23Zero Falcon Pro 270 Awning Left Side

G'day James,

Theres no recommended height specifically, theres a range of different vehicle and roof rack combinations which makes it impossible to give you the specifics. Ultimately, theres no 270 awning that will work perfectly with a lift back vehicle.
 
If you have a spoiler on your LC250, theres no option for a 270 awning at all.

If you dont have a spoiler you can open you the tail gate, but not fully.
A common hack is for lift back vehicle owners to have a length of rope or webbing with a caribeer on either end.
You hook one end to the Car body, and the other end to the liftback door to prevent the door for opening up too high.

If you have a model that has the electrical boot opening, you can press the button on your key fob to open to door, and press it again to stop it at the right height.

G'day Evan,

We don't I'm sorry - but the brackets that come with this awning are 3 x standard L-Shaped brackets that look like this.
The short side mounts to the back of the awning, and the long side mounts to your roof rack cross rails - you'll need to have 3 on your vehicle.
If your roof rails are t-slot rails, you'll need 6 x t-channel bolts to install this awning.

G'day Nic,

Yes, it is compatible, though you need to mount to the side to allow for brackets. Generally this would be a 10-15cm gap. You also need to take into consideration your vehicle roof load rating, the roof rack system load rating, and the orientation of your roof to tent. 

G'day Matt,

It is potentially something you'd be able to get a hold of through 23Zero.
You can get intouch with them here.

G'day Glen,

The mounting kit is designed for cross bar roof racks or platforms - unfortunately this isnt compatible with Rhino Pioneer platforms with the channels running boot to bonnet.
Your options are to grab some Rhino Rack accessory bars to use the provided brackets or grab extension brackets to use with the Pioneer Platform, with some t-channel bolts.

Ah!  That's even better.
Thanks mate - enjoy your weekend.

G'day Adam,

As far as we know 23Zero is no longer bringing the Peregrine Right Side Awnings into Australia. They previously has the older models brought in, however, they are not currently. You could reach out to them directly to see if they have any future plans to range these in Australia again.

G'day Bec,

In theory you can have a 270 awning and roof top tent together for any make or model.  The awning attaches to the roof rack platform or roof rails, and the roof top tent is mounted over the top.
The only consideration you have is your vehicles roof load rating, the roof rack system load rating, and the orientation of your roof to tent.

G'day Mark,

Generally, you won't be able to fully open the rear lift-back style doors with 270 awnings.  You may be able to modify the mounting brackets so the awning sits up higher, which may give some extra clearance, however, the rear aluminium extrusion of the awning runs across the back of the car & will be in the way.

G'day Tim,

Sorry for any confusion! You should indeed be able to open your rear tailgate, but maybe not fully.

G'day Glen,

The Falcon Pro does come with 3 integrated poles which only really need to be used in inclement weather, or when you're adding wall kits.
These 3 poles support the main extrusions of the awning, leaving only the two outer extrusions without poles.  As the outer extrusions have a heavy-duty strap to anchor them to the vehicle, they really don't require pole support.
You may want to consider grabbing poles for them if the weather gets really bad, in which case generic awning poles from any brand should work, grab ones that can extend up to 2.7m high.

G'day Tee,

23 Zero has let me know it is the same as the current Falcon. It has a fully enclosed cover to ensure no water ingress. 

G'day Alex,

This has a normal USB connection for the built-in lights.

G'day Peter,

In perfect weather condition you would not have any issue using this awning freestanding. That being said, we would recommend using the legs just in case the weather may change and the wind blow up, but thats up to you.