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TUFF STUFF AWNING TS-AWN-RT-6.5

TUFF STUFF® OVERLAND ROOF TOP AWNING, 6.5' X 8'

The Tuff Stuff Rooftop Awning provides a valuable camp commodity, shade in the most secluded camping locations. Once attached to your vehicle, the awning deploys rapidly, producing enough shade for your entire crew.

FEATURES & BENEFITS:

Measures 8 x 6.5 feet for a smaller footprint
Rugged and tough 280G poly-cotton Ripstop fabric sheds water and blocks wind
An all-aluminum frame is both strong and light
Multiple mounting options
Includes a tough 1000D PVC driving cover for transport
Also available in a 4.5' x 6' roof top awning

WARRANTY: 1 YEAR AGAINST MANUFACTURE DEFECTS

Awning

• Manufactured from high quality waterproof 280G polyester/cotton (the best water-shedding material on the market)
• UV rated for sun protection
• Coated with polyurethane for maximum rain protection
• 4 qty support arms
• 4  qty Velcro support loops per pole
• Reflective guide ropes for additional lateral support
• Tested to withstand severe winds/weather (while using guide ropes)
• All aluminum frame

Awning Driving Cover

• Heavy-duty YKK zipper
• Black, 1000D PVC waterproof
• Includes all necessary stainless hardware and universal L brackets
• Installation: Easy

6.5' Awning Dimensions

• Width by Length: 6.5 x 8 feet
• Height: Up to 7'
• Includes: 2 qty ground stakes and 1 qty 6.5 x 8-foot panel
• Weight: 27Lbs

Will I ever use the awning?
Absolutely, the awning will be the first thing you pull out when you hang out at the beach, go to the desert, tailgating, or are watching the kids play. Instant shade and protection from the elements is something you don't think about until you need it.

Will this hold up in wind?
Yes, with the provided guide ropes and stakes, your awning can withstand moderate (10-20MPH) winds without damaging the poles. If there is any chance of wind, be sure to use the stakes & ropes as we do not cover wind damage under warranty.

Can this be used in rain?
You can certainly use your awning in light rains. If the awning fabric pools up water in the middle, there is a good chance your awning legs will buckle, ruining the structure. If you are present during a rainstorm, be sure to continuously pour the rainwater off of the fabric to prevent permanent damage.

Can the shade wall be rolled up with the awning?
Yes, if you lay the awning shade wall flat, and you are careful in rolling it up, the shade wall can be kept attached to the awning and stored for transport inside of the storage bag.