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180 grad markise auto Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Markise – Clevershade Europe

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180 grad markise auto Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Markise – Clevershade EuropeDies ist eine der leichtesten freistehenden 4WD Markisen auf dem Markt und das ist keine leichtfertige Behauptung. Die Clevershade 180 Ultra Lite Markise wiegt weniger als die Hlfte des Gewichts hnlicher Produkte, whrend sie Windgeschwindigkeiten von bis zu 50 km h standhlt. Dieses spezialisierte Design ist geeignet fr Rhino Rack Pioneer (Serien 4 5 und 6), Front Runner Slimline 2 und Yakima Dachtrger. Bleiben Sie cool und komfortabel, wohin der Tag

Dies ist eine der leichtesten freistehenden 4WD-Markisen auf dem Markt – und das ist keine leichtfertige Behauptung. Die Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Markise wiegt weniger als die Hälfte des Gewichts ähnlicher Produkte, während sie Windgeschwindigkeiten von bis zu 50 km/h standhält. Dieses spezialisierte Design ist geeignet für Rhino Rack Pioneer (Serien 4/5 und 6), Front Runner Slimline 2 und Yakima Dachträger. Bleiben Sie cool und komfortabel, wohin der Tag Sie auch führt.

  • Leichteste freistehende 180-Grad-4WD-Markise:
    Unsere 3,6 m 180 Ultra-Lite Markise wiegt nur 10 kg, während die 4,0 m Option 12 kg wiegt. 
  • Stark und zuverlässig:
    Windtest bis 50 km/h (3,6 m) und 45 km/h (4,0 m). 
  • Massgeschneidertes Design: 

    Um die leichteste freistehende 4WD-Markise zu entwickeln, ist die Ultra-Lite eine spezialisierte Konstruktion, die mit den folgenden Dachträger-Modellen kompatibel ist:

    • Rhino Rack Pioneer (Serien 4/5 und 6)

    • Front Runner Slimline 2

    • Yakima

     
  • Langlebig: Hergestellt aus hochwertigen Materialien und Fertigung, wie pulverbeschichtetem Aluminium, rostfreien Edelstahlbeschlägen und farbbeständigem Stoff.
  • Grosser Schatten: 180-Grad-Design mit 5 m² Abdeckung (3,6 m) oder 7 m² (4,0 m).
  • 100% in Australien hergestellt: Hergestellt mit sorgfältig ausgewählten Premium-Materialien, modernster Maschinen und fachmännischer Handwerkskunst. 

 

Hauptmerkmale 

Die leichteste freistehende 4WD-Markise  

Wir entwerfen und fertigen seit über 30 Jahren Premium-4WD-Markisen. Als Ergebnis dieser Erfahrung und unseres Engagements für Innovation bieten wir eine der leichtesten freistehenden Markisen auf dem Markt an. Obwohl sie unglaublich leicht ist, verwenden wir hochwertige Materialien und modernste Fertigungstechniken hier in Australien, um sicherzustellen, dass sie robust ist.

Um das Gewicht so weit wie möglich zu optimieren, sind unsere Ultra-Lite-Markisen speziell für die Dachträgermodelle Rhino Rack Pioneer (Serien 4/5 und 6), Front Runner Slimline 2 und Yakima entwickelt. Wenn Sie einen anderen Dachträger-Typ haben, haben wir die Clevershade Deluxe 180 Markise für alle Standardmodelle entwickelt.

 

Windtest

Obwohl unsere 180 Ultra-Lite Markise superleicht ist, wurde sie dennoch bis zu 50 km/h (3,6 m) bzw. 45 km/h (4,0 m) windgetestet. Sie benötigen keine Seile oder Stangen – alles, was Sie tun müssen, ist, die Markise aufzubauen, und sie ist bereit, genutzt zu werden, selbst wenn der Wind zu blasen beginnt. 

Einfach aufzubauen und abzubauen 

Die Ultra-Lite Markise lässt sich einfach aufbauen und abbauen. Sehen Sie sich das Demonstrationsvideo des 270-Grad-Modells an, um sich selbst zu überzeugen. 

Stark und langlebig 

Wir haben viel Zeit darauf verwendet, die besten Materialien auszuwählen, um sicherzustellen, dass Ihre Ultra-Lite Markise den Test der Zeit und der harten australischen Bedingungen besteht. Der Rahmen besteht aus pulverbeschichtetem, marine-tauglichem Aluminium, der Schatten wird mit fadebeständigem, eigens entwickelt Stoff bereitgestellt, und rostfreie Edelstahlbeschläge sorgen dafür, dass die feinen Details langlebig sind. Jedes einzelne Teil wird mit modernster Maschinen- und Fertigungstechnik zugeschnitten und verbunden. Und jede Markise wird vor dem Verpacken und Versand an unsere Kunden getestet und inspiziert. 

Qualitäts-Handwerkskunst – 100% in Australien hergestellt 

Jede 180 Ultra-Lite Markise wird nach höchsten Standards gefertigt, von der Gestaltung über die Materialauswahl bis hin zur Herstellung – und bietet Ihnen langlebigen, zuverlässigen Schatten. Wenn Sie eine Clevershade 4WD-Markise kaufen, erwerben Sie ein Produkt, das auf eine 30-jährige Geschichte in der Entwicklung und Herstellung von Markisen höchster Qualität zurückblicken kann. 

Spezifikationen 

Windtest: 50 km/h (3,6 m), 45 km/h (4,0 m)

Gewicht: 12 kg (3,6 m), 14 kg (4,0 m) 

Rahmen: Aluminium (6061-T6) 

Stoff: Lösunggefärbtes Acryl 

Installation: 3-Punkt, Plattform-Kit oder Querträger 

Grösse

Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Markise 3,6 m 

Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Awning 4.0m 

Markisen Optionen 

Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Awning 3.6m 

If you’re looking for a smaller size and want to save a couple of kilograms, our 3.6m option is a great choice.  

Clevershade 180 Ultra-Lite Awning 4.0m 

Want to add some extra space? Select the 4.0m option to get more out of your Clevershade 270 Ultra-Lite Awning.  

Installation 

All Clevershade awnings come with an installation guide for easy set up.

Preview the installation steps below. 

Setup / Packdown Video

Installation Video Rhino Rack Platform

Installation Video Front Runner Slimline II

 


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