G'day Ben,

The Osprey Awning Wall Set isn't available with us just yet sorry, you can get them direct with 23 Zero here - 23 Zero Osprey 270 Wall Set for $379.95.

G'day Jessica,

Depends on your roof load rating (different from the roof rack rating), and whether or not you have 3 roof rails.
This awning requires 3 brackets to be fully installed, with no more than 60cm of unsecured length on either end.
If your roof and rack system is large enough to accommodate that, you should be fine!

G'day Kate,

Generally, you won't be able to fully open the rear lift-back style doors with this awning. I have seen people modify the awning attachments to raise it up a little higher to provide some more clearance, however, the rear aluminium bar of the awning runs parallel to the rear of the vehicle so generally isn't compatible with lift-back style doors.

G'day Callum,

The maximum mounting height, and therefore pole height of the Osprey 270 is 2.3m.
Hope that helps!

G'day Nick,

You're not, no, but if you are setting all the guy ropes up like you're supposed to, it tnesion should hold the poles inplace fairly well.  If you're worried about them slipping around in wind, etc consider something like the Supa Peg Pole Plates.  They can be pegged down and will hold the pole base exactly where you want them.

You can't mount an awning to the rails on the Saber, Andrew, there is only one channel and it is not designed for an awning. You'll need to use brackets attached to your roof rack system for this. ~ Ben

Hi again Andrew, I have just noticed that 23Zero have a bracket specifically for this, we don't stock it and I did not know it existed until now, check it out here - https://23zero.com.au/product/saber-awning-mounting-bracket-offset/.

I'm not overly familiar with the ARB Base Rack mounting system sorry, Hermie, it looks like it has a side mount dovetail system on the newest racks rather than channels. None of the awnings we sell come equipped with brackets specifically for this, so you'd probably need to find out if ARB has something suitable. ~ Ben

G'day Tristan,

No, there's no drivers side version of the Osprey awning.
The only option in this style of awning that may work for you is the Oztent Foxwing 270 - just select driver's side from the dropdown menu.

G'day Mal,

It would be the case for any awning style that is too long to mount safely to just two roof racks.
Any essentially any awning that requires a third bracket, or requires attachment over both parts of you vehicle, won't be suitable for your setup. 
The issue as you've mentioned is flexing, and the stress that places on any of your rack systems, the awning backing plate, and related fixings.

Some people in your situation have opted for a side pull out awning, and a rear 180 awning.  Whilst it's not foolproof, it does provide a similar amount of coverage.

G'day Jordan,

There are dedicated walls specifically for the Osprey Awning, as the design is a little different to the Falcon. They've not yet landed in Australia, so we don't have them listed just yet. 23Zero has indicated they are due to arrive in April, so once we have all the details confirmed, we'll get them listed on the site.

G'day Dan,

The Osprey is fairly new to us, so we are yet to have a schematic plan drawn up.
Each extrusion arm on the awning is approximately 2m long, so you can use this as a rough guide to work out how far the awning will extend out.

G'day Jason,

Great question!  I don't have the specifics on the Osprey but can confirm it's the same as the Falcon/Pergrine awnings, so the brackets, etc would be interchangeable.
The Raven has a different backing pate though, so has different brackets and fixings.
Hope that gives you the info you need!

G'day Patrick,

They are supplied with 3 brackets, and mounting instructions. We'd recommend using all of the mounts to ensure a secure fit.