Cruise from campsite to campsite with a superior respite setup, owing to the 180 Freestanding LED Awning by Darche.
A robust 230gsm ripstop polycotton canvas is tough against the outdoor elements, featuring a 3000mm waterhead rating and additional height to promote water run-off in wetter weather. Plus, boasting X-tube aluminium alloy hardware in the rafter arms, backing plate, and hinges, this awning holds its ground with ultimate outback durability.
Step up your setup by switching it up and turning it on – all thanks to the height-adjustable brackets to suit a wide range, while dimmable white and amber LED lighting integrated on four rafter arms are ideal during those after-dark dynamics. Spanning across 8.2 square metres of space and withstanding wind speeds of up to 30km/hour without poles or pegs, a fully-enclosed transit cover and two-piece backing plate also maximises weather resistance, so you can spread these wings through wind, rain, and shine – meanwhile maintaining the flexibility to conveniently move the awning from one vehicle to the next.
The Darche 180 Freestanding LED Awning covers all grounds with protection, resistance, and heavy-duty strength.
Wind-rated to 30km/hr in freestanding mode
8.2m2 protected cover from the elements
Fully-enclosed transit cover and 2-piece backing plate for weather resistance
3 height-adjustable brackets included for various setups
X-tube aluminium alloy rafter arms, backing plate, and hinges for strength and durability
Integrated dual-colour dimmable LED light on all rafter arms (Power bank not included)
On the verge of purchasing this awning, but I’ve seen a few YouTube videos of the middle section of the awning sagging down a fair bit even when fully extended. This still an issue or has it been fixed??
Will - Bacchus marsh, VIC (1 week ago)
G'day Will,
Its not something I've personally heard of as being an known issue, although it may effect some awnings sometimes. I know with my 270 awning for example, the tension of the canvas can change based on the weather. When its a hot dry day the canvas shrinks a bit, and if its been raining or is quite humid with moisture in the air, it may be a bit looser.
Generally it wont be permanent, or effect the performance of the awning.
Lauren - Snowys(2 days ago)
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Can this be installed on a rhino rack pioneer tradie roof rack?
Joel - NSW(1 month ago)
G'day Joel,
It can be, but depending on the gap between the t-channels from the edge to the next channel over, the brackets may not be long enough. Usually the way around this is grabbing some galv steel flat bar from Bunnings to bridge the gap & create more anchor points, or using something like the Rhino Rack accessory bar, but you'd need 3 of them to match the 3 required brackets for the 180 Awning.