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Thank you for purchasing your Awning from SunnCamp. Please read and follow these instructions carefully.  

If there is anything you do not understand, please contact your supply retailer for advice. 

 

 

 

   

 

 

 

Awning Flysheet 

 

 

Black Shock Corded 
Roof Pole 

 

Steel Corner 
Adjustable Legs 

Awning Peg Bag 

Awning Carry Bag  

 
Swift 325, 260 & 220 
only Draught Skirt 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

It is a requirement of the warranty that you unpack and erect this awning/canopy at home prior to proper use. This will enable you to familiarise yourself with the 
awning/canopy and cheek all parts are present and in good condition. If you find a part missing or a fault with your awning/canopy, contact your SunnCamp stockist 
for advice.  

SITE SELECTION  

Choose a location where the ground is flat, 
smooth and dry. Attempt to position the 
awning/canopy entrance away from the 
directions of any wind. Do not position on sharp, 
rocky or rough ground. 

 
GETTING STARTED  

Unpack the awning/canopy and place the carry-
bag somewhere safe. Separate all components 
and check that everything is present. 
 

AWNING/CANOPY FLYSHEET 

Lay the awning/canopy flysheet out on the 
selected ground area with the entrance 
correctly positioned. 
 

POLES  

The black shock corded pole is folded down to 
aid storage. When fitting the pole sections 
together, make sure that the pole body is fully 
inserted into its adjoining ferrule. Next, slot the 
steel corner leg poles together. Make sure that 
the quick lock bracket is released to allow for 
adjustment. Take the black shock corded pole 
and slot together. Insert it into the roof sleeve 
and connect a leg to either end. Each leg end 
slots onto a pin on a ring. The pin and ring are 
attached both to an adjustable strap running 
from the awning/canopy canvas and to a 
spacing strap.  The spacing strap runs between 
both legs to ensure correct spacing. The 
spacing strap may become a trip hazard when 
erection is complete and should be ‘pinned 
down’ along its length. The ring is also used as 
the securing point for the awning/canopy peg.  
Starting with one pole, insert the ring pin into 
the end of the pole. Next, go to the other end 
and insert the ring pin. Extend the end leg 
section to bring the pole under tension then 
close the quick lock bracket. You can now 
attach the pole clips into each pole to bring the 
awning/canopy flysheet into the correct shape. 
Bring the awning/canopy to an upright position 
by pegging out the front guy ropes. (These may 
need to be re-pegged at a later stage).   
 

ENTRANCE 325, 260 & 220 AWNING 
ONLY 

You should now ensure that all entrances to the 
awning are closed with all zips fully secured. If 

this is not done now, the awning will be out of 
alignment when fitting the awning pegs. 

 
AWNING PEGS 

Starting with the four corner tags, secure the 
awning/canopy to the ground using the awning 
pegs. The two rear corner pegging points 
should be pegged first followed by the front two 
corner pegging points to obtain the correct 
awning shape. Peg all remaining pegging points 
remembering to cross any zip door opening 
points. When inserting into the ground, the peg 
should be set at a 45-degree angle away from 
the awning/canopy. Pegs should be hammered 
into the ground using a suitable mallet NOT 
pressed in with the foot. 
Most bent pegs are caused by using your foot 
rather than a mallet. 
 

GUY ROPES 

Secure each guy rope, positioning its peg at a 
suitable distance from the awning/canopy. Once 
in position, tighten the ropes equally to bring the 
awning/canopy to its natural shape. DO NOT 
over tighten. To tighten, hold the rope above the 
slider and pull the slider up. To release, hold the 
rope above the slider and pull the slider down. 
Remember that all guy ropes are a trip hazard, 
especially in the dark.

 

 

FRONT ENTRANCE 

The front entrance is single skinned and can be 
rolled out of the way or can be raised to create 
a porch. Your SunnCamp stockist can supply, 
as an additional item, a set of porch poles that 
simply slot together. 
When used as a porch, insert the spike end of 
the porch poles into the eyelet’s at the 
entrance’s two corner pegging points, then hook 
a guy rope over the spike and secure to the 
ground with a peg. Adjust each guy rope 
tension to bring the porch square. When closed, 
the zip cover/baffle must be carefully secured 
into place, ensuring the Velcro tabs are aligned 
and the skirt correctly positioned, secured by 
awning pegs, to avoid water ingress should it 
rain. 

SIDE ENTRANCE 260 & 220 ONLY 

The side entrances are single skinned and can 
be rolled back and retained by a set of loops 
and toggles. 

When closed, the zip cover/baffle must be 
carefully pressed into place ensuring the Velcro 
tabs are aligned and the skirt correctly 
positioned, secured by awning pegs, to avoid 
water ingress should it rain. 
 

SIDE ENTRANCE 325 ONLY 

The awning’s two side doors have a secondary 
mesh panel allowing the door to be fully open to 
provide ventilation whilst keeping insects out. 
Both the solid outer door and the inner mesh 
door can independently be rolled to the side 
and secured with toggle and loop fixings. When 
closing any of the doors ensure that the zips are 
fully secured and the protective flap is in place 
and secured by the velcro tabs to prevent water 
ingress. When not is use doors should also be 
fully pegged.  
 

WINDOWS 325, 260 & 220 AWNING 
ONLY  

All windows have curtains, which can be closed 
and are secured in place with Velcro tape. 
When open, carefully roll the curtain and secure 
with toggle and loop. 
 

WEATHER SKIRT 325, 260 & 220 
AWNING ONLY 

Once the awning has been fully erected, check 
that the weather skirting, to the base of the 
awning, is correctly laid to help prevent water 
ingress. These can be secured in place using 
elasticated pegging points. 
 

ADJUSTABLE REAR WEATHER PAD 
POLES 325, 260 & 220 ONLY  

1.

 These are an optional extra and can be 

purchased from your SunnCamp stockist. 
Please quote product code DT0052.  

2.

 Rear weather pad poles should be located 

into the pockets at the top rear corner of the 
awning canvas.  

 
GROUND SHEET 

The awning/canopy is not supplied with a 
ground sheet, however we advertise the use of 
a breathable ground sheet. A full range of 
suitable ground sheets are available from your 
SunnCamp stockist. 
 

 
 

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