Attention: Does not fit box style awnings! Scroll down to check which awning type you have
Bundle Description:
The Ultimate Anchoring Solution for the Toughest Camping Conditions
The Heavy-Duty Anchoring Bundle is specially designed for campers who demand maximum stability and durability in challenging environments. Whether you're dealing with rocky ground, high winds, or saltwater conditions, this bundle provides the tools you need for secure and worry-free camping.
- 1 Pack of Peg&Stop Heavy Duty Screw Pegs (20 cm) (4 pcs): Made from recycled marine-grade stainless steel, these heavy-duty screw pegs are designed for highly compacted, rocky, and saltwater-resistant terrains. Featuring the new lock nut 2.0, they securely fix guy ropes and storm straps with ease. Use with an impact drill for effortless setup.
- 1x Alutool: (FREE) A robust aluminum adapter compatible with all Peggy Pegs, perfect for driving in pegs with power tools.
- 1 Set of Fix&Go Anchor Plates XL (2 pcs): Secure your roll-out awning legs with these innovative plates, which provide excellent stability and maximize campsite space. Attach storm straps directly to the plates for added safety and peace of mind. Compatible with most roll-out awning brands, including Solera, Carefree, Aussie Traveller, and Dometic.
Additional Features:
- Heavy-Duty Performance: Built for the toughest terrains, including rocky and saltwater environments.
- Stormproof Stability: Securely anchor awning legs and guy ropes with Peg&Stop HD and Fix&Go Anchor Plates XL.
- Quick Retraction: Easily retract your awning with the Fix&Go Anchor Plate XL's orange sliders.
- Space Maximization: Position awning legs vertically to free up campsite space.
- Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for most awning brands, including Solera, Carefree, Aussie Traveller, and Dometic (not compatible with Awnlux, Global, or box-style awnings).
Attention: The plate currently doesn't fit the following brands: Awnlux & Global!
Which awning style do I own?
Leg comparison
The legs of a box-style awning are usually much smaller compared to a roll-out awning. These are so compact that they can fit back into their cassette while the roll-out awning is only retracted and attached to the side of your caravan. Roll-out awning legs seem a lot more bulky compared box-style awnings. This is also why we needed to develop an for these awnings:
The pictures are just for the purpose of comparison, there is other pegs included in the bundle.
Style and sail track comparison
Box-style awnings have an edgy-shaped box that contains the extendable poles/frames containing the awning feet. The roll-out awnings have a round cylinder-shaped front that rolls the awning cloth up. Usually, 2-3 sail tracks are available, while most box-style awnings only have one sail track and max two with brands like Fiamma.
