Camptech Princess DL Winter Porch Pole Awning

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• Winter-Grade Heavy Duty PVC Roof & Side Walls – Waterproof PVC material built for harsher conditions (snow, ice, cold).

• Steel Frame (Approx. 25-28 mm) – Robust poled frame providing rigidity for winter weather.

• 200 cm Width × 240 cm Depth – Compact footprint, good for smaller caravans or when space or size is limited.

• Fits Caravan Awning Rails ~ 235-250 cm Height – Designed for standard caravan rail heights to seal properly and reduce draughts.

• Clear Windows & Zip-Entry Door – PVC clear windows to allow light even when closed up; full zip door allows secure closure to keep out wind and cold.

It shares styling cues with other Princess DL / DL series awnings (colour blends like anthracite grey) and intense weather-protection features. It includes wind panels or buckles/straps for secure anchoring in strong wind, plus heavy-duty materials that resist tearing and cold brittleness. Because the fabric is thicker, the packed weight is higher (listed around 35 kg for canvas plus frame in one listing). The awning includes wheel-arch cover, front wind panel / draft skirt to help seal the gap at the base. Curtains or blinds may be included depending on retailer.

• Princess DL winter porch awning unit: 200 × 240 cm

• Steel poled frame (~ 25-28 mm) with fixings

• Clear PVC windows, zip-entry door, possibly roll-able/zip panels for closure

• Draft skirt / wind panels & wheel-arch cover

• Carry holdall or bag, curtains (if included per retailer)

• Secure straps (e.g. Techline straps) for extra anchorage in windy or snow load situations

• Roof raiser pole (if needed for improved drainage)

• Carpet or groundsheet for insulation and comfort

• Lighting kits (Nova, Capella, etc.)

• Inner tent or tall annexe (if you want sleeping or gear storage space)

• Will it fit my caravan?
  Yes — if your caravan’s awning rail/side-rail height is approx 235-250 cm, this awning should fit well. The 200 cm width is suitable for smaller or mid-sized caravans.

• Is it easy to set up?
  As a poled winter porch, setup takes more effort than a touring or air awning. You’ll need to erect the frame, attach the PVC fabric, secure windows/door, fix wind panels / draft skirt, and tension everything. Two people will make setup quicker.

• How does it perform in winter weather?
  Very well — the heavy-duty PVC walls and roof resist water and snow loading; strong frame helps resist deformation. However, snow should be cleared off roof surfaces when thick; wind-secure with straps and stakes.

• Does the heavy fabric limit ventilation?
  Yes to some degree — PVC walls are less breathable than textile fabrics. The awning includes windows (with possibly fly-screens) and a zip-entry door so you can open up for airflow when weather allows.

• what’s included as standard?
  The awning canvas, steel frame, clear windows and zip-door, wind/draft skirt or wind panel, wheel-arch cover. Curtains or blinds may depend on the retailer.

• Is this awning worth it over a standard seasonal awning?
  If you stay camped in colder months, need extra weather protection, or have exposed pitches, yes — winter porches resist snow, damp, wind better. For summer only, standard seasonal porches are lighter and more ventilated.

• What weight and storage size can I expect?
  The combined canvas + frame is heavier (in one listing 35 kg) than typical lightweight seasonal porches. Pack size will be bulkier and require more storage room.

• How do I find the correct size (width & rail height)?
  Measure your awning rail (the top fitting strip on the caravan), and ensure the width (200 cm) matches or is slightly less than your rail or kador length. Measure from the ground to the awning rail – for this model aim for between ~ 235-250 cm.

• What warranty does this product carry?
  As with all Camptech awnings and accessories, it comes with a 12-month manufacturer’s warranty covering materials and workmanship.

• Is this suitable for seasonal pitch or year-round?
  Best suited for winter use plus seasonal stays. It’s robust, but for year-round exposure or harsh climates you should ensure proper maintenance, remove heavy snow, check fixings and maybe remove or partially collapse during extreme storms.