How do drive-away awnings connect to my campervan/motorhome?

Kampa drive-away awnings can be connected to vehicles in several ways:

Guy Line Method

• This is the quickest method.
• Throw the guy lines, attached to the top corners of the tunnel, over the vehicle and either peg down on the other side or tie to the wheels.
• Unpeg to drive-away.

Keder Beading Method (optional accessory recommended)

• Kampa drive-away awnings come with a 6mm keder beading sewn along the length of the rear tunnel.
• Attach directly to awning rail (if fitted) or channel of cassette awning.
• Optional drive-away kit required to drive-away:
  6 to 6mm drive-away kit in 3m & 4m lengths.
  6 to 4mm drive-away kit in 3m & 4m lengths can be used for attaching to a Fiamma cassette
• When using a drive-away kit, remove the figure-of-8 profile to drive-away.

Limpet™ Suction Method (optional accessory required)

• Utilises Kampa’s Limpet™ Suction Drive-Away Kit.
• Simply attach the Limpets to a flat, smooth surface on the vehicle and thread the awning keder beading into the figure-of-8 profile.
• Remove the figure-of-8 profile to drive-away.

Velcro Loops Method

• For vehicles fitted with roof rails.
• Attach the Velcro straps, fitted along the top edge of the tunnel, around the roof rail.
• Undo Velcro to drive-away.

Pole & Clamp Method (optional accessory required)

• The most secure method for vehicles that have a gutter.
• Requires gutter to run the length of the awning tunnel.
• Thread pole into sleeve on tunnel edge.
• Rest pole in gutter and secure with clamps.
• Remove clamps and pole from gutter to drive-away.

Magnetic Driveaway Kit Method

• For vehicles with steel bodywork.