G'day Pietro,

This is a bit of a tricky question to answer. The answer is essentialy yes, but only sort of yes! If you run the stretchers across ways in the rooms then you can fit two side by side, but one person will need to clamber over the other to make it work. If you run them front to back with the door between the centre room and the side bedroom being the front, then the stretchers will touch on the outside edge of the tent, causing some tension on the fabric which can be an issue in wet weather, and condensation. Check out the features video on the 10P Darkroom Tent at the 10-minute mark as Ben shows the size, and adds a mattress that gives an idea of how much depth/width you'll have at the stretcher height.

G'day Neil,

You'll struggle to fit two stretchers into the RV3, they are too long to fit front to bag with the slop of the rear section of the tent. You can just fit two width ways, however you'll have to climb over the other stretcher to get in, and it will use all of the space inside the tent. Have a look at the last minute or so of the features video as Ben pops a stretcher inside the tent so you can get an idea for size and fit.

G'day Nathan,

You could use two single stretchers with a mattress over the top, however you'll end up with a double bar in the centre. We'd probably suggest a double or queen stretcher as it will only have a single bar in the middle, which might lead to a slightly more comfortable option. The RV4 might be a tiny bit small for this setup, so it might be worth considering the RV5 if you don't already have the tent.

G'day Bill,

Two Oztent Goanna Stretchers will fit well inside the Black Wolf Turbo 240 X-Lite Tent. There should be enough room to have a central space clear, and then plenty of room under the stretchers for bags and shoes etc.

G'day Adam,

You don't need to use a mattress on the Oztent Goanna Stretcher, but you'll find it will add both comfort and much better insulation from the cold air underneath. A couple of suggestions that would fit well would be the Oztrail Camp Mat, the Zempire Monstamat Single Camp Mat and the Sea to Sumit DLX SI Sleeping Mat RW. 

G'day Trent,

The Zempire Single Megamat will be a little too wide and long for the Oztent Gonna Stretcher. You'd be best suited with the Oztent King Goanna Stretcher.

G'day Anna,

As a 27-year-old bloke, I am definitely no expert on the matter of cleanliness! So, I've asked our customer service ninja and mum of 3, Susie. for some help! She suggested that to clean your Oztent Goanna Stretcher, you'd be on to a winner to get yourself some Martha Gardner Woold Mix and to scrub it into your material. Then simply rinse your stretcher bed off and allow it to dry before packing away. Unfortunately, the material doesn't come off of the frame of the bed.

G'day Laura,

The Oztent Goanna Stretcher is only 190L x 66W x 40H cm so it will easily fit inside the Oztent RV2 which has a space allowance of 200L x 200W cm.

Hi Celia, 

The cross leg in the middle of the frame doesn't actually have a support bar across, so you won't feel anything except for the padded stretcher Celia. 

Hi Emma,

After comparing the specs, it seems that the Darche 900 mat is a little too long and wide for the Goanna stretcher (which measures 190L x 66W x 40H cm) so it will overhang about 24cm - so it might not be the best option for this stretcher.

The Goanna stretcher is quite easy to use as it just unfolds – the only thing you have to do is secure the end bars to complete the set up. 

And as for the Exped Megamat Duo, this mat will fit best on the Oztrail Easy Fold Queen Mat with a bit of room on the side as that's our widest stretcher. 

Unfortunately they don't Peter. We do have a couple of double stretchers in our range, have a look at the Oztrail Easy Fold Queen Stretcher or the Zempire Twin Speedy Stretcher Bed.

G'day Darren,

From having a look at our entire range in store and comparing the dimensions it seems that the Coleman Big Sky Bed is the only bed that's under 190cm that's also wider than the Goanna stretcher at 68cm.

It also comes with it's own mattress which is a bit of a bonus, which is actually quite comfy from trying it in store. 

G'day Simon,

The bar that extends further out is to help give you something to hold onto while tensioning and fitting the bar in place.

You may fit one Rick, but the sloping nature of the tent restricts two stretchers from fitting. In reality you need to be looking at an RV4 or preferably an RV5 to comfortably fit two stretcher beds into. That being said, the front room of the JV series can be enclosed, and there is plenty of space if you take this area into account also.

Hi Julie, a support bar down the middle of either stretchers is not required. These are one of the strongest stretcher designs on the market with a 150kg weight rating and a 5 year warranty. The underside doesn't reveal anything you can't see from the top. (Steel frame around the edges and heavy duty poly-fabric in the middle) The Oztent stretchers have a layer of foam built into the fabric which offers extra comfort and insulation. Only other queen size stretcher designs require middle supports. (For example the Oztrail Queen http://www.snowys.com.au/Sleeping-Gear/Stretchers-and-Beds/Easy-Fold-Stretcher-Queen.aspx?c=3&sc=22&id=5109