i thought the price on their site and amazon is both $900?
Yeah I screwed up. The listing I first found on OVS site included all the walls with the awning. That is priced $1599
I was under the impression that the higher the number, the thicker the material. At least with the 600D and 280D numbers. But I can't imagine the alucab is the thinnest material? I know tents have similar varying ratings too.
The D stands for denier, the g or GSM is for grams per square meter of material. I would be shocked too, but it seems like the Alu-Cab may be thin in material. That has advantages and disadvantages of course.
I'll probably get the gray OVS, then in 18 months they'll have a tan/brown one, i'll sell the gray one for like $500 off, and then have way more into my awning setup than I wanted.......such is life!
why are you selling your current awning?I'll probably get the gray OVS, then in 18 months they'll have a tan/brown one, i'll sell the gray one for like $500 off, and then have way more into my awning setup than I wanted.......such is life!
You have to use the poles to use the awning. Alu-Cab you don't need to.
The higher the denier, the thicker the thread used. It's actually the weight of the thread (in grams) per several thousand meters but can't remember the exact length.
got it - too bad it swings open on the passenger side, my iKamper opens that way - think I'm going to go with OVS...
Well I haven't made up my mind yet. Pros for the alucab, I think the arms are stronger, better squared off coverage around back of vehicle, material not gray.
