Kammok Crosswing Side Mount Kit
Kammok Crosswing Side Mount Kit
The Kammok Crosswing Side Mount Kit is the hardware that bolts a Crosswing awning to the side of your rack instead of the top. It fits both Crosswing sizes and mounts straight to t-slot crossbars; for bars without t-slots, it pairs with the Crosswing's included clamp plates. The kit ships with two side mount brackets, two riser brackets, and stainless steel hardware, all in powder-coated steel.
Side mounting is the answer when the roof is already spoken for. Run a rooftop tent and the Side Mount Kit tucks the awning underneath it, so the whole top of the rack stays open for the tent and cargo. Drop the awning lower on the brackets and you get a low-profile setup that clears a tight garage a top mount would not. Three angle positions — flat at 0 degrees, tilted up 12.5 degrees, or down 12.5 degrees — let you shed water or chase shade.
Multiple mounting points let you slide the awning closer to or farther from the vehicle to work around boxes, racks, and tent feet you already have up there. Install runs about 30 minutes for anyone comfortable mounting roof accessories, and all the fasteners are in the box. The Crosswing awning itself is sold separately — this is the mount, not the awning.
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Overview
The Crosswing Side Mount Kit attaches a Kammok Crosswing awning to the side of a vehicle rack, freeing the roof for a tent or cargo. It fits both Crosswing sizes and mounts to t-slot crossbars or, with the Crosswing's clamp plates, to bars without t-slots.
Key features
- Mounts the Crosswing at 0 degrees, +12.5 degrees, or -12.5 degrees
- Includes 2 side mount brackets, 2 riser brackets, and stainless steel hardware
- Powder-coated steel brackets with stainless fasteners
- Multiple mounting points adjust the awning closer to or farther from the vehicle, and higher or lower on the brackets
- Fits both Crosswing awning sizes; works with t-slot crossbars or the Crosswing's clamp plates
Use cases
Built for rigs that are already running a rooftop tent, cargo box, or full roof rack. Side-mount the awning to keep roof real estate free, or drop it low for a garage-friendly profile. Host crossbars should span at least 40 inches, be no more than 1.5 inches in tube diameter, and leave at least 4 inches of clearance between the bar and the roof.
- Mounting angles: 0 degrees, +12.5 degrees, -12.5 degrees
- Awning compatibility: Both Crosswing sizes
- Rack interface: T-slot crossbars direct; Crosswing clamp plates for bars without t-slots
- In the box: 2 side mount brackets, 2 riser brackets, stainless steel hardware
- Material: Powder-coated steel brackets, stainless steel fasteners
- Host crossbar requirements: Span 40 inches or more, tube diameter 1.5 inches or less, 4 inches or more clearance from bar to roof
- Install time: About 30 minutes
- Adjustment: Multiple mounting points for vertical height and distance from vehicle
Does this come with the Crosswing awning?
No. The Side Mount Kit is mounting hardware only — two side mount brackets, two riser brackets, and stainless steel fasteners. The Crosswing awning is sold separately.
Will it fit my roof rack?
It mounts directly to t-slot crossbars and most standard roof racks. For bars without t-slots, it works with the Crosswing's included clamp plates. Confirm your crossbars span at least 40 inches, are no more than 1.5 inches in tube diameter, and leave at least 4 inches of clearance between the bar and the roof.
Can I run it under a rooftop tent?
Yes. The kit tucks the awning beneath the tent and bolts to the rack, so the roof stays open for the tent and your other gear.
What angles can I mount the awning at?
Three positions: flat at 0 degrees, tilted up 12.5 degrees, or tilted down 12.5 degrees. The down angle helps shed rain; the up angle opens the shade footprint.
Does it hold up to heavy use?
The brackets are powder-coated steel with stainless steel hardware, so corrosion and trail use are not a concern. Re-torque the fasteners after the first few trips — bracket hardware tends to settle once it's been loaded a few times.