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Destination 4WD 270 Degree Freestanding Awning

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Destination 4WD

270 Degree Freestanding Awning

D270-LH

$3,500.00

4 interest-free payments of $875.00 with Afterpay

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Suits any 4WD, ute, canopy, camper or van with a roof rack or canopy rack able to carry a 2400mm long, 23kg load. It mounts to the rack in the normal way, but stands on its own legs once open, so it does not rely on the vehicle to hold it up.

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UP IN UNDER 60 SECONDS

No poles, no guy ropes, no fighting it in the wind at the end of a long drive.

MADE IN CAIRNS, QLD

Built in Australia for Australian conditions, and every part is serviceable and replaceable.

STANDS ON ITS OWN LEGS

No poles, no guy ropes, and it levels on uneven ground where a cantilevered awning sits crooked.

12.4 SQUARE METRES, SQUARE EDGE

A square edge keeps the corners, so you get full cover across the back and down the side.

HOLDS IN 25 KM/H WINDS

4mm stainless base plate, reinforced alloy arms and marine-grade stainless fittings.

The Destination 4WD D270 mounts to your roof rack like any awning, but once it is open it stands on its own adjustable legs instead of cantilevering off the vehicle. That is the practical difference. The legs carry the weight, so it needs no poles and no guy ropes, it can be levelled on uneven or sloping ground where a cantilevered awning sits crooked, and it holds in winds up to 25km/h on its own.

It throws 12.4 square metres of shade with a square edge rather than a curved one, so you keep the corners and get full coverage across the back and down the side. The arms extend 2900mm, the base is 2200mm, and it goes up in under 60 seconds once you have done it a couple of times.

It is made in Cairns, QLD, Australia. The base plate is 4mm stainless steel, the arms are reinforced alloy, the fittings are marine-grade stainless, and the canvas is a waterproof, UV-stable premium grade. Every part of it is serviceable and replaceable, which matters more than it sounds on an awning at this level — a torn panel or a bent arm is a repair, not a write-off.

Check your roof rack before you order. Packed it is 2400mm long and 250 x 250mm square, and it weighs 23kg. That length is the thing that catches people out, so measure the clear run on your rack rather than assuming.

It comes in a left hand and a right hand version so the awning deploys down the side of the vehicle you want it on. Choose based on which side you camp off — usually the side away from the road, or the side your door and kitchen are on.

Backed by a 5 year warranty on the frame and workmanship, and 2 years on the canvas.

270 Degree wraparound coverage giving 12.4 square metres of square shade
Stands on its own adjustable legs once open, so no poles and no guy ropes are needed
Levels on uneven or sloping ground, where a cantilevered awning sits crooked
Holds in winds up to 25 km/h without poles or ropes
Square edge rather than curved, so you keep the corners across the back and down the side
Arms extend 2900mm from a 2200mm base
4mm stainless steel base plate, reinforced alloy arms and marine-grade stainless fittings
Premium canvas, waterproof and UV stable
Sets up in under 60 seconds
Every part is serviceable and replaceable, so damage is a repair rather than a replacement
Made in Cairns, QLD, Australia

Coverage: 12.4 Square metres of square shade, 270 degrees

Arm Length: 2900mm

Base Length: 2200mm

Weight: 23kg

Packed Size: 2400 x 250 x 250mm

Setup Time: Under 60 seconds

Wind Rating: Freestanding in winds up to 25 km/h, without poles or guy ropes

Canvas: Premium grade, waterproof and UV stable

Base Plate: 4mm stainless steel

Arms: Reinforced alloy

Fittings: Marine-grade stainless steel

Handing: Available in left hand and right hand versions

Origin: Made in Cairns, QLD, Australia

Packed: 2400 x 250 x 250mm

Deployed: 2900mm arms, 2200mm base, covering 12.4 square metres

Weight: 23kg

Measure your roof rack before ordering. Packed the awning is 2400mm long, which is the dimension that most often does not fit.
Mounts to a roof rack or canopy rack. At 23kg, check the rack and the vehicle roof load rating, remembering that dynamic load while driving is lower than static load when parked.
Choose the left hand or right hand version to suit the side of the vehicle you want the awning to deploy from.
Because it is freestanding it does not need poles or guy ropes in normal conditions, and will hold in winds up to 25 km/h. In stronger or gusty conditions, peg it down.
Set it up on level ground where you can. The legs adjust, but a level base makes the 60 second setup actually take 60 seconds.
Pack it away dry wherever possible. If you have to roll it up wet, open it out to dry as soon as you can to protect the canvas.

Q: Will it fit my roof rack?
A: Packed it is 2400mm long and 250 x 250mm square, weighing 23kg. The 2400mm length is what catches people out, so measure the clear run on your rack before ordering rather than assuming. Also check your roof load rating, keeping in mind the dynamic limit while driving is lower than the static limit when parked.

Q: What does freestanding actually mean here?
A: It still mounts to your roof rack. The difference is that once it is open it stands on its own adjustable legs rather than cantilevering off the vehicle, so it does not need poles or guy ropes, and you can level it on uneven ground where a cantilevered awning would sit crooked.

Q: Do I choose left hand or right hand?
A: Pick the side of the vehicle you want the awning to open out from. Most people go with the side they camp off, which is usually away from the road, or the side their door and kitchen are on. If you are unsure which suits your build, ask us before ordering rather than after.

Q: Do I need poles or guy ropes?
A: Not in normal conditions. It is rated to stand in winds up to 25 km/h without either. In stronger or gusty weather, peg it down.

Q: How long does it take to set up?
A: Under 60 seconds once you are familiar with it. Level ground makes the difference between that and a few minutes of adjusting legs.

Q: Why square rather than curved?
A: A square edge keeps the corners, so you get the full 12.4 square metres across the back and down the side. Curved awnings lose usable shade exactly where you tend to set up a table or a swag.

Q: What happens if I damage part of it?
A: Every part is serviceable and replaceable. A torn panel or a bent arm is a repair rather than a new awning.

Q: What is the warranty?
A: 5 years on the frame and workmanship, and 2 years on the canvas, both from date of purchase.

Q: Where is it made?
A: Cairns, QLD, Australia.

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