to weigh down the canopy if you left it like this one a windy day.
Would recommend.