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TRANSIT CUSTOM MK2 2023- AWNINGS & AWNING RAILS

Don’t let the fact that you’ve got a new stop you from getting out there adventuring!

When a new vehicle is newly released, it’s common to find the range of aftermarket parts and accessories is somewhat smaller than a 10-year-old design, it can take time for parts companies to catch up with the manufacturers. Don’t worry, we’ve got everything you need to get an awning fitted on your new shape Transit Custom.

Awning rooms are ideal for extending your living or cooking areas, helping increase comfort and reducing the need to have a larger van, maximise your storage space, and increase your enjoyment. The range from Dometic offers different sized awning rooms, which means it’s not a one size fits all, but rather a choice depending on your needs. You’ll need an awning rail before you can attach it to your van, and the best choice out on the market is definitely the Vamoose Multi-Rail, which can be used to attach a wind-out awning with some technical brackets but will also fit a driveaway awning too!

To ease the use of driveaway awnings, a integrated tunnel section of the awning is used, helping cover the side entrance of your van, so if you need to retreat back to your camper as that’s where your sleeping setup is, or just need to get some supplies, you know that you’ve always got access no matter the weather. Much like a tent, awnings still need attached to the ground using guy ropes, this prevents them from lifting in the wind and keeps the shape of the room.

As technological advancements are ever ongoing, lots of tents and awnings are replacing the older style pole structures for a newer and easier air system, comprising of long tubular compartments in place of the poles, which when inflated, support the structure. Air structure awnings help reduce setup time, and reduce accidental damage, meaning you can quickly pitch up and pack away, taking the sting out of getting onto a new site.

Wind-out awnings are a semi-permanent fixture, and once fitted can be easily wound out and retracted, providing shade in sunny conditions, and weather protection if it’s raining. The ease of use makes it a popular choice for those that are always on the go, as deployment time is just a couple of minutes. The other big bonus about wind-out awnings is as they’re attached, you’ve always got them to hand, you also can’t forget to bring them with you!

FAQ:
Q: Can I fit a wind-out and awning tent at the same time?
A: as they often share similarly located mounting point, we often recommend weighing up the options as to which singular one is best suited for you

Q: What is the difference between an awning tent, and a drive away awning?
A: They’re based on the same principle, a tent that attaches to your campervan, but the key difference is that a driveaway awning can be left standing separately should you need to drive somewhere offsite and don’t want to pack the awning up.

Q: What is a Kador?
A: A Kador strip is an essential attachment adaptor for driveaway awnings, it couples the awning to the van. Easily removed by sliding it out, this allows the van to be driven away, and the awning will remain in place, which enables you to drive your van back up when you return, insert the Kador strip back in, and you’re setup again.