Great idea but I wouldn't fancy its chances too much in a reasonable breeze. Anyone had any experience?Another alternative, it doesn't wind out as such but round !
Cheaper than a factory fit. Wonder if it would fit and could one be fitted to the other side (non door side) so if you had the factory fit you would have all around shade ;-)
Cheaper than a factory fit. Wonder if it would fit and could one be fitted to the other side (non door side) so if you had the factory fit you would have all around shade ;-)
Hmmm
Yes, but only with the full size version. Normally fits to the side of a roof rack.I didnt realise it was as reasonably priced as that. I am wondering the same too, that would be awesome with my slidepod too.
Wonder how it fits...
Morning woke up to my first disagree by Devonvan. Bit sad just disagreed without any explanation of why.
Morning woke up to my first disagree by Devonvan. Bit sad just disagreed without any explanation of why.
He ho on with another day dreaming of next trip away in Grace Cali & enjoy reading the forum.
Thinking of going to Galmpton touring Park but high winds & rain forecast.
Simon put the awning back onto the Cali recently( after its winter in the garage), It was a bit fiddly. At one point , I was standing like a weightlifter holding the awning up
I've bought the tailgate one Cayman revolution from the club shop.
I am very tempted by a fox wing for the other side ;-) when it's really nice outside.
Notice - they don't show it on a vehicle with a Pop-Top roof as the available fitting kit uses the Roof Rail system. Might fit on the California Awning fitting kit!View attachment 21354
That'd be very good if you have the tailgate open for the slidepod. RHS only. £700 + £65 brackets:
https://www.agentfiamma.co.uk/Fiamma-Compass-Swing-Out-Canopy-Awning.html
I now I'm replying to an old post here. Did you mout this using the 8mm kador strip on the awning to the multirail? I saw a couple with one of these awnings last weekend but they didn't have the multirail mounted. Thanks!Currently we have no wind-out awning fitted, as others have mentioned - the lines do look a bit cleaner without. On the other hand, they are very convenient when compared to the traditional awnings with poles, pegs and ropes..we have a Reimo Mauritius awning but rarely use it as it's such a faff.
I might end up buying a Fiamma F45 and then only fitting it when we actually go camping (and leave it fitted in the summer "season"), it's not such a hassle to fit and remove.
Another awning option is Stitch and Steel , I think they look quite nice.
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