Awning

• Durability: Made from materials that can withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including UV rays, rain, and wind. The fabric is usually water-resistant or waterproof and treated to resist mold and UV damage.
• Ease of Use: Designed for quick deployment and retraction. Many models can be set up by one person in just a few minutes. Retractable awnings often roll out and are supported by telescoping legs that can be adjusted for height.
• Mounting System: They typically mount to the vehicle’s roof rack or rails with brackets and are stored in a protective PVC or heavy-duty nylon reinforced case when not in use.
• Versatility: Some models come with sidewalls or screens that can be added to create a more enclosed space, offering additional protection against the elements or insects.
• Size and Shape: Available in various sizes and shapes to match the needs of different vehicles and group sizes. Some extend outwards in a rectangular shape, while others might offer a 270-degree coverage around the vehicle for more expansive shelter.

An awning typically refers to a secondary covering attached to the exterior wall of a building or vehicle, providing shade and weather protection. It can be made of various materials such as fabric, metal, or polycarbonate, and comes in different styles and sizes depending on its intended use. Awnings are commonly used over windows, doors, patios, or decks to shield against sun, rain, or snow, while also enhancing outdoor living spaces by providing additional comfort and aesthetic appeal. They are available in manual or motorized versions, catering to different preferences and practical needs for residential, commercial, and recreational applications.