4m Caravan Privacy Screen Side Sunscreen Sun Shade for 14' Roll Out Awning

4m Caravan Privacy Screen Side Sunscreen Sun Shade for 14' Roll Out Awning

Marsoni

M251S

$91.51

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4m Caravan Privacy Screen Side Sunscreen Sun Shade for 14' Roll Out AwningIf you love camping but want some privacy for your caravan area, this privacy screen rollout awning from Barlioche is for you. A full 4. 0 metres long and nearly 2 metres wide, this privacy screen creates a zone where you can enjoy the ultimate in privacy even as you enjoy the great outdoors. Easy to install, this privacy screen attaches to your caravan's own awning. After you slide it along your caravan's awning, secure it with the included pegs and

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