This model keeps the structure and shade performance of the previous version and upgrades the outer storage case to aluminum, which gives the packed canopy better protection on the vehicle roof and a more finished appearance in showroom display.
The canopy is made from 420D ripstop Oxford cloth, selected for tear resistance and durability in repeated outdoor use. With aluminum alloy poles and support components, the total weight stays at 11kg, which keeps handling manageable for regular camping and travel use. Opened, the awning covers about 200 x 250 cm, roughly 5 square meters in total, enough for 2 to 4 people to dine, rest, or set up a compact outdoor workstation. The UV-treated UPF 50+ fabric reduces sun exposure, which makes the model a practical fit for camping stores, SUV accessory dealers, and overlanding product lines.
Q: What is the key difference from the previous model?
A: The storage case. This version uses an aluminum case rather than a fabric bag, so the packed awning is better protected against impact, road dust, and water.
Q: What does that mean for dealers?
A: The case is visible both at the point of sale and on the vehicle, so the model can be positioned above fabric-bag versions in a product range and needs less explanation on the shop floor.
Q: Is it still easy to install and use?
A: Yes. The awning retains the same lightweight bracket mounting, telescopic poles, and pull-out deployment as the earlier version.
Q: Where can it be used?
A: Camping trips, self-driving tours, lakeside breaks, beach parking, overlanding, and outdoor market or event support.
Q: How should it be maintained?
A: Keep the fabric dry before long-term storage, wipe away dust or mud after use, and check the mounting brackets, support poles, and case fasteners periodically.
