Awnings Without Limits
One of the biggest questions we get asked is: “Do I need a roof rack to fit the 270 awning?” The short answer is no. While our roof racks are designed to pair perfectly with the 270 awning, we’ve developed a mounting solution that allows you to fit it securely to high-quality roof bars, such as the Thule bars pictured below.
This means you don’t need a full expedition rack to enjoy instant shade and weather protection. If your vehicle can take roof bars, chances are you can fit the Escapade 270° awning.
Custom Brackets for a Secure Fit
Using precision-engineered brackets, we’ve created a system that locks the awning directly to the profile of your roof bars. The photos show how neatly the awning attaches to a set of Thule bars – bolted through with heavy-duty fixings for a solid, rattle-free fit.
Unlike universal clamps that can work loose, our brackets are made to match the channel system of quality bars. This ensures the awning sits snug, safe, and ready for the road.
Compatible with Most Vehicles
Because roof bars are available for everything from compact SUVs to full-size 4x4s, the 270 awning can be adapted to almost any vehicle. Whether you’re driving a Land Rover Defender, a Toyota Hilux, or a family SUV, if you can mount roof bars, you can mount our awning.
This opens up adventure to far more drivers – not just those with dedicated roof racks.
Why Choose the Escapade 270 Awning?
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Massive Coverage: Wraparound shade covering the side and rear of your vehicle.
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Built to Last: 280gsm ripstop canvas, powder-coated frame, and stainless fittings.
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Quick Setup: One person can deploy it in under two minutes.
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Adaptable Mounting: Roof rack or roof bars – the choice is yours.
See It in Action
Ready to Upgrade Your Adventures?
If you’ve been holding back because you don’t have a roof rack, now you know: the Escapade 270 awning can fit directly to quality roof bars.
Take the first step towards hassle-free shade and weather protection:
Shop the Escapade 270 Awning today.
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