Low Drive Away Awnings - From 180cm to 220cm
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Low Drive Away Awnings — 180cm to 220cm | For Low-Roof Campervans If you drive a VW Transporter, Ford Transit Custom, Mercedes Vito, Mercedes Marco Polo, Renault Trafic, or a similar low-roof campervan, this is the drive away awning collection for you. All awnings on this page are specifically sized for vehicles with a connection height between 180cm and 220cm — the standard roof height range for panel van conversions and camper-style vehicles. Browse inflatable air awnings and lightweight poled options from Outdoor Revolution, Vango, and Kampa. Free delivery on orders over £100. Got a question about fitment? Call us on 01637 877619 . What is a Low Drive Away Awning? A low drive away awning is designed to attach to the side of a low-roof campervan, adding a sheltered living space alongside your vehicle. Unlike a tent, a drive away awning connects directly to your van using a kador rail, beading channel, or strap system — and can be detached and left freestanding on site while you drive off for the day. The awnings in this collection are all sized for vehicles with a connection height of 180cm to 220cm, covering the vast majority of popular campervan platforms in the UK. Which Campervans Do Low Drive Away Awnings Fit? Low drive away awnings in the 180–220cm range are compatible with a wide range of popular campervans and panel van conversions, including: VW Transporter (T4, T5, T6, T6.1) — the most popular platform for low drive away awnings Mercedes Vito and Mercedes Marco Polo Ford Transit Custom (low roof) Renault Trafic , Nissan Primastar , and Vauxhall Vivaro Peugeot Expert, Citroen Dispatch, Toyota Proace, and similar low-roof van conversions If you're unsure whether a specific awning will fit your vehicle, call us on 01637 877619 and we'll confirm compatibility before you order. Air Awnings vs Poled Awnings — Which is Right for You? Low drive away awnings come in two main frame types. Inflatable air awnings use pressurised tubes in place of poles — inflation t