ARB Awning Pvc Bag 1.25M49Lg Usa/Ca Spec 1250X2100mm49X83
Attaching neatly to most vehicles, these self-standing retractable awnings fit onto the side of most roof racks and roof bars, and are conveniently stored for immediate use on arrival. Specifically designed for harsh wilderness conditions, the awnings feature anodized height adjustable telescopic legs, hook and loop ties to secure roof, thick reinforced aluminum extrusions all secured and free from the outside elements in a heavy duty nylon reinforced PVC bag. Constructed from tough PU coated 300gsm poly/cotton rip stop canvas, the awnings are fully waterproof and offer a UVP 50+ rating. ARB Awnings come in three great sizes, and fit up to 6.9ft (2.1m) high mounting points. (Length being the
Key Features
- Reinforced Panel On Canvas To Reduce Chances Of Wear In Severe Conditions
- Zipper Extends Up The Ends Of The Bag/Allowing It To
- New Molded Extrusion End Caps With ARB Branding
- To Reduce Chances Of Wear In Severe Conditions
- New Bag Design Gives A Compact Look And Feel
- Addition Of Reinforcing Bolts To Reduce Flex
- Of The Inner And Outer Mounting Extrusions
- Sail Track Protection
Trail and Overland Benefits
This vehicle awning is built for reliable off-road installation and service. It prioritizes practical service, predictable operation, and real-world use on trail and overland vehicles.
Materials and Construction
Construction details include Reinforced Panel On Canvas To Reduce Chances Of Wear In Severe Conditions; Specifically designed for harsh wilderness conditions, the awnings feature anodized height adjustable telescopic legs, hook and loop ties to secure roof, thick reinforced aluminum extrusions all secured and free from the; Constructed from tough PU coated 300gsm poly/cotton rip stop canvas, the awnings are fully waterproof and offer a UVP 50+ rating..
Compatibility and Use
Listed as a universal-fit component. Verify dimensions, mounting points, wiring, and supporting hardware for the intended 4x4 application. Catalog reference: 221004.
