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markise t5 t6 180 Grad Markise Horizon für VW California T5 / T6 /T6.1 (freitragend)

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markise t5 t6 180 Grad Markise Horizon für VW California T5 / T6 /T6.1 (freitragend)Die 180 Markise Horizon von horntools in der 2,5 m Variante wurde speziell fr den VW California T5 T6 T6. 1 entwickelt. Im Bundle enthalten ist eine fahrzeugspezifische Halterung, die genau auf den California abgestimmt ist und eine stabile sowie saubere Montage ermglicht. Die Befestigung erfolgt an den originalen Befestigungspunkten des Fahrzeugs Bohren ist nicht notwendig. Dadurch lsst sich die Markise passgenau montieren Bei der Entwicklung setzt

Die 180° Markise Horizon von horntools in der 2,5 m Variante wurde speziell für den VW California T5 / T6 / T6.1 entwickelt. Im Bundle enthalten ist eine fahrzeugspezifische Halterung, die genau auf den California abgestimmt ist und eine stabile sowie saubere Montage ermöglicht.

Die Befestigung erfolgt an den originalen Befestigungspunkten des Fahrzeugs – Bohren ist nicht notwendig. Dadurch lässt sich die Markise passgenau montieren

Bei der Entwicklung setzt horntools auf eigene Praxiserfahrung und reale Einsatzbedingungen – so entstehen Lösungen, die im Alltag wirklich funktionieren.

Highlights

  • Befestigung an den originalen Befestigungspunkten - kein Bohren notwendig
  • Komplett freitragend – keine Stützen notwendig
  • Inklusive speziell entwickelter Halterung für VW California T5 / T6 / T6.1
  • 2,5 m Variante für große Überdachungsfläche
  • Leicht und stabil mit 23 kg
  • In unter 3 Minuten aufgebaut
  • Dimmbare LED-Beleuchtung integriert
  • Seitenwände für zusätzlichen Schutzraum optional erhältlich
  • Zubehör in praktischen Aufbewahrungstaschen enthalten
  • Verstärkte Gummi-Patches an den Aufstellern reduzieren Wasseransammlungen

Passgenaue Montage am VW California ohne Bohren

Die im Set enthaltene Halterung wurde gezielt für den VW California T5 / T6 / T6.1 entwickelt. Die Befestigung erfolgt an den originalen Befestigungspunkten des Fahrzeugs – Bohren ist nicht notwendig. Dadurch sitzt die Markise stabil am Fahrzeug und lässt sich sauber sowie ohne großen Aufwand montieren.

Freitragende Konstruktion

Durch die freitragende Bauweise kannst du die Markise schnell und unkompliziert nutzen – ohne zusätzliche Stützen. Für mehr Stabilität bei Wind können die mitgelieferten Stangen und Abspannseile eingesetzt werden.

Große Fläche, schneller Aufbau

Mit rund 9,9 m² bietet die 2,5 m Variante viel Schatten und Schutz. Gleichzeitig bleibt die Markise mit 23 kg gut handhabbar und ist in wenigen Minuten aufgebaut.

Alles im Set enthalten

Du bekommst ein abgestimmtes Bundle aus Markise und passender Halterung. Zusätzlich ist das notwendige Zubehör bereits im Lieferumfang enthalten.

Dimmbare Beleuchtung

Die integrierte LED-Beleuchtung sorgt für angenehmes Licht am Abend. Die Helligkeit lässt sich individuell anpassen. Für den Betrieb reicht eine Powerbank mit 5 V / 3 A.

Lieferumfang

  • 180° Markise inkl. Schutzhülle
  • Fahrzeugspezifische Halterung für VW California T5 / T6 / T6.1 inkl. Montagematerial
  • 2 x Teleskop-Stützstangen
  • Spannseile mit Haken & Heringen
  • Serviceanleitung

Technische Daten

  • Fläche geöffnet: ca. 9,9 m²
  • Gewicht Markise: 23 kg
  • Länge geöffnet: ca. 6,1 m
  • Packmaß (L x T x H): 250 x 16 x 18 cm
  • Material Markisenarme: Aluminium
  • Material Stoff: 280 gsm Poly-Cotton mit PU-Beschichtung
  • Farbe Stoff: grau
  • UV-Schutz: UPF 50+
  • Wassersäule: 3000 mm
  • Länge Stützstange (min): 1,4 m
  • Länge Stützstange (max): 2,4 m
  • Material Stützstangen: Aluminium
  • Zulässige Windgeschwindigkeit:
    • bis 30 km/h freitragend
    • bis 60 km/h mit Stützstangen und Abspannung
  • Abspannung: Schnellspannmechanismus mit Ratsche & Karabiner

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