Baffled by Thule Awning??

[Freshtrax]

I’m looking at a Thule 4200 for my 2020 LWB that has a pop top fitted and Vamoose rail, but I’m completely confused by the bracket situation.

Seems you can by the awning AND a Vamoose rail from Vanstyle (no idea why you’d need both as the Vamoose would be rendered useless immediately), but not just the bracket to attach a 4200 to the existing Vamoose.

On other websites it seems you can get Reimo brackets, but I can’t find Vamoose ones.
I’m favouring Thule over Fiamma as I’ve had loads of Thule stuff over the years and they’re pretty good, plus, the 4200 looks nice and slim.
Any ideas?

 

[airhoguk]

The vamoose brackets can be bought on eBay, vamoose only sell if collecting or having a rail fitted

 

[Srea064]

I’m looking at a Thule 4200 for my 2020 LWB that has a pop top fitted and Vamoose rail, but I’m completely confused by the bracket situation.

Seems you can by the awning AND a Vamoose rail from Vanstyle (no idea why you’d need both as the Vamoose would be rendered useless immediately), but not just the bracket to attach a 4200 to the existing Vamoose.

On other websites it seems you can get Reimo brackets, but I can’t find Vamoose ones.
I’m favouring Thule over Fiamma as I’ve had loads of Thule stuff over the years and they’re pretty good, plus, the 4200 looks nice and slim.
Any ideas?

I have the Thule 4200 fitted to my SWB with Pop Top. The brackets are simply attached to the topside of the van and the Thule is set forward slightly, to allow for the Pop Top to operate. I do not have a Vanmoose rail, as the Thule has the slot for a Drive Away awning on the face plate, so there is no need for one.

 

[Freshtrax]

We bought the Vamoose for a driveway awning, but want a wind out for shorter trips.
Frustrating trying to work this out…