Nomadtech
Reference: NOM-99033
Awnings HEX | Batwing | Foxwing
Annex for Overlander Max 180 Awning
An annex made to extend a 180° awning — it walls the shelter in and turns it into a covered room for gear, changing or sleeping. 420D Oxford polyester with a PU2000mm+ coating, a 550 g PVC outer layer and a large SBS zipper. A door keeps access to the vehicle open.
Annex for the Overlander Max 180 Awning
A 180-degree awning covers the side of the vehicle nicely — right up until rain starts falling at an angle or the wind picks up off the water. This annex walls in that footprint and turns the shelter into an actual room for gear, for changing, for a quieter night outside the cab.
It is made for a 180° awning, so there is no improvising with universal tarps and makeshift attachment points.
Designed for 180° awning extension | Fabric 420D Oxford polyester | Waterproofing PU2000mm+ |
Key benefits
- 420D Oxford polyester resistant to tearing and abrasion — it copes with rubbing against the awning frame and with being packed away over and over.
- PU2000mm+ waterproofing from a polyurethane layer, so long spells of rain do not soak through.
- Breathable fabric limits heat build-up inside instead of turning the space into a sweatbox.
- A 550 g PVC outer layer protects the packed annex from dust and mud on the road.
- A large SBS zipper — usually the first thing to fail on a tent, here sourced from a recognised manufacturer.
- A door in the wall gives access to the vehicle without unzipping everything.
Technical data
| Type | Awning annex (extension) |
| Compatibility | 180° awning |
| Body material | 420D Oxford polyester, tear and abrasion resistant |
| Waterproofing | PU2000mm+ (polyurethane coating) |
| Outer cover | PVC, 550 g |
| Zipper | SBS |
| Entry | Door with access to the vehicle |
Who it is for. Crews that set up a base for several days and need a space closed on every side — a field kitchen, wet clothes, bikes, an air mattress. A 180 awning plus an annex packs down far smaller than a separate touring tent.
Fitting and notes
The annex attaches to the deployed 180° awning and zips shut. The awning itself has to be mounted on the vehicle first. If you are unsure what opening angle your shelter has, check before ordering — we are happy to confirm what fits your setup.
Why it is worth it
- Turns plain shade into an enclosed space without pitching a second tent.
- Specific, confirmed fabric figures instead of vague "durable material" claims.
- Purpose-made for the 180° awning, so it fits without modification.
If your weekends keep stretching into weeks, this is the cheapest way to gain an extra room next to the vehicle.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which awning does this annex fit?
A 180° awning — it is designed as an extension of that specific shelter, not as a universal wall panel.
What fabric is used?
The body is 420D Oxford polyester, resistant to tearing and abrasion, with a polyurethane layer providing PU2000mm+ waterproofing.
Can I get into the car from inside the annex?
Yes, the wall has a door that gives easy access to the vehicle.
How are the zipper and fabric protected?
It uses a large SBS zipper, and a 550 g PVC outer layer shields the annex from dust, dirt and weather.
