G'day Mayra,

You could have someone sleep in the front area, however, there is no way to seal it, so the person would need to be in a swag or mosquito net or similar otherwise they'll likely get bitten by mosquitoes, and get their sleeping gear dirty.

G'day Peng,

The valves are Boston style valve made for Zempires Tents, however, we wouldn't be able to confirm if another brand pump would work.  If you're not keen on the Smart Cell, check out the Zempire Hurricane Pump

G'day Egmond,

The Aero TXL Lite Air Tent is classified as a three-season tent, so it will suit most environments other than snow. The waterhead rating on this tent is 5000mm, and it has torrential rain tested fabric, so it is going to keep you pretty dry in most conditions, you can read more about waterhead ratings here to determine if you think it will suit. Based on your description we think this tent should suit those conditions, just make sure to peg everything out well.

G'day Rachael,

I've just given Zempire a call to double check this, and I can confirm that the rear sleeping area with the 3 D-shaped doors are included with the tent and come pre-attached and ready to go when you set the tent up.

G'day Letitia,

We don't have a TXL Lite up to double check for you but based on the size and the walkthrough video that Zempire has made we're pretty confident you'll be able to fit stretchers in the rear section. It will depend on how many stretchers you want to fit, but one option would be to pop them in sideways rather than lengthways and not put up the room dividers.

Hi Simon. Zempire has a video here which may give a better perspective of the windows - https://youtu.be/awGhC8d5BYM. You can see that all windows have a mesh panel with an internally adjustable storm flap. Hopefully this video answers your questions.

G'day Hayden,

I've had a chat with Zempire today and they told me that they're still running with the original model of the Aero TXL Lite Air Tent, so there haven't been any changes made to the design. 

G'day Mark,

The Zempire Aero TXL Lite Air Tent has a number of large mesh windows, allowing you to open up the tent when it's not raining and allow some great cross ventilation through the tent. This should allow you to quickly circulate the air in your tent if you want to. 

G'day James,

As the Zempire Aero TXL Lite Air Tent is 770cm x 460cm, it's as you can imagine, a fairly large tent. In answering your question... it's really a question of what sort of site is available. You should be fine at most caravan parks as it's comparable to the size of most caravans, however, bush or free campsites vary drastically... so it's hard to say or give you a definitive answer.

G'day James,

Sorry for my delay, I wanted to get you a current update. As it stands, we're expecting the Zempire Aero TXL Lite Air Tent in the first week of November.

G'day James & Georgette,

Sorry - there's been an additional delay in the Zempire container arriving. The new ETA is next week. Thanks for your patience.

G'day Samara,

We're expecting more stock in the next week or so, which would mean that by mid-May 2018, we'd be good to go again!

G'day James,

The Zempire Aero TXL Lite Air Tent does come with a suitable pump included.

There are no centre ridge poles Mark. The five air filled poles combined with the guy ropes offer great stability. Initial thoughts on air filled poles is that they may be soft and spongy, but when inflated correctly to 9psi, they are quite rigid.