The modularity of the Karsten
Tent system means that various awnings can be added to your setup
depending on the type of camping you are doing. If it is just an
overnighter, you may only want to take the pod and rain awning with
connector...for a longer stay you are able to take additional
awnings.
The awnings simply zip to each other and use a
pole to curve and stable the front. The pole zips into an outer
sleeve to alleviate the necessity for threading them
through.
You are able to add additional gauze windows with canvas covers to the comfort & extension awning and a large foil window to the door of the front wall with an internal zip- down curtain.
Why not colour code the awnings
or the window canvas to the color of your tent.
Comfort Awning
This is the first (Curved) awning to add to the tent. To add the
Extension/Front Wall or Combi, you must start with this
awning.
Extension Awning
This attaches between the Comfort Awning and Front Wall. This has a
gauze window to the right as standard. An additional gauze window
can be added to the left
Front Wall
This closes the tent off at the front - It can be attached to the Comfort Awning without the Extension awning and comes with foil (plastic) windows to the sides of the door
Rain Awning
This can be attached to either the Comfort
or Extension Awning. It can also be attached directly to the pod
using a rain awning connector.
Combi-Awning
This is a large open awning which can have various configurations. It can be attached to either the Comfort or Extension awning. However, it requires additional zips to be fitted to these awnings so is best order in the first instance rather than an add on.
Zip in Ground Sheet
A zipped in ground sheet is available for either the Comfort Awning/Front Wall footprint or the Comfort Awning/Extension Awning/FrontWall footprint.
Standard Tent + Comfort Awning + Extension Awning + Front Wall + Rain Awning
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