G'day Ed,

Yep, the tonneau cover is fully seam sealed, and you shouldn't have any issues with the roof top tent staying on your vehicle year round.

G'day Sam,

Yeah, absolutely - they're designed to be changed if required for that exact purpose.

G'day Xander,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you!
The self deploying arms are fixed, but they attached to the roof top tent frame by an allen key bolt.
We've not tried it, but I reckon it would be easy to undo these if required.
It may affect the tensioning of the fly over the tent though.
If you're heading north of Brissie any time soon, pop into our Brendale store as they've got one on display that you can check out.

G'day Atif,

It wont sorry, the Super Lite sleep space is only 120cm wide, so wont fit a mattress exceeding that.
If you do find one that fits the sleeping area dimensions, be mindful that the mattress has to be removed before the tent can be packed up.

G'day Atif,

Roof top tents require 2 roof bars or a platform to be properly installed.
Sounds like you should be ok with the 2 roof bars you've mentioned.

G'day Campbell, 
I've just measured the box, it's 135 x 126 x 33cm. 

G'day David,

The do go the full width of the tent, so you should be able to just fit the roof to tent on - its really hard to give a guarantee without checking everything out in real life.
Can your roof bars been moved if need be?

G'day T,

We don't have an actual video of this process, but it is something I've personally done - I'm the one in the quick video on the product page.
I've set it up and packed it down a few times, and the ladder attachment is super quick and easy with a simple quick release pin.
As long as you have access to the top of the roof top tent, either with a wheel step or a step ladder, door step, etc you wont have any issues.

G'day Alana,

You'll have to remove your bedding such as a sleeping bag & pillows, but the mattress and a fitted sheet can stay in there.

Hope that helps!

G'day Tom,

Theres no fly extension for these at this stage. I'm not sure if it's something 23Zero are planning to do for the future, but it could be on the cards.
The self stow or self-propelling arms are an awesome feature.  I had a solid play around with these at the Adelaide show recently, and they seem solid as.  I cant image there would be any disadvantage to them over the steel ones.

G'day Matilda,

It's excluding the ladder, which is designed to be packed separately.

G'day Mari,

The ladder on the Dakota SuperLite is fully removed & packed separately, so will need to be attached and unattached for set up and pack up.
It has a completely flat profile when packed up.

G'day Lucy,

The same as all of 23Zero's rooftop tents - they have a waterproof coating internally, as well as seam sealing.
Hope that helps!

G'day Tommo,

I'm assuming you're talking about a pair of normal roof rails?
The roof top tent comes with a largely steel mounting kit that attaches to the majority of roof rail and platform rack systems.
There are bolts and brackets which clamp around whatever roof rack system you have, and the roof top tent will come with an installation guide to walk you through it.

G'day Zoe,

Oxford is a style of fabric weave, not about the composition - a lot of roof top tent and tent brands are using an oxford material these days.  Eco ratings arent just about the fibre used, but the entire manufacturing process of the material eg. energy consumption, chemicals used, dyes, etc...You can find more details of this particular material on 23Zero's website.
All 23Zero products are mainly manufactured in 23Zero's factory in China, however there may be componentry or materials manufactured in other countries aswell.