Welcome to the forum and best of luck with your awning search. I'm guessing Eriba are very few and far between in NZ, so a genuine awning will be a bit of a no go.
Some campervan drive-away awnings with tunnels may work for you, but these typically need a 1.8m to 2.1m connection height and I believe your awning rail is far lower.
In the UK a good number of owners have found the Kampa/Dometic Pop Air 260 is a fit. Do Kampa sell in NZ.? I've done a quick search and come across this website:- https://www.burnsco.co.nz/brands

Colin

Puck owners in Europe normally use a Chalet Type awning such as a Clairval or an Soplair like this one that Morphy used when he had a Puck. It's a Clairval.

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Good, solid awnings which do come up for sale second hand but the cost of shipping these heavyweights to NZ would be crazy.

Other Puck owners do use Drive Away awnings but they have to make a slight modification to the tunnel between the Eriba and the awning to ensure that rain water drains off and doesn't pool.

That's the cheapest way and presumably these can be bought in many Camping/Caravan shops in NZ. You can get reasonably priced ones with poles or the more expensive blow up ones. Personally I'd go for a poled one to see how you go.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Outdoor-Revolut...581864367&psc=1

Also you could consider a stand alone tent of the same shape with plenty of headroom, which can be erected just a few feet awat from the Puck door.

See our awning gallery for some ideas:- g8-Eriba-Awnings.html

Randa

Wenn Sie hier auf Links zu eBay klicken und einen Kauf tätigen, kann dies dazu führen, dass diese Website eine Provision erhält.

Wayne, I know a few owners have fitted the Pop-Air 260 and seem pleased with it.
On UK ebay at present is a 1979 Puck with the very awning fitted, so you can get a good idea what it looks like. It is an earlier pre 2019 model, which differs slighly, but you would be hard pressed to notice unless the differences were explained.
Werbung: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/186128708280?...ABk9SR4Kt4tHpYg
For some reason you may get the listing appear in German, a glitch on the forum software I believe.
I have owned the larger size of this awning when I had a Triton. It is worth buying the optional sun canopy, which became available on the version 2 of the awning on sale from 2019 onwards. Whilst it is not very large it does offer a little shade and allows you to have the front partly open when it rains. Having the top of the front panel down 50mm or so is a good idea if you are camping at that time of year when condensation can form on the underside of the awning roof. It will help a lot. The awning specific Kampa carpet is also excellent.

Colin

All you can do is work your way through any UK suppliers via e-mail.
I just did a quick search for carriers on a comparison website for a 20kg parcel at 100 x 36 x 36cm. Prices range from £200 - £400.
Is the market and availability better in Australia?

Colin

Edit - I wonder if you could get a more realistic shipping cost from a company that sends containers overseas as I'm sure they could squeeze an awning bag into a larger load.