G'day Michael,

The old annex style has 3 doors, which is only available in the 1.6m drop.  The 1.8m & 2.1m drop annexes are the new design, with 1 door / 2 windows.
We don't stock the 1.6m drop annex, but Darche do, hence the reference to 3 doors still on their listing.

Hope that makes sense, let us know if you have any other questions!

G'day Michael,

The back of the annex attaches to the roof top tent base via sail track, whilst the side & front attach by zip.
You could attach the back of the annex to a sail track on a camper, etc but wether or not that's going to be a functional option will depend on the rest of your set up & what you're wanting to use it with.

I don't have an annex setup I can use to check this for you sorry, Themos, but I can make some reasonable assumptions based on dimensions and the video we have on the features of the Hi-View 2200 tent. If you look in that video at about 1:53 (see here - https://youtu.be/aiqXD1js7IQ?t=115), it looks like there is about half a metre between the ladder and the edge of the annex, so we can estimate that there is approximately 2 metres from the ladder to the back wall of the annex, which should be enough for a queen bed even when taking into account the sloping ladder, although not a heap of space.

This is all dependent on where the tent is mounted on your car though, that is, if the tent isn’t mounted right to the edge of the vehicle, then you'll need to account for the amount of space that the side of the vehicle will impede on the total depth.

Long story short, it's possible, but there are a few 'it depends' attached to your question, and even if it does fir it won; t leave you a heap of space.

Hope that helps.

G'day Guy,

No, unfortunately, you won't be able to pack the annexe away with the tent, you'll need to detach it and pack it away separately.

G'day Janelle,

Sorry to hear you're having trouble with your Hi-View 2200 Annex. We'd suggest touching base with Darche via their warranty form to see how they can help you out.