Anyone who travels a lot with the caravan\/camper van or rooftop tent benefits significantly from an awning. For example, you can install a camping kitchen there and do without the standard camping stove, or set up a cozy seating area that offers protection from strong wind or rain. It can also serve as an extension of your living space. You also have a separation between the outside and the caravan, which means that less dirt and cold get into the caravan.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

When the temperatures are colder or even in winter, it makes sense to switch to a special winter tent. This has less surface area for wind and rain to attack, and the roof can also be subjected to higher loads. If there is a lot of rain or snow, the roof can absorb it well. In addition, winter tents are equipped with special padding, which prevents drafts and cold. The sealing between the caravan and the tent is also made via the connection pads and is therefore particularly tight and secure. However, it is also possible for you to winterize and weatherproof a normal winter tent yourself, for this you have to seal and insulate the awning. You can find out how this works in detail below.<\/p>\n\n\n\n