Camptech 22/25mm Roof Raiser Pole (2025)

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• 22/25mm Steel Tube – robust, strong enough to support roof load without bending, yet compatible with matching frame sockets.

• Prevents Roof Sag & Water Pooling – elevates the roof centre-beam to help drainage, which reduces fabric stress, leaks, and damage.

• One Pole per Side (Left / Right) – each set supports one roof side; use two sets if you want both left and right reinforced.

• Multiple Sizes Available – SL528 size options correspond to full-awning widths (size 11-13, 14-16, 17-19, 20-22) so you can match the pole to your awning size.

• Corrosion-Resistant Steel Finish – built to endure moisture & outdoor conditions, ensuring longer life while supporting your awning in wet weather.

These Protech Roof Raiser Poles (SL528 series) are officially listed as optional extras for Camptech full awnings and seasonal pole awnings, especially those with 22/25mm frames (e.g. Savanna DL, Atlantis DL). When using just one roof raiser set, you support one side; for symmetrical support under both halves of the roof, use two sets. The pole is steel and tubular, matching the frame style, and designed to slot into existing roof pole sockets (centre or front depending on awning type). The SL528 poles are sold in different size ranges so that the length/extension is correct for the specific awning span.

• One Protech Roof Raiser Pole (size matched: e.g. SL528 Size 11-13 / 14-16 / 17-19 / 20-22)

• Steel tube pole with necessary height to fit existing frame roof socket

• Corrosion-resistant finish

• A second roof raiser pole set (for the other side) for full symmetry and support

• Griplock or Uniloc pads if your awning uses these to connect roof poles securely to caravan body or rail

• Storm straps / techline secure straps to pair with roof raiser in windy / heavy rain situations

• Regular maintenance items (cleaning poles & checking extension sockets) to prolong working life

• Will the roof raiser pole fit my awning?
  Yes — if your awning uses a 22/25mm steel frame. Check the frame specs on your awning (e.g. Savanna DL, Atlantis DL, etc.) to confirm. If it matches, you can use the SL528 pole of the correct “size number” for your awning width.

• How do I install it?
  Insert the roof raiser pole into the central roof pole socket (or another location specified by the awning instructions) on one side. It pushes up under the roof fabric, lifting it slightly to increase roof pitch. Secure the base under the awning frame or a ground peg if applicable, then tension the fabric so the new support shares load.

• Is using one pole enough, or should I use two?
  Using one pole helps for one side of your roof. If your awning roof has two halves that both sag, you’ll want two poles (one for each side) for balanced support.

• Will this damage the frame or fabric?
  No — if fitted correctly. It’s designed for use with compatible sockets and the 22/25mm steel frame. It’s important not to overtighten or force it into incorrect sockets, as that could stress frame components or fabric.

• What height will the roof raiser give?
  The extension depends on the awning’s width and selected size of pole. They’re matched so that the roof is raised enough to avoid sag but not so much that tension is uneven. Exact height gain isn’t usually specified, but the raise is modest yet effective.

• How does this help with rain / water pooling?
  By raising the roof peak, water runs off more efficiently rather than collecting / pooling which causes stress on fabric and possible leaks.

• What types of weather is it useful in?
  Particularly helpful in rainy conditions or after heavy downpours. Also useful if you leave awning up for longer periods (seasonal pitches), where sagging over time is more likely.

• What is the warranty for this pole?
  It comes with Camptech’s standard 12-month manufacturer’s warranty covering manufacturing defects in materials or workmanship.

• How much does it weigh / how easy to carry?
  Steel poles do have some weight. Specific weight depends on pole size (larger awning widths = longer pole). It’s fairly light as a single steel pole (~ 2-4 kg depending on length), easy to carry in a holdall or with your awning poles.

• Can I leave the roof raiser in permanently?
  Yes, you can — as long as it doesn’t interfere with packing up, transit or storage. When packing, remove any tension and ensure the pole is secured. Also check occasionally for corrosion or wear if continuously exposed to weather.