What about something like this awning http://www.suparvaustralia.com.au/Supa_Wing_p/swa35.htm
I am going to go this way shortly , just for the ease of it .
Cheers
I am going to go this way shortly , just for the ease of it .
Cheers
Questions... Off Road Teardrop or Off Road Tent Top???
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I have seen a teardrop (can't remember who's) that had "canvas" panels between the rear hatch and the trailer body. That would provide some wind and rain protection for someone cooking, at least as long as the rain was quartering too or head on to the trailer. The canvas was just folded in when the rear hatch was closed. For real protection, I think either a tarp strung between trees or one of the gazebos like jim65wagon shows is the easiest way to go, and provides protection for the dinner table as well.
On my trailer the Hannibal awning's three sided enclosure has an added fourth (back) side with a door to match the trailer door. The back wall of the Hannibal RTT has had a door added to match the trailer door as well.
That is a neat set up.
In honesty I have one very similar. A&E made them years ago. Mine is like new, may take it off the old van and have a look at it. Wrong colors but it could work, I think it is a little longer than the trailer though, maybe the reason I decided not to use it.
Most likely will go with the pop ups, I have room to carry a couple if need be.
Most likely will go with the pop ups, I have room to carry a couple if need be.
STREGA
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I use a 10x15 Easi-up that I put over the teardrop. It keeps the TD cool in the sun and provides enough protection for the kitchen and getting in and out of the cabin when it rains.
So-Cal TD has a cover that goes over the rear hatch/kitchen. Camp-In TD has the side protectors for the rear hatch IIRC.
So-Cal TD has a cover that goes over the rear hatch/kitchen. Camp-In TD has the side protectors for the rear hatch IIRC.