The Roof Lodge Evolution awning ... which can also be used on many roof tents from other manufacturers. The widespread term <awning> is somewhat misleading in itself, as it has always been more of a hanging tent in which you can quickly and easily store camping equipment such as a table and chairs, the little ones' toys and a pint of beer. This not only applies to tidying up in the evening, but also in the event of a downpour. What's more, the fact that these items are no longer immediately visible makes them a little safer from theft. We also like to refer to this awning simply as a <shower curtain>. This name also gives you an idea of the actual size of the hanging tents. This is always 120 cm in depth and 140 cm or 165 cm depending on the tent width. This makes them significantly larger than most showers, but still smaller than what many people imagine. However, if the roof tent is installed at a sufficient height, you have a space that can also be used comfortably for changing. These awnings were and are less suitable for use in bad weather. This results in a requirement profile for them that is completely different from that of the floor tents of the extended tents. As the awning's tent character is clearly in the background, we have given it some thought and completely redesigned it according to its use. They are now made from the same material that we already use for our LIGHTWEIGHT - T109 ripstop nylon with Oxford weave. This material is surprisingly strong for its surprisingly low weight of just 102 g/m² and is the obvious choice for use in an awning. As awnings, like ground tents, usually have to be transported in the vehicle, the pack size is not insignificant. The fact that the usual voluminous and heavy PVC groundsheet has been replaced by a thin and light tarpaulin means that the pack size of the awning can almost be described as tiny.   Due to the type of use, elaborate window constructions are as pointless as spikes for ballerinas - nobody uses them. Of course, windows do have a right to exist in hanging tents; after all, you can not only see outside through them, they also let light into the tent. But this is where the T109 ripstop nylon comes into play again: this material has good light permeability, which puts the question of windows to rest once and for all. The entrance is usually located behind the ladder, which literally stands in the way of quickly stowing away the equipment. That's why we decided not to have an entrance. Some people will now say that Nakatanenga have definitely overshot the mark. But we simply questioned the design of the usual entrances with the entrance fabric, mosquito net and zippers and found that they were not necessary. Our awning therefore doesn't have an ENTRANCE, but of course there is an ACCESS - in fact several. The awning is fitted with zippers at all 4 corners. These can be used to separate the side walls from each other and thus not only determine the access as desired. You can also roll up one or all of the side walls. In the evening, for example, all you need to do is place the table and chairs on the tarpaulin, unroll the side walls and close the zippers. And the awning also offers real added value: the side tent walls also have two eyelets on the underside. The side walls can either be tensioned at an angle or extended using optional telescopic poles. This creates a rain-protected or shaded area of just under 5.5 by 1.2 meters. The awnings are suitable for all roof tents of the appropriate size that use the edge profiles shown on the Roof Lodge Evolution and LIGHTWEIGHT information pages. If you are not quite sure, please do not hesitate to contact us. It is not possible to use the awning and shoe bag at the same time. Note: The telescopic poles are NOT included in the scope of delivery.  

EXTENSION STRIPS for Evolution 2 Ground Tent Extended, stone grey EVOLUTION Series II Extended ground tents are designed for a tent mounting height of up to 210 cm (Extended 165) or 200 cm (Extended 140). If the roof tent is mounted at a greater height, then an extension strip should be used for this ground tent to compensate for the missing difference. The extension strip is simply zipped in between the floor pan and the underside of the tent side walls and compensates for a net difference of 10 cm. Of course, the zip added in this way is protected from direct rain by a tarpaulin.

Finally arrived at the perfect place to make yourself comfortable in the roof tent. And who does not know that: the ladder wobbles because the ground is uneven or even the ladder slips away. This is extremely annoying. The solution is so easy for us.With these leveling feet for roof tent ladders you can adapt to any local conditions. Due to the rubberized surface even a smooth surface is no longer an obstacle. Uneven ground or if you are in the slope, that's no longer a problem. You have a secure grip on asphalt and beyond the paved road. Instructions: Please follow the steps in the pictures (see gallery pictures from step 1 to step 6). Consisting of:2 pieces knurled screw2 pieces of joint feet2 pieces mounting bracket1 piece of storage bag

Suitable for Roof Lodge roof tents with pull-out ladder from year of construction 2019 Rung width: 30 cm Please note:We have two different ladder extensions. On the basis of the black cap you can check which is the appropriate extension. Please check the pictures and compare with your ladder. If this ladder extension does not fit, you will find the suitable extension here.

Product information Ladder can be used as a spare part for our ROOFLODGE EVOLUTION folding tents. Rung width: 30 cmLadder dimensions: retracted 1.2 m / extended 2.15 m Here you will find a matching ladder extension - for up to a further 45 cm. Please note that for older Roof Lodge Evolution folding tent models, the ladder bracket must be remounted on the base plate of the roof tent.

Since the extended stirrup now has a curved shape, it is best to store it with the new joints without protruding. With the joints, the lower part of the extended bracket can simply be folded in and stowed away without any problems. Instructions for attaching the joints can be found in our downloads.

There’s one golden rule when it comes to insulation: layer up. Everbody knows this from sport and outdoor clothes but it also applies to tents. And since a bear wears a thicker coat in winter, we adapted the idea for our roof tents with the bear logo, Evo II and Lightweight, and created an inner thermo-layer that is practical and easy to set up. There’s no excuse any more not to go winter-camping in one of our Roof Lodges. Our thermal tent liner for Roof Lodges Evo II and Lightweight takes its cue from old nomad wisdom: the tent inside the tent immediately creates more warmth and a much better climate. Just like inside a mongol yurt, we are simply applying a perfectly fitting, insulating and breathing second layer to the roof and the walls. It reduces thermal radiation loss and gives you a much more even temperature distribution throughout the day. Fitting it is really easy, too. The quilted material with its three layers – polyester on the outside and thermal fleece in between – is simply clipped onto the tentpoles and tied down to the mattress by sewn-in straps. Apart from preserving warmth, the quickly fitted inner liner tent also reduces condensation build-up. And since ventilation is of utmost importance in that context, the liner also features air vents that perfectly match the windows in the outer tent walls. Same as with the entrance flap, the ventilation windows are opened and closed by robust, durable YKK zippers. Last but not least, the thermal material also reduces outside noise by a hefty 35 dB. Use our thermo-liner tent for a significantly warmer, dryer and quieter camping experience in your Roof Lodge. It’ll make even winter camping much cozier. The roof tent can still be closed with the inner tent attached. Material: polyester micro fibers, thermal fleeceZippers: YKK Sizes: 140165 Note: The thermal inner tent can be washed at 30° gentle cycle.