Dorema Monza 240 Seasonal Touring Pole Awning

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• 240 cm front-to-back depth – ample space for seating, dining or gear storage.

• 25 mm EasyGrip steel frame (includes canopy poles) – reliable structure suitable for regular use.

• TenCate “All Season” coated polyester for roof and sides – rugged, weather-resistant fabric built to last.

• Charcoal / grey colour scheme – modern finish to complement most caravan designs.

• Front panels with dual doors & roll-down or zip-out option – gives quick veranda mode or full enclosure.

• Side panels with doors + part fly-screen sections – comfortable ventilation without sacrificing protection.

The Monza 240 is built for caravanners who want high-quality materials and generous space but prefer a more manageable footprint than deep seasonals. Weight starts at approx 33 kg (Size 8) and increases to around 48 kg (Size 19) with the standard 25 mm frame. The canopy poles included add stability across the front roof edge. Upgrade options (28 mm steel or FibreTech Plus) are available for more demanding use. The layout supports roll‐up panels and removable walls, making it versatile for different weather conditions or pitch types.

• Awning body (various widths, selected at purchase) at 240 cm depth

• Steel EasyGrip frame & canopy poles

• Roof & sidewall fabrics as specified

• Front panel doors with roll/zip function

• Side panel doors with fly-screen

• Draught skirt, ladder straps, pegs & guy-rope kit included

• Annex/side-room attachment (e.g., 215×130 cm) for extra gear or sleeping space

• Inner tent unit to divide part of the awning for sleeping or storage

• Carpet or upgraded groundsheet for comfort and insulation

• Storm or secure strap kit for exposed pitches

• Veranda/seating poles or canopy extension for outdoor lounging

• Will this awning fit my caravan?
  Yes — as long as your caravan’s awning rail width matches one of the size bands offered (for example 750-1125 cm depending on size) and you can allow for the 240 cm depth.

• How easy is setup?
  It’s a steel-framed full awning, so you’ll erect the frame, attach canopy & walls, peg and guy out. Two people make it easier, especially for larger widths.

• How does it perform in bad weather?
  With correct tensioning, pegging and use of canopy poles, it handles typical touring/semi-season conditions well. For very exposed or winter-heavy sites, consider upgrade options or aid anchoring.

• What’s included standard?
  All items in the “Included Features” section above. Accessories like annexes, inner tents, flooring are extras.

• How heavy is it and what should I consider?
  Around 33-48 kg depending on size. Ensure your vehicle load and storage space match the awning’s size and weight.

• What warranty is provided?
  Covered by the manufacturer’s standard warranty on materials and workmanship; check your dealer for exact terms.

• Can I use part of the space for sleeping?
  Yes — with its depth and layout flexibility you can dedicate part of the space to sleeping, especially when paired with an inner tent.

• Is it suitable for longer stays or seasonal use?
  Yes — particularly when properly set up, maintained and anchored; the materials and frame are designed for tours and lighter seasonal use.

• How do I choose the correct size band?
  Measure your caravan’s “A-measurement” (awning rail width), check the size chart for the model, and ensure you have space for the 240 cm depth on your pitch.

• What are the upgrade options and why use them?
  Upgrades include stronger frame (28 mm steel) for increased durability, or lighter FibreTech for easier touring (not recommended for heavy seasonal use). Consider anchorage and usage when choosing upgrades.