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Bushwakka 180 Degree XL Squared Awning with Black Canvas and RGB Lights

Regular price $1,39900

  • 12 Month Warranty

Fast dispatch

Easy returns

  • 12 Month Warranty

Fast dispatch

Easy returns

Extended 11.5m² 180° coverage

320gsm Hexatough waterproof canvas

Reinforced heavy duty arm guards


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Bushwakka 180 Degree XL Squared Awning with Black Canvas and RGB Lights

Overview

Product Information

Product Description

The 180 XL Squared Pro Awning delivers an impressive 11.5 square metres of extended shade from a 2.5 metre frame, perfect for adventurers needing extensive coverage. Its robust aluminium ENDO frame and tough 320gsm Hexatough waterproof canvas are built to handle Aussie conditions, all finished in a sleek black. Four preinstalled 100 cm RGB LED arms light up your camp. Set a relaxed mood, use the red light function to deter bugs, or kick off a party with sound activated lights that sync to your music. Setup is straightforward, using two spigot Twistlock legs and intuitive ratchet straps. For versatility, it includes a Velcro valance for wall kits and a sail track for organisers.

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Key Features

  • Extended 11.5m² 180° coverage
  • 320gsm Hexatough waterproof canvas
  • Reinforced heavy duty arm guards
  • Four integrated RGB LED arms
  • Sound activated party lights
  • Bug reducing red light function
  • Freestanding aluminium ENDO frame
  • Quick release ratchet straps

Pack Contents

  • 1 x Extreme 180 XL Awning
  • 1 x Ratchet Spanner
  • 2 x Quick Release Ratchet Ropes
  • 1 x 5m Dual Split Cable to Accessory Plug
  • 2 x standard L-brackets
  • 2 x Pegs
  • 2 x Guy Ropes
  • 4 x M8 Bolts & Nuts

Product Weight & Dimensions

  • 30kg
  • 2500mm (L) x 200mm (W) x 200mm (H)

Specifications

Bushwakka 180 Degree XL Squared Awning with Black Canvas and RGB Lights
Vendor Bushwakka

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

180 vs 270 awning: Which is better for my 4WD?

A 180 degree awning is the better choice for travelers who prioritize a lightweight setup and fast deployment along the side of their vehicle. These units provide ample shade for the main cooking or seating area beside your rig without the extra weight and bulk of a rear wrap around section. A 270 degree awning is superior if you frequently cook out of the back of your wagon or canopy, as it protects the rear door area as well.

The 180 degree version is often preferred for shorter vehicles or setups where roof load limits are a concern. It provides a simple and effective windbreak and sun shelter for quick roadside lunch stops or overnight camps.

Explore our range of 180 Degree Awnings and 270 Degree Awnings to compare the extra coverage options for your setup.

Driver side vs passenger side awning: Which should I choose?

Most travelers choose the passenger side for their awning to allow for safer roadside stops and easier access at campsites. In Australia, parking on the left side of the road means your awning will deploy away from traffic, providing a protected zone for quick breaks or checking gear.

You should also consider the swing of your rear door and the location of your internal kitchen or fridge slide. If your canopy opens primarily on one side, it makes sense to mount the awning there to create a seamless indoor and outdoor workspace. Verifying the clearance for your rooftop tent ladder or other roof mounted accessories is a smart step before bolting down your brackets.

Are freestanding 180 degree awnings safe in high winds?

Freestanding awnings are designed for convenience in light winds, but you should always use the included poles and tie down straps when conditions become gusty. The heavy duty arms provide enough strength for quick lunch stops, but the leverage of the wind on a large canvas can put significant stress on your roof rack brackets.

Using support poles and guy ropes prevents the frame from twisting and protects your vehicle from damage during sudden weather changes. It is a smart habit to peg the awning down even if the weather looks clear, as afternoon sea breezes can arrive quickly. This simple precaution helps your gear last for years of coastal and outback travel.

Find heavy duty pegs and tensioning gear in our Awning Accessories collection.

Can I attach side walls or an annex to a 180 degree awning?

Yes, most high quality 180 degree awnings feature integrated sail tracks or zippers that allow you to attach side walls and annexes. These additions are perfect for creating a windbreak on exposed campsites or for providing extra privacy in crowded caravan parks.

Adding walls can transform your side shelter into a fully enclosed room, which is a practical move for long stays or for keeping your cooking area dry during rainy weather. This modular approach allows you to tailor your setup to the environment and the size of your group. It provides a much more comfortable space for your evening camp duties.

Explore our Awning Wall Kits to see compatible enclosure options for your rig.