• MPK 280 x 280mm 4 Way Roof Vent with Opaque Dome for campervan ventilation
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MPK 280 x 280mm 4 Way Roof Vent

MPK 280 x 280mm 4 Way Roof Vent

SKU: VT030

$149.99
$149.99
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The MPK 280 x 280mm 4-Way Roof Vent with opaque dome is a reliable, compact ventilation solution for any campervan conversion. With its multidirectional tilting mechanism, built-in flyscreen, and privacy-friendly opaque dome, it keeps your van fresh, dry, and comfortable on the road.

Benefits:
• Four-way tilt lets you angle the dome away from rain or wind while keeping airflow.
• Opaque dome provides privacy and reduces interior heat from direct sun.
• Double-skin dome design allows passive ventilation even when closed, reducing condensation.
• Built-in drop-down flyscreen keeps insects out.
• Compact 280 x 280mm footprint suits tight roofs, bathroom areas, and sleeping pods.

Features:
The spring-assisted telescopic lifting mechanism makes the four-way tilt smooth and easy to operate from inside the van. The opaque dome diffuses rather than blocks light, so you get a soft, even glow without glare. The double-skin construction maintains a small amount of permanent passive airflow even when fully closed, which is particularly effective at reducing condensation in sleeping areas. Built from UV-stabilised materials for long-term durability in the New Zealand sun.

Also available in a tinted dome version for more natural light, or see the larger MPK Vision Star 400 for bigger openings.

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People are asking

What size hole do I need to cut for the MPK 280 x 280mm roof vent?

The MPK 280 x 280mm roof vent requires a 280 x 280mm cutout in your van roof. This is a compact size well suited to tighter roof layouts, bathroom areas, or sleeping pods where a larger 400mm vent won't fit. Always measure and mark carefully before cutting.

What is the four-way opening and how does it help with ventilation?

The four-way design lets you tilt the dome in any direction — front, rear, left, or right — so you can always angle it away from wind or rain while keeping airflow coming in. This is particularly useful in New Zealand's changeable weather where wind direction varies and you want ventilation without letting in a downpour.

What is the difference between the tinted and opaque dome versions?

The tinted dome allows diffused natural light into the van while reducing glare — you can see light coming through but it softens direct sunlight. The opaque dome blocks direct light entirely for better privacy and shade, and also allows a small amount of permanent passive ventilation even when fully closed, which helps reduce condensation.