G'day Tim,

They'll fit across the door in the first half section of the side rooms, but beyond that the taper is just abit too much, and they dont quite fit perpendicular to the doorway.
Whilst you can make it work, I'm not sure if its the most efficient use of space, unless you use that floor section under the taper for storage of gear that you don't need to access all the time.

G'day Aaron,

No, you cant use the top bunk without the bottom bunk.  It requires the bottom bunk if order to provide strength and stability.
If you use it without the bottom bunk it'd be pretty unsafe.

G'day Rachel,

There isn't a specific age recommendation for the top bunk, but they do have a built-in safety rail, so if they're old enough to sleep in a regular height bed at home then the top bunk should be fine for them at 90cm from the ground.

G'day Martine,

If your teenagers are happy to sleep in bunk beds then I can't think of any reasons why this won't suit. The top bunk has a 100kg capacity, and the bottom has a 120kg capacity. Ben and Laine from our team are fully grown adult men and they were able to use it with no worries for the features video, so have a squizz at that, as Ben does give it a bit of a shake test while they're on it which might help you to visualise the stability.

G'day Margaret,

Yes, the Oztrail Camp Mat is a popular mat to use ith the Deluxe Double Bunk Bed for smaller children. It will provide some padding and insulation to make sure they're comfortable and warm.

G'day Margaret,

The second mat Ben uses is no longer available, however, the current comparable model is the Black Wolf HexaTherm 2D Deluxe Single Mattress. You can order this item by adding it to your cart along with any other items you'd like to purchase.

G'day Sam,

Most of the family touring style tents will be able to accommodate the Deluxe Double Bunk Bed. The Coleman Chalet 9CV has enough room in the side room, or the rear of the centre room, as does the Northstar 10P Darkroom, as does the Fast Frame Lumos 10. The Black Wolf Turbo Tents and some of the Zempire air tents can also fit the Double Bunks.

G'day Kerryn,

The Deluxe Double Bunk is quite a bit too high to fit front to back in the RV5 tent. The maximum stretcher height that will generally fit is about 50cm (towards the end of the RV5 features video Ben pops a King Goanna Stretcher in the tent, which might help give a scale of reference).
The top of the double bunk is 90cm or 107cm including the safety rail when in place.

G'day Shaun,

I'm not 100% sure what you mean, but if you check out the "How to Set Up & Pack Away" video, Ben goes through set up and pack down. The side rails stay in the fabric for pack-up, so I'm wondering if that's what you mean?

G'day Pat,

I've spoken to one of our staff here at Snowys who has a similar setup with a Black Wolf twin turbo. The bunk will fit across the doorway in the plus part but no further in as the taper is too great. Another option is to put the bunk half in the main part and half in the plus part. Alternatively, the bunk will fits well in the main part of the tent. Hope this helps with your decision!

G'day Gavin,

I've just gone and measured this for you and found that our height measurements are a tiny bit out of whack. The height of the top bunk is 90cm, and then the height to the top of the safety rail is 107cm. We'll get our details updated online to reflect this now. 

G'day Stella,

I've just tried the Deluxe Double Bunk inside the Chalet 9 tent and you can fit them in the side bedrooms. It will take up most of the room but will give a little bit of space to get in and out of the room and store bags. Alternately you can fit it in the middle room across the back door.  

G'day Yolanda,

The in-use dimensions of the Deluxe Double Bunk are 180cm long x 72cm wide x 85cm high.

G'day Lachlan,

Thanks for your question about the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk. There are a few good options that will add a super comfy element to the bunks. The Oztrail Camp Mat is a popular choice to add some comfort or as you've suggested the Zempire Monstamat. One of my colleagues has also previously suggested the Exped Megamat 10LXW which is super dooper comfy.

G'day Jared,

Our new stock of the Deluxe Double Bunk has just landed and they are now charcoal colour with yellow and black frame. The green canvas and grey frame video was from the 2016/2017 model. The only change is the colour though!

G'day Brett,

It does look like the new batch to arrive to us will be the new model of the OZtrail Deluxe Double Bunk, yes. We don't have a huge idea of exactly what changes there will be but we'll update the website as soon as we do. 

G'day Lachlan,

Unfortunately, I haven't got any OZtrail Deluxe Double Bunks in stock at the minute, so I can't test the theory or get any photos for you. Looking at the dimensions of both the bunk and the Zempire Monstamat though, it looks like it'll be a tight squeeze for width but you'll be able to squish it in place. Lengthwise, you'll be looking at a fair bit of overhang but that shouldn't cause you any major dramas. 

G'day Danielle,

The bottom of the support pole on the bottom bed of the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk is about 25cm from the floor. That's without someone lying on it, so it might still slouch a few centimetres. 

G’day Greg,

There are a few options available to you, depending on how much you want to spend. You want something that’s ideally not too big, so a budget-friendly choice would be the Zempire Speedy Stretcher Bed which has got some good reviews from other parents who have bought one for their kids.

Or, if you wanted something a little a little more sturdy (but the tradeoff is that it's heavier and a little pricier) there is the Goanna Stretcher from Oztent which is very robust and also similar in dimensions.

I hope this helped point you in the right direction Greg. 

G'day Sarah,

There's a small amount of overhang when you put the Exped Megamat 10 LXW on to the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk. I only had the one Exped on display to use for testing, so I didn't put them side by side but I think you can get the idea of how it will sit. I don't think it'll be too big to cause any issues.

G'day Luke,

I haven't got an RV5 set up at the moment to try but I am certain that you'll be able to fit your Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk inside. Just make sure you've got your guy ropes nice and taut so that the walls aren't sagging in at all. 

G'day Rob,

Armed with my trusty tape measure and our display model of the RV4, I've just tested this theory for you. It definitely wouldn't fit front to back as you lose too much room with the slanted wall, it would fit really comfortably if you put it along the back wall, however. 

G'day Siobhan,

The Oztrail Camp Mat is a popular choice for the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk. It overshoots the ends by a little (no big issue), but it is a crackin' price and provides a great level of comfort. You can find the mat here.

G'day Emily,

Great request. We'll add it to our list and try and get this done ASAP for you. We'll let you know here once we've produced it.

G'day Emily, 

I've just checked with our videographer, and that one is next on the list. We're hoping to get it done by the end of this week, so we'll let you know on here when it's live! 

Hi Emily, 

Just letting you know that we haven't forgotten about you, we've had a few software issues that set us back a couple of days and our videographer already has a backlog of videos to edit. We will try and get this done asap, however, if you have any specific questions or need questions answered sooner then please give us a call on 1300 914 007.

Hey Emily,

Sorry about the delay getting this done for you, better late than never though. Here's the link to the video we put together for set up and pack down of the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk. 

G'day Jacqui,

Unfortunately, there aren't additional safety rails available for the Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk.

G'day Tegan, 

I've looked into this, and it seems that the main difference between the Oztrail Double Bunk and the Deluxe Double Bunk is that the Deluxe has a rating of 100 kg when stacked and 120 kg on its own, whereas the Double Bunk has a rating of 70 kg when stacked and 100 kg on its own.

The Deluxe Double Bunk is also lighter 17.6kg compared to 28kg for the Double Bunk and features storage pockets on the safety rails. 

G'day Michelle, 

The Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk packs away in its carry bag to 63L x 45W x 20H cm. I hope this helps! 

G'day Belinda, 

The Oztrail Deluxe Double Bunk can be separated into two single beds, so if you unstack them and remove the legs you should be able to store them away like that until you want to set up the bunk again with no problem. 

Hi Belinda, 

The Deluxe Double Bunk is pretty easy to assemble. Each frame comes in 8 pieces - 6 bars of equal length with make up either side of the frame, and then the 2 end bars. 

You just need to put together each of the side bars, thread the mat on and loop it over the end bars. Then just slot in the raised end bars. Do this for each and then stack them, you're good to go! 

The mats aren't padded though, so an extra foam mat for comfort might be a good idea, this will also help to provide insulation on the chilly nights :)