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Outwell Touring Canopy

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The Outwell Touring Canopy transforms the side of your motorhome, caravan or campervan into a sheltered outdoor space where you can actually stand upright. With 250cm of connection length and an adjustable height range from 175cm to 255cm, it fits most leisure vehicles with either 7mm or 5mm beading. The steel frame uses 19mm poles that create proper headroom rather than leaving you stooped over, and the whole thing pitches as one unit so you're not wrestling with separate components.

What makes this canopy practical for touring is the Outtex 4000 Select flysheet with its 4000mm hydrostatic head rating. It handles proper British rain without leaking, and the UPF 30+ fabric blocks most UV rays on sunny days. The Hook Track System runs along the inside so you can hang lights, wet clothes or cooking gear off the ground where it's actually useful. At 5.5kg with a packed size of 74 x 19 x 19cm, it lives in your vehicle without taking over half the boot space. The guylines are pre-attached and luminous, which sounds minor until you're adjusting them at dusk and can actually see what you're doing.

The angled front design helps with wind stability and rain runoff, while adjustable pegging points let you adapt the pitch to uneven ground. You get pegs, a repair kit, five hooktrack hooks and five spare guylines included. The steel poles add weight compared to aluminium alternatives, but they don't flex or bend in wind like lighter materials can. This fits the Fiamma F45 and similar awning rail systems found on most modern leisure vehicles, though you'll want to check your specific beading size before ordering.

Outwell Touring Canopy Features


  • Universal canopy for motorhomes, vans and caravans
  • Creates a nice shady space on the side of the vehicle
  • Sturdy steel poles maximise headroom
  • Fast and easy to attach and detach as required
  • Pre-attached luminous guylines for convenience and fast pitching
  • Adjustable pegging points for pitching flexibility
  • 5mm/7mm double bead
  • Outtex® 4000 - uses the latest advances in technology in its development and with a hydrostatic head of 4000 mm (the hydrostatic head Shows the amount of water on 1cm2 before the water penetrates the coating)
  • Fire Retardant : Material meets all the latest regulations for tent materials
  • Taped Seams : Extra protection across all seams, the tape ensures no chance of any water ingress
  • OPS System - Rounded : Outwell Power Stability System: Our rigid steel pole system that allows increased headroom and internal space inside the tent.
  • Dual Beading : Dual beading - designed to fit all motorhome awning rails
  • Carrybag : Bag with straps for carrying the packed tent short distances

Specifications
  • Art. No. : 111448
  • Barcode - Product : 5709388143211
  • Type of tent : Canopy
  • Roof connection length : 250 cm
  • Attachment height : 175 - 255 cm
  • Bead thickness : 7 mm / 5 mm
  • Flysheet : Outtex® 4000 Select polyester
  • UV protection : UPF 30+
  • Hydrostatic Head : 4000 mm
  • Pitching method : In one
  • Weight : 5.5 kg
  • Textile fiber composition : Fly: 100% Polyester
    Carrybag: 100% Polyester
  • Content : Pegs, repair kit, 5 pcs hooktrack hooks, 5 pcs extra guylines
  • Pack size : 74 x 19 x 19 cm
  • Poles : Steel 19 mm

Frequently Asked Questions


Will the Outwell Touring Canopy fit my motorhome or campervan?
The Touring Canopy fits most motorhomes, campervans and caravans with awning rails between 175cm and 255cm in height from ground level. The 250cm connection length covers standard vehicle widths. It uses dual 5mm and 7mm beading to connect to most Fiamma, Omnistor and similar awning rail systems. Measure from the ground to your awning rail to check the attachment height falls within the 175-255cm range.
How long does it take to pitch the Outwell Touring Canopy?
The Touring Canopy pitches as a complete unit in approximately 5-10 minutes once you're familiar with the process. The steel frame comes pre-assembled, the guylines are already attached, and the beading slides directly into your awning rail. One person can manage it alone, though two people make the job easier. Most users find it faster than drive-away awnings because there's no tunnel connection to thread through.
What's the difference between a sun canopy and a drive-away awning?
A sun canopy like the Touring Canopy attaches directly to your vehicle and stays connected while providing overhead shelter with open sides. It's lighter, faster to pitch and designed for short stays or quick weather protection. Drive-away awnings are larger enclosed structures with walls and doors that you can detach from your vehicle and leave standing on site. Canopies work better for day stops and weekend trips where you want simple shelter without a full living space.
Do I need a drive-away kit to use this canopy?
No drive-away kit is needed for basic use. The Touring Canopy has sewn-in beading that slides directly into your awning rail. If you want to disconnect the canopy quickly without taking it down completely, you can add a figure-of-8 connection kit separately. This lets you slide out the connector strips and drive away, then reconnect when you return. For weekend camping where the vehicle stays put, the direct connection works fine.
Why steel poles instead of air beams or aluminium?
Steel poles provide rigid stability in wind without flexing or requiring pressure adjustments like air beams do. The 19mm steel frame won't bend in strong gusts the way lighter aluminium can, and there's no risk of punctures or pressure loss. Steel poles are heavier at 5.5kg total weight, but for a canopy that stays with your vehicle rather than being carried long distances, the extra stability outweighs the weight penalty. They also cost less than air beam alternatives.
How waterproof is the Outtex 4000 fabric?
The Outtex 4000 Select polyester has a 4000mm hydrostatic head rating, which handles sustained rain without leaking. This rating means the fabric withstands 4 metres of water pressure before water penetrates. All seams are factory taped for extra waterproofing. The material is fire retardant and meets UK tent safety regulations. For long-term UV protection, Outwell recommends applying waterproofing spray like Outwell Waterguard annually, as extended sun exposure can degrade any polyester fabric over time.
Can I attach the canopy to a Fiamma or Thule wind-out awning?
Yes, the Touring Canopy works with Fiamma F45, Thule Omnistor and similar wind-out awning systems that have a rear channel for keder beading. You can thread the canopy beading into the wind-out awning channel, then retract the wind-out to hold the canopy in place. This gives a closer seal than attaching to a separate rail below the wind-out. Check your wind-out awning has an accessible rear channel before ordering.
What is the Hook Track System used for?
The Hook Track System is an internal channel running along the canopy ceiling where you slide in special hooks to hang lights, clothes lines, camping lanterns or lightweight storage. It keeps gear off the ground and accessible. The canopy includes five hooktrack hooks in the kit. This system works better than trying to tie things to poles because the hooks slide along the track to position exactly where needed.
Do campsites charge extra for using a sun canopy?
Most UK campsites don't charge extra for sun canopies or wind-out awnings because they're considered part of your vehicle setup. Full enclosed drive-away awnings typically require an awning pitch at extra cost. Rules vary by site, so check when booking. The Caravan and Motorhome Club distinguishes between canopies and awnings, generally allowing canopies on non-awning pitches as long as space permits and fire safety distances are maintained.
How do I clean and maintain the Touring Canopy?
Clean the fabric with a soft sponge and plain water. Never use washing machines or chemical cleaners as these damage the waterproof coating. Always pack the canopy completely dry to prevent mould. Wipe steel poles with acid-free oil after use to prevent rust. Store in a dry location. If seam tape loosens over time, remove loose tape and reseal with tent seam sealer. Apply waterproofing spray like Outwell Waterguard annually to maintain water resistance and UV protection.
Can I leave the canopy up in strong wind?
The angled front design helps wind stability, but like any canopy, it should be taken down in forecast strong winds to prevent damage. The luminous pre-attached guylines and adjustable pegging points help secure it in moderate breezes. Use storm pegs in softer ground for better hold. The steel poles resist bending better than aluminium or fibreglass alternatives. For overnight security in changeable weather, peg all guylines properly and check tension before sleeping.
What's included in the box with the Touring Canopy?
The complete kit includes the canopy with integrated steel pole frame, ground pegs, a repair kit for minor fabric fixes, five hooktrack hooks for hanging accessories, five spare guylines as replacements, and a carrybag with straps for transport. The guylines are pre-attached to the canopy and luminous for visibility at night. Everything needed for immediate use is supplied except the vehicle itself.
How much headroom does the Touring Canopy provide?
The angled steel frame creates proper standing headroom for most adults near the vehicle connection point. The 19mm poles use the Outwell Power Stability System design that maximises interior height rather than leaving you stooped. Exact headroom depends on where you set the adjustable connection height between 175cm and 255cm, but the frame design provides usable standing space throughout rather than just at the peak.
Will this canopy fit if I don't have an awning rail on my vehicle?
The Touring Canopy requires an awning rail or wind-out awning channel to attach properly. If your vehicle lacks either, you would need to fit an aftermarket C-channel rail first. These rails can be bonded with adhesive like Sikaflex or screwed to the vehicle body. Many converters and motorhome workshops fit awning rails. Alternatively, some very old campervans use pole-and-clamp systems on rain gutters, but the Touring Canopy isn't designed for this mounting method.
Is the 5.5kg weight suitable for touring?
At 5.5kg with a compact 74 x 19 x 19cm pack size, the Touring Canopy fits in most motorhome storage lockers without dominating boot space. This weight is manageable for occasional setup and the steel frame provides stability that lighter materials can't match. For comparison, full drive-away awnings typically weigh 15-25kg. If you're touring and moving sites frequently, the quick 5-10 minute pitch time matters more than the few extra kilograms compared to ultralight alternatives.

EAN-13 : 5709388143211
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