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Caravan Awnings

Caravan Awnings - Poled & Inflatable

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Slides straight into your caravan rail. Our awnings use standard 6mm beading for a secure fit on most touring caravans. Choose Breeze inflatable or poled models, both built for the Great British Weather.

Slides straight into your caravan rail. Our awnings use standard 6mm beading for a secure fit on most touring caravans. Choose Breeze inflatable or poled models, both built for the Great British Weather.

OLPRO Caravan Awnings

Our caravan awnings slide directly into your caravan's channel using standard 6mm beading, so fitting is straightforward on most touring caravans. Choose a Breeze inflatable model and you can pitch in minutes with a hand pump. The reinforced air beams replace heavy steel poles and flex in the wind rather than snapping. If you prefer a traditional rigid frame, our poled caravan awnings deliver the same weather protection with a familiar setup.

 

We build every caravan awning from 150D Oxford Polyester with a 5,000mm hydrostatic head rating. That handles sustained British rain reliably. As a certified B Corp, we also craft many of our caravan awnings from OLTECH RE-PRO fabric, woven from recycled plastic bottles. Whether you need a sheltered dining area or extra storage space, our caravan awnings give you room to spread out and get the most from your time away.

Caravan Awning FAQs

How to measure an awning for your caravan

 
Measuring for a caravan awning is straightforward: you need your awning rail height, which is the measurement from ground level to the centre of the awning rail running along your caravan's side. Park on level ground and measure from the ground to the centre of that C-channel track. Most caravans fall between 235cm and 280cm, and our awnings are sized in ranges (a 250cm awning fits rails from 235-250cm, for example). If your measurement sits right on the boundary between two sizes, go larger—a bit of extra fabric is fine, too little isn't. Check your caravan's handbook first, as many manufacturers list the awning rail height and save you the ladder climb.

How to put an awning up on a caravan

 

How to clean a caravan awning

 

Does a caravan awning need to be exact

 
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