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markise 270 cm GEAR ROCK 270° Markise (Freitragend) Rechte Seite – Canada GearDie nchste Lieferung ist eingetroffen. Sichert Euch jetzt eins daraus! GEAR ROCK 270 Markise Rechte Seite Die GEAR ROCK 270 Markise ist eine der leichtesten, freitragenden Fahrzeugmarkisen ihrer Klasse. Eine innovative Gelenkanordnung mit gleichmiger Kraftbertragung macht sie so einzigartig. Das stabile Schalengehuse nimmt das Gewicht vom Doppelgelenk auf und bertrgt es auf ganzer Lnge. Durch diese neue Art des Kraftzusammenspiels lsst sich Gewicht

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GEAR ROCK ® 270° Markise - Rechte Seite

Die GEAR ROCK 270° Markise ist eine der leichtesten, freitragenden Fahrzeugmarkisen ihrer Klasse. Eine innovative Gelenkanordnung mit gleichmäßiger Kraftübertragung macht sie so einzigartig. Das stabile Schalengehäuse nimmt das Gewicht vom Doppelgelenk auf und überträgt es auf ganzer Länge. Durch diese neue Art des Kraftzusammenspiels lässt sich Gewicht einsparen, vergleichbar mit dem Monocoque Prinzip und dennoch die vollen Eigenschaften einer freitragenden 270° Markise nutzen.

Um auf die volle Sicherheit z.B. bei wechselndem Wetter oder längerer Abwesenheit vom Camp zu setzen, sind teleskopierbare Ständer für jede Quertraverse dabei. Entscheide selbst wie dein Set Up aussehen soll. Bei Nutzung der Teleskopständer (2,45m Länge max.) kannst Du die Markise zusätzlich mit Spannleinen und Heringen sichern und den Wasserablauf gezielt einstellen, durch Wahl des Gefälles. Um es hier noch leichter zu haben, können an jeder Seite auch mittig Leinen angebracht werden um ablaufendes Regenwasser noch besser steuern zu können. Am Drehgelenk befindet sich Abdeckzeltstoff der einstellbar ist und hier perfekten Schutz bietet. 

Die verwendeten Materialien kennen wir aus dem GEAR ROCK Dachzelt-Bereich. Das Zeltstoffmaterial besteht aus einem Baumwolle/Polyester Mischgewebe (280g/qm), welches Ripstop verstärkt und somit besonders reißfest ist. An der Innenseite ist es darüberhinaus PU-beschichtet um das Weiterleiten von Feuchtigkeit zu verhindern (Schutz vor Schimmelbildung). Es besitzt einen UV-Schutzfaktor 50+ für optimalen Sommereinsatz und 3000mm Wassersäule für eine besonders hohe Regenfestigkeit. Das Traversengestänge und der Schalenkörper sind aus gepulvertem Aluminium.

Das Öffnen der Markise geht schnell und einfach. Den Reißverschluss an der Schutztasche öffnen und aufklappen, die 3 Sicherheitsgurte lösen und das Gestänge um das Fahrzeug herumführen, befestigen, fertig. Die überspannte Fläche beträgt 8 Quadratmeter mit einer Spannweite von 2,25m (Traversenlänge). 

Ausgestattet ist die GEAR ROCK 270° Markise ebenfalls mit einem über zwei Traversen verlaufenden LED-Lichtstreifen mit USB-Anschluß. Also eine komplette Beleuchtung unter der gesamten Markisenfläche. Einfach die Powerbank an das USB-Kabel anschließen und die Helligkeit mit Touch Dimmer einstellen.

Zusätzlich kannst du die Markise mit optionalen Seitenteilen ergänzen. Damit erhältst du ein komplett umlaufendes Vorzelt, da sogar die Fahrzeugseite unter der tragenden Markisenschiene abgedeckt werden kann (Kedernführung), sowie der Kofferraumabschnitt. Entscheide selbst, welche Bereiche du mit einem Seitenteil abspannen möchtest. Alle Einzelteile können problemlos mit einem Reißverschluss seitlich verbunden werden, so dass eine geschlossene Zelteinheit entsteht. Zwei Seitenteile sind ausgestattet mit Fenster, einmal geschlossen mit großem PCV-Klarsichtbereich und zu öffnenden Zeltstoff als zweite Lage oder mit Moskitonetz und Zeltstofflage. Ein Bereich besitzt die Eingangsöffnung. Die Seitenteile können einzeln oder als Komplettset ausgewählt werden. 

Die GEAR ROCK 270° Markise wiegt gerade mal 18,5kg und besitzt kompakte Abmessungen von 240x14x14cm. Die Befestigung erfolgt mittels T-Winkeleinheit die ebenfalls im Lieferumfang enthalten ist und zur Dachträger- oder Plattformbefestigung geeignet ist. Es gibt zwei Varianten, einmal für die linke Fahrzeugseite oder für die rechte. 

Du möchtest die Markise vor dem Kauf einmal ausprobieren? Kein Problem! Auch diesen Artikel bieten wir im Verleihsortiment an.

Merkmale:

  • Abmessungen (ausgeklappt): 2250mm Traversenlänge, 1700mm Tiefe (seitlich neben dem Fahrzeug), 1450mm Tiefe am Heck (von letzter Traverse am Heck gerade nach hinten)

  • Maße am Fahrzeug: 2400 x 140 x 140mm (LxBxH, eingepackt)

  • 3000mm Wassersäule

  • UV-Schutzfaktor 50+

  • Material: Zeltstoff: Baumwolle/Polyester Mischgewebe, PU-beschichtet; Gestänge und Befestigung: Aluminium, gepulvert; Schutzhülle: High-Density Polyester (600gsm), PU-beschichtet (12000mm Wassersäule)

  • Gewicht: 18,5kg

  • Freitragendes Gestänge 

  • Extra Teleskopständer für jede Quertraverse (max. 2,45m ausziehbar)

  • Abdeckungszeltstoff für die Öffnung am Drehgelenk (einstellbar mit Klettstreifen)

  • LED-Lichtstreifen an zwei Traversen mit USB-Anschluß und Touch Dimmer (abnehmbar)

  • Abspannmöglichkeit an jeder Traverse (Leinen + Heringe inklusive)

  • Markise Auswählbar für linke oder rechte Fahrzeugseite (nicht an beiden Seiten nutzbar!)

  • Erweiterungsmöglichkeit durch Seitenteile (optional erhältlich)

 

Maße Halterung:

  • 21 x 8 x 1,5cm 
  • 6x 5cm Langloch
  • 2x 6cm Langloch

 

Maße Seitenteile (optional):  

  • Großes Seitenteil (A) mit großem Klarsichtfenster: 295 (380) x 200cm (LxH) Fenster: 160 x 115cm
  • Großes Seitenteil (B) mit Fliegengitterfenster: 335 (435) x 200cm (LxH) Fenster 160 x 100cm 
  • Mittleres Seitenteil (C) geschlossen: 164 (210) x 200cm
  • Mittleres Seitenteil mit Tür(D): 175 (235) x 200cm Tür: 110cm breit
  • Kleines Seitenteil geschlossen (E): 140 (190) x 200cm
  • Rückwand (F)(Fahrzeugseite) mit Tür: 230 (285) x 200cm  


    Lieferumfang:

    • GEAR ROCK 270° Markise mit Transporthülle
    • 4 Heringe
    • 4 Abspannseile
    • 1 Spanngurt
    • 2 Universalhalter
    • 2 Ringösen mit Karabiner

     

    Herstellerinformationen:

    GEAR ROCK®, EU-Registered Trademark, Eigentümer: Canada Gear GmbH & Co KG, Gewerbering 6, 27432 Bremervörde, Deutschland

    Kontakt: [email protected]

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