The sunshade is a new type of awning that can be used to create a bigger covered outdoor space for cooking or sitting & relaxing while your food is cooking. Here's how to set it up.

The sunshade connects to the tailgate.

• Pegs are supplied but only useable in grass or other soft surfaces. Grass in summer could be too hard for the pegs.

• If on a sealed surface, you can tie the long ropes off to rocks, trees, or other objects with some weight to them.

• Setting it up is easier with two people but also achievable with just one person.

Step 1

• Grab the end of the fabric with the two short ropes.

• Place and then centre the end of the fabric with the two short ropes on top of the tailgate as shown.

Step 2

• Pull the short ropes (one on each side) so they are even in length with one bit in each hand.

• Loop one end around the gas strut that holds the boot open and feed this end through the end clip.

• Pull the rope firmly back down into the narrow end of the clip so it grabs into the teeth of the end fitting.

• The rope won't be secure until it has grabbed properly into the narrow end of the fitting.

Step 3

• Close-up image of how the rope secures firmly into the end fitting of the short ropes.

• Once both sides are secured correctly you can set up the poles and peg the long ropes in or tie them off onto other objects around you.

Other useful tips

• For fine weather use only. Do not use in medium-high winds

• The sunshade is only water-resistant, not water-proof.

• Remember to pack away the pegs and double check all the parts are packed away before moving on.