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Extend the shade coverage of your Sunseeker or Batwing/Foxwing awning out by a further 2m / 8ft. The Rhino Rack Sunseeker Awning Extension makes you able to create an additional external room. Off road enthusiasts will like it for breakfast or in the evening.
Easily zips onto the Batwing/Foxwing Awning, providing additional coverage from the elements. The foxwing tapered zip extension from Rhino Rack has dimensions of 2.3 x 3.8m and can create another external room. Off road enthusiasts will like it for breakfast or in the evening.
Don't let your tent or awning get blown away in the wind. The Rhino Rack sand screws are among the most solid on the market.
A must if you're out in the bush or at the beach, and perfectly cut to mirror the shape of your Batwing/Foxwing Awning.The Rhino Rack mesh floor saver for foxwing is ideal regardless of the type of floor and corresponds to the form of Rhino Rack awnings. It is made in reinforced polythene, easy to tidy and to transport thanks to its bag.
Increase the coverage of your Batwing/Foxwing Awning with the Front Edge Zippered Insert.The Foxwing front edge with a zippered insert is ideal to increase the shade surface. It is very useful and easy to set up.
The 8ft-long sunseeker awning extension Extension makes you able to create an additional external room. Off road enthusiasts will like it for breakfast or in the evening.
The 4 dividing walls of the mesh room for sunseeker I/II can protect you from every insect and can be adapted to most awnings available on the 4x4 market.
Provide extra cover to your Sunseeker 2.0 Awning with the specifically designed Awning Extension.The 2m-long sunseeker awning extension makes you able to create an additional external room. Off road enthusiasts will like it for breakfast or in the evening.
Provide extra cover to your Sunseeker Awning with the Sunseeker Awning Side Wall.The sunseeker awning side wall is ideal to protect yourself from the wind.
