G'day Marg,

The zips on the Oztent accessories & connector arent a standardised zip size, so its highly unlikely that it is compatible with an iKamper, sorry!

G'day Donna,

If you have tied out all the guy ropes and have the extension out tight you shouldn't get much pooling in the zip area. The Awning pole in the middle of the extension creates a peak and helps water run off the side to try and avoid this. This will hold up well in the rain when set up correctly.

G'day Adam,

No, these aren't compatible with the RX5 tents due to the zipper configuration on the RX tents.

G'day Steve,

They Zip-In Tarp Extension is made from a 210D polyester material, with a 1500mm waterhead rating, which is similar to lighter weight polyester tents, so it will keep the rain off, and if well secured with guy ropes, it should be relatively stable in low wind, but as always, we'd recommend bunkering down and removing it in very heavy weather. There are no extra eyelet holes, just the three along the outer edge. You could definitely back your vehicle up and cook under it, just be sure you'll have space with the central pole.

G'day Aaron,

It might be possible to connect these two items, however as the Oxley 7 was discontinued before this Tarp came out we have no way of knowing or verifying this sorry.

G'day Matt,

Yes, you can still attach your RV5 front wall when using the awning connector to connect the RV Plus Zip-In Tarp, there is a spare zip tracker just for that purpose!

G'day Toni,

The RV PLus Zip-In Tarp Extension is ripstop polyester with no specified UV rating.

G'day Ashley,

You can use this with your RV5 tent, however, as there is only one zip connector you can choose to either have a front wall panel, OR a zip extension - not both.

G'day Toni,

Thanks for getting in touch, the RV Plus Zip-in Tarp Extension is only compatible with the new RV PLus models, so, unfortunately, you won't be able to use this with the standard RV4.