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Drive-Away Awnings
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Air drive-away awnings from Westfield and Quest that stay pitched when you take the van out, listed by fitting height, weight and fabric.
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| Awning | Size | Fitting height | Weight | Hydrostatic head |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Quest Kestral Air (VW T5/T6 tailgate) | 250 × 300cm | VW T5, T6, T6.1 | 15kg | 6,000mm |
| Quest Eagle Air | 300 × 300cm | 180–210 or 240–270cm | 16.4–16.8kg | 6,000mm |
| Westfield Zodiac Premium Lite | 280 × 220cm | 180–270cm with tunnel | 17.3kg | 4,000mm |
| Westfield Orion 2.0 300 | 300 × 250cm | 180–270cm with tunnel | 27.74kg | 10,000mm |
| Westfield Triton Premium Lite | 300 × 300cm | 180–270cm with tunnel | 27.9kg | 4,000mm |
| Westfield Neptune 2.0 400 | 400 × 250cm | 240–320cm | 34.1kg | 10,000mm |
Tunnels and fitting height
The tunnel is the part that joins the awning to the van, so it has to match your fitting height: the distance from the ground to where it attaches. Quest build the tunnel into the Eagle and Kestral. Westfield awnings take a zip-on tunnel, so we offer each one alone or as a package with a low, mid or high tunnel. Change vans later and you only need a new tunnel.
Air beams
All of these use inflatable air beams instead of poles. Most pitch from a single valve, and the lighter models are rated for one person. See every style, including porch and wind-out awnings, in campervan awnings.