Dorema Starcamp Magnum 260 & 390 Touring Porch Caravan Awning

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• Two width options: 260 cm or 390 cm × 240 cm depth – lets you choose a width to suit your caravan and space available.

• Fits caravans with rail/side-wall height 235-250 cm – ensures compatibility with many standard caravan setups.

• Weight approx. 15 kg (260 model) or 19 kg (390 model) – very manageable for touring use.

• Extra strong WeatherTex 150D PU coated, fire-retardant polyester fabric – combines durability, weather-resistance and lightweight design.

• Front roll-up panels (2 for 260, 3 for 390) + side-panel doors each side + mesh ventilation – flexible configuration for airflow or shelter.

• Modern colour scheme (charcoal/grey) – neutral styling that matches most caravan finishes.

The Magnum 260/390 is specifically aimed at touring caravanners who want a practical extra covered space without stepping up to large full-depth seasonals. The 240 cm depth gives plenty of space for relaxing, storing gear or setting up a dining zone. Given its low weight and simple pole/frame system, it’s quick to erect and easy to manage for weekend breaks or mid-season stays. Although not built for heavy seasonal exposure like large full-size awnings, it gives excellent utility for its class.

• Awning body (choice of 260 cm or 390 cm width × 240 cm depth)

• Flexible fibreglass poles fitted through outer sleeves + steel roof support poles + rear upright legs

• Sewn-in cushion pads for caravan seal

• Front roll-up/zip-out panels

• Side doors on both sides + mesh fly-screens

• Draught skirt, pegging kit and guy-ropes included

• Rear legs and cushion pads for base seal against caravan

• Roof lining to reduce condensation and enhance comfort

• 2-berth inner tent to convert part of the awning into a dedicated sleeping room

• Groundsheet or carpet upgrade for comfort and insulation

• Secure strap kit or storm accessories for more exposed sites

• Veranda or sun-shade poles for extended shaded outside space

• Will this awning fit my caravan?
  Yes — if your caravan’s awning rail height is around 235-250 cm and you have sufficient clearance for the chosen width (260 or 390) and depth (240 cm).

• How easy is it to set up?
  Very easy for its type — feed fibreglass poles through sleeves, erect steel roof poles & rear legs, peg and guy out, then roll up/zip front panels as needed.

• What’s the difference between the 260 and 390 models?
  The width: 260 offers a compact footprint, 390 gives a significantly wider living zone. Both share the same depth and fabric specification.

• How does it perform in wet or windy weather?
  Good for touring use: the WeatherTex fabric is PU-coated and the structure is robust for moderate conditions. For very windy or exposed sites, consider extra anchorage and guying.

• How much internal space does it give?
  With 240 cm depth and chosen width, you’ll have ample room for chairs, small dining table, or storage — making it much more than just a canopy.

• What is included in the standard purchase?
  The awning body (in selected width), poles (fibreglass + steel), rear legs, draught skirt, pegs/guy-ropes, cushion pads and access doors/panels.

• How heavy is it and how manageable?
  Approx 15 kg (260 model) or 19 kg (390 model) — lightweight enough for easier transport and setup compared to many full-sized awnings.

• What warranty is provided?
  The manufacturer offers a standard warranty covering materials and workmanship (check retailer for full terms).

• Can it be used for sleeping?
  Yes — with optional inner tent you can convert part of the space into a two-berth sleeping room. Without that, the space works well for living or storage.

• Is it suitable for long stays or seasonal use?
  Primarily designed for touring use. With careful setup and anchorage it can be used for longer stays, but for full seasonal exposure, a heavier specification awning may be more appropriate.