G'day Paul,

It can help, but it isn't bulletproof - theres a range of different variables, so it isnt always a straightforward answer.  Ultimatley, the best defense against condensation is airflow.
Check out our Podcast episode on how to manage condensation here.

G'day Roger,

These are designed as an annex mat, so it's reasonable to assume chairs and tables will be used on top.  The mat is very strong, and chair legs are highly unlikely to poke through.  My grandparents have been using theirs with a small table and a few chairs for at least 5 years with no issues.
In terms of folding it up to suit the space, absolutely no issues whatsoever!

G'day Myles, 

That depends on what you are wanting to cover.
Generally, the C-Gear Mat is used for annex matting, instead of a groundsheet for under your tent.
If you are wanting to use as annex matting, the approximate awning space of a Turbo 300 is 1.9 x 3.1m.  Otherwise, you would decide what area or space you want to mat to cover, and choose a C-Gear mat size that is closest to that.
Bear in mind that if you are not able to get the exact size, you may need to peg holes through the mat - just make sure the orientation is the same each time, so you're not adding loads of holes.

Alternatively, look at the Black Wolf Turbo Groundsheets, specifically designed to fit the Turbo tent range.

G'day Andrew,

Ground mesh or mats are not a 'one size fits for one particular product' type scenario.
When choosing what size or sizes to go with, we recommend measuring out how much ground you would like covered first, and then choose your size or combination of sizes based of that.
Everyone's coverage requirements may be different, depending on how they use their awning, whether or not they have walls, etc.
So the first step is to work out how much area you actually want to cover.

G'day Steve,

It's not something we can say with any certainty without taking it out in those situations ourselves, as its the kind of info that comes from personal experience.
The only thing I can say is that we've sold these for more than 5 years, and never had any feedback about them getting too hot to use.
They're one of the most popular ground mats in the whole industry, including my grandparents having theirs for 7 years, and it's not something I've ever heard of as being an issue.

G'day Blake,

The C-Gear Multimat is fully reversible therefore can be used either green or grey side face up.

G'day Toby,

Most tents don't have an exact compatible mesh footprint.
When choosing a ground mesh for tents, you just need to work out the size that you'd like to have covered, and then choose a mat as close to that measurement as you like.
If the ground mat requires pegs to go through, just make sure you set it up the same way every time so that you're pegging through the same holes.
This is a very common outcome, so alot of people opt to use an Eyelet Kit to make the holes, which keeps everything looking neat and tidy.
Hope that helps!

G'day Paul,

Great idea! You could absolutely install your own eyelets on the C-Gear Multi Camp Mat, we have a few options HERE and HERE...or if you're not able to do it yourself a Canvas/Awning specialist will be able to do it easily.

G'day Sam,

Due to the shape of the Eclipse 180 awning, you won't get an exact fit with the rectangular mat. The 2.4m x 6.0m will give cover you under the whole awning, and will give you some extra space at the edges too, so we'd recommend that size.

G'day Paddy,

Glad to hear the Nebula is going well. The 2.4 x 1.8m CGear Mat is a good size for this set up. We'd just recommend keeping the set up the same each time, as your swags pegs may make a small hole through the layered mesh, so using the same hole each time would be ideal.

G'day Jess,

The 2.4 x 4.3m version will probably be the best option for your Turbo Lite 240 tent. At this size the mat will go under the tent body, as well as the front awning area.

G'day Troy,

We list all 8 sizes currently available from CGear on the site, and 6m x 3m isn't a current size they make sorry.

G'day Kevin,

Thanks for your enquiry. The C-Gear Multi Camp Mat only comes in green/grey. 

G'day Eric,

Yes, the C-Gear Multi Camp Mat 2.4 x 6m will suit the Black Wolf Turbo 240 Plus Tent. 

G'day Barry,

The C-Gear Multi Camp Mat isn't supplied with any pegs, so you're welcome to purchase any style that will suit the conditions you plan to use the mat in.

G'day Trent,

The C-Gear Multi Camp Mat will perform well in the wet, the water should drain through the mat and into the ground/grass. The only issue you might face would be if you're camped on poor draining ground, or in a puddle divert. 

G'day Laura, 

I'm so sorry for the delay in answering your question, I've just looked into this and you don't need to tension the C-Gear Multimat in order for it to be effective (i.e. pegging it out). However, it will be the most effective when laid out flat - so that's something to keep in mind. 

G'day Andrew,

I've just crunched the numbers for you and you should have no issues at all with using the 2.4 x 1.8m C-Gear Multi Camp Mat underneath the Oztrail Ultimate All Weather Stretcher without piercing it at all with the pegs. 

G'day Eddy,

Unfortunately, the C-Gear Multi Camp Mat doesn't come with a carry bag but I'm sure you'll be able to find a canvas carry bag to suit here.

G'day Peter,

My bad! You're 100% correct, they do have a carry bag. It's made of the same mesh as the groundsheet, hence my confusion. Just to confirm, they do indeed have a carry bag.

G'day Jude,

Great question. There's no reason why you can't roll or fold it however you want to make it work for you.

G'day Caroline, 

It is really difficult to advise you on which size CGear mat to buy, it really requires you determining the size that best fits your specific application. As for the water ingress, the mat will not wick water towards the centre, so your annexe area should stay nice and dry.

Hi Karen,

I guess if you want to park your caravan on top of the mat and have a bit of overhang you could choose the 2.4x7.5m but if you want it to include a picnic area under an awning, perhaps the larger size of 3.05x3.05m might be best.

Feel free to give us a call to discuss if you need. Cheers!

G'day Tony, 

I can see why you'd be a little bit sceptical, but quite honestly, this product does exactly what it says it's supposed to do - dirt and sand will fall straight through this mat. We've had a lot of positive feedback from other customers, so it's a product that we really stand by. 

C-Gear have made a pretty good video which you can check out here which shows their Multi Camp Mat in action, which might be helpful for you. Failing that there are heaps of user generated reviews and videos out there (not made by C-Gear) which show how this product work as well. 

G'day Jane,

The C-Gear mat should be able to help with smaller prickles and burrs however we're not too sure how they would go with bigger 3 corner jacks etc. Theoretically you should be ok in most conditions though as the mats have the Dual Layer Woven design.