Camptech Suntrek Atlas 280 Caravan Porch Awning

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• • 280 × 240 cm Footprint – generous space for outdoor living, dining or gear storage.

  • Hybrid Air/Pole Frame – air tubes for front, side and structural beams plus fibreglass poles on the roof. This delivers ease of setup and better roof support.

  • 185T Fire-Retardant Coated Polyester Fabric – durable, weather-resistant material that keeps weight down.

  • One Side Mesh Door + Multiple Access Panels – lets you choose where to enter/exit, with insect protection.

  • Dual Beading Compatibility – 6 mm for caravan awning rails and 4 mm for Fiamma / Thule / Omnistor style rails, offering flexible fitment.

The Atlas 280 weighs approx 15.5 kg and packs down to 85 × 35 × 32 cm, making it fairly portable for its size. It includes essentials like a manual air pump, pegs, guy ropes, a draft skirt and wheel-arch cover. Front panels have a mix of fixed, removable, or roll-up/roll-side options for flexibility in weather and use. The awning is designed for caravans with rail/heights around 235-250 cm to suit caravan attachment. As with all Camptech products, it carries a 12-month manufacturer’s warranty.

• Atlas 280 awning body (280 × 240 cm) with hybrid air & roof pole mix

• Manual air pump for inflatable beams

• Pegs, guy ropes, draft skirt & wheel-arch cover

• One side mesh door, mosquito netting, privacy blinds/windows

• Dual beading (6 mm & 4 mm) for different awning rails

• Techline Secure Straps or Storm Strap Kit for extra stability in windy conditions

• Inner tent / sleeping pod options (if you want privacy or sleeping compartments)

• Veranda poles or front support poles for better structure

• Lighting options: internal LED lights, strip lights etc.

• Carpet / groundsheet for floor protection

1. Will this awning fit my caravan?
   Yes — provided your caravan has an awning rail (or equivalent) at approximately 235-250 cm height. Match this with the Atlas’s compatibility (dual beading helps) to ensure a good fit.

2. How easy is setup?
   Quite simple: inflate the air tubes, fit fibreglass roof poles, peg down, use guy ropes. Hybrid design reduces the number of poles compared to full poled awnings.

3. What’s the difference between air-frame and full pole awnings?
   Air-frame parts inflate, making certain structural elements quicker; poles (fibreglass here) help support roof stiffness. Full pole awnings may feel stiffer but take longer to assemble.

4. How does it perform in wet / windy weather?
   Good in moderate conditions. The air tubes and roof poles help with stability; ensure proper tension, close panels/blinds and use secure straps in windy situations. Not designed for heavy snow loads.

5. What ventilation is built in?
   Mesh side door, some panels with mosquito mesh, roll-up/roll-side front panels for airflow. Use these to reduce condensation and increase comfort.

6. What’s included as standard?
   The awning body, pump, pegs, guy ropes, draft skirt, wheel arch cover, mesh door, dual beading rails.

7. What’s the pack size and weight like?
   Approx 15.5 kg and packed to about 85 × 35 × 32 cm for the 280 model; manageable for two people to carry.

8. What warranty is provided?
   Comes with Camptech’s 12-month manufacturer’s warranty covering craftsmanship and materials.

9. How do I find my correct awning size?
   Measure the width of your awning rail or outer edge of your caravan’s side and the height from ground to the rail. Ensure the width is around or over 280 cm, rail height matches the compatibility range, and depth (240 cm) fits your pitch.

10. Is this awning suitable for seasonal or long-term pitches?
    It’s best suited for touring and seasonal use (spring through autumn). For long-term or harsh weather exposure, take care to tension properly, protect during storms, and maintain parts to extend its life.