| Hydrostatic Head | 3000 | The Hydrostatic Head of a fabric indicates how well it can keep water out and how waterproof it is. The higher the number, the better! An awning needs at least a 1000mmHH for light showers. Heavy rain and driving wind will put more pressure on the fabric and therefore requires a higher HH of at least 2000mm HH. Anything higher than this will mean it can keep out water being pushed through, for example by someone leaning against it. |
| Material | Polyester | If you want to travel in warmer climates, then consider an awning made from polycotton, as it will keep you cooler and have less condensation. Polyester awnings are lighter than the polycotton, often more affordable and work perfectly in the UK climate. The roof fabrc for cassette awnings can be vinyl, which is a fully waterproof, robust material. |
| Pole Construction | Poled | You may be interested in an awning with inflatable air poles, which are generally much quicker to erect, but can be heavier in weight. Or, you may like a more traditional awning, a rigid construction, with poles made from either fibreglass, steel or an alloy. |
| Type of Awning | Drive-away Awning | You are able to leave your awning standing with a driveaway awning. A standard awning you would need to take down before leaving the campsite. A cassette awning is a wind-out awning that is attached to the side of the van enclosed in a case. |
| Weight | 9.90 | This is how much your awning weighs, which needs to be considered if you don't want to be carrying too heavier weights during transport. |
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