G'day Chris,

The Pillow Pocket is removable, so if you want to use a mattress with this stretcher you'll need to remove the pocket.  You could use them on top of the mattress, but depending on how thick it is, the pockets attachments straps may not make it to the stretcher again.
See photos 4 & 6 for this.

G'day Graham,

We cant be 100% sure on this one Graham as we don't have a Xtender up on display, but I think you should be ok.
We've worked out with the Oztent RV series that have a similar slope at the back, that you lose around 35cm of space on a stretcher 45cm high.  Applying that to the Xtender tent, you should be able to just get away with having the stretcher run front to back.
If all else fails though you'll definitely be able to fit it in side to side.
Hope that helps somewhat!

G'ay Simon,

There's no reason why you couldn't, most people find double stretchers uncomfortable to use with double swags due to the centre bar running down the middle.  This restricts you to sleeping on one side if you're solo, or can get in the way of cuddle time if you're with a buddy!  It seems to be a personal preference though, some people go ok with it.
Unfortunately, the centre bar is unavoidable in any brand double stretcher.

G'day Scott,

There are multiple components that are sourced from different manufacturing nations, but Darche (like the majority of canvas camping brands) are primarily made in China.

G'day Peter,

Yes, it does.
There are no double stretcher beds in our range without a centre bar.
Its integral to the success of the design and frame for a central bar to be in place.