G'day Connie,

The side walls are sold in a set of 2, but you might be able to get a singular wall from Oztent directly as a spare part.
https://www.oztent.com.au/pages/contact

G'day Connie,

They're different sizes, so whilst they will connect together the RV 5 will be wider on one side.
The only real reasons why this would be an issue is if you care about the asthetics of mismatched sizes, or if you want to use Wall accessories on the awning.

G'day Kyle,

The sleeping floor area on of the RV3 is 200L x 240W cm.
Its a great idea to mark out these dimensions with masking tape or some string on your loungeroom floor so you have a tangible reference for size.
I wouldn't say you'd have any issues fitting a couple and a dog, but that depends how big your dog bed is, and how much other gear you want to store inside.

The most popular double mat options we have are the following:
Exped MegaMat Duo
Zempire Monstamat Twin
S2S Comfort Deluxe Self Inflating Double
BlackWolf Hexatherm Double 

G'day Oliver,

You will need the Oztent RV Front Panels (RV3 / 4) and the Oztent RV−2/3/4/5 Peaked Side Panels Set. These are both compatible with the RV-3 and will create a front-enclosed space with them both. 

G'day Steve,

Without having the material specs for the JV series on hand we cant say for sure, but I'd find it really hard to believe that OZtent have gone backwards in this respect.
It's far more likely that Waterhead Rating testing standards have changed, which then creates a variance in the resulting specifications.  eg. recently happened with R-Values on sleeping mats - identical product, but lower values after a tweak in testing procedure.

I'd probably recommend contacting Oztent directly to get more details on material differences if that will be important to your decision.  For what its worth we rarely hear of leak issues on these tents, although being a single skin tent condensation can be an issue.  We'd recommend grabbing the Fly accessory to combat this.

Hope that helps!

G'day Steve,

You can find a old archived "copy" of the JV listing through a google search, but it's not an active page on our website.
As I've mentioned in my previous answer, the waterhead rating doesn't provide us with any information regarding the materials and manufacturing specifications for the JV range.  
Because its a long since discontinued tent, Oztent will be able to give you a definitive answer as to why the waterhead rating between the two is different.
I'm assuming that it has something to do with testing standards, as there's no other attributed difference.

Hope that explains my previous answer a bit more!

G'day Christian,

The bag the RV-3 comes with is made from polyester and is mostly to protect it from dust and light weather.

The Oztent RV Pro Travel Case would be recommended to add to your RV tent if taking it in all weather conditions. This would be a good add-on when carrying this on your roof rack as it is made from PVC and provides full-weather protection with an included rain cover to keep it dry and prolong the life of your tent. 

G'day Luke,

It will, but across the tent instead of front to back if that makes sense.  It shouldn't be a massive issue to work with, just bare in mind in the middle of the night the person at the front will have to be clambered over for any trips to the loo.

G'day Maggie,

The tent is waterproof, absolutely, but at 1500mm waterhead rating the fly is a good option if you are intending to be away in prolonged heavy rain.  Also, being a single skin tent, using a fly can significantly reduce any condensation issues.

G'day Judith,

Unfortunately not, Oztent made the decision to discontinue the RV1 and RV2 tents earlier this year.

G'day Dan,

You loose about 35cm of floor space at the Double High Mattress height due to the taper of the back wall on the RV3.
This means the amount of floor space you're left with to fit a mattress into is approx 230 x 165cm.
Your mattress will fit, but that's about all you'll have room for.

G'day Emil,

We don't currently range the Oztent Stratus mattresses, so we're not able to physically verify this for you. Based purely on the dimensions of the mattresses found on the Oztent website, the mattresses are too long to fit inside the RV3. We'd recommend the RV4 or RV5 model to ensure there is space to git these mattresses.

G'day Shareece,

Thanks for your question, unfortunately, we don't have any staff members with a triton dual cab to check this out for you, but it may possibly fit on a diagonal. Best bet will be to whip out a tape measure and see how close you'd be on the diagonal.

G'day Susan,

Yes, the RV3 has a zipper to attach the RV3 fly, you can find the fly here, they are size-specific, so just be sure to select the RV3 option.

G'day Josh,

Due to the angle of the rear of the tent, you won't be able to fit a stretcher in the RV3 from front to back. You have about 170cm of depth at the height of a stretcher from front to back, so the Goanna stretchers won't fit. If you're wanting to fit stretchers in from front to back we'd recommend the RV4 or RV5 model.

G'day Leanne,

I'm guessing you're referring to the extra mesh floor, and peaked side panels for the front awning? If so, then no, the floor doesn't attach to the side panels.

G'day Frank,

The Tagalong Tents are designed a little differently and don't have an internal self-supporting frame. They are supported off the front awning of another RV tent, or off a 4WD awning, so they won't stand up by themself.

G'day Frank, 

You certainly can set up the RV3 without the awning, given you still use the appropriate guy ropes to secure it. Hope that helps! 

G'day Nadine,

The Oztent Foxwing Tagalong tent (direct attachment) or the RV5 (using an awning connector) are designed to be connected to the  Oztent Foxwing 270' awning. However the RV3 could be attached using an awning connector, however it won't reach the full length of the side, so if you're pairing it with side walls there will be a large gap between the edge of the tent and the next wall.

G'day Jane,

I think it would be fine to have the mats in the doorway and during the day they can be pushed to one side if needed. Ideally though its better that nothing touches the sides of the tent, mainly due to rain and condensation reaching your mattresses. 

G'day Gemma,

You may have a bit of trouble, not just with the flexing of the tent but just general safety whilst travelling.  Alot of our customers who transport their RV Tents on roof racks do get a custom base plate made, but you'd really be best getting intouch with a local roof rack specialist. They'll be able to advise on the next step with your specific set up.

G'day Karl,

Your King Goanna Stretcher will fit in either the Oztent RV2 Tent or Oztent RV3 Tent but it won't really work inside an Oztent RS1 Swag. If it's just going to be you, I'd recommend the RV2. It's got plenty of room for one person. 

G'day Jack,

You should be fine to connect either the RV3 Tent or Tagalong Tent to anything with a sail track that you can slide the Oztent Caravan Connector into. The tent awning will then just zip onto the connector. If you want to attach an RV tent or Tagalong Tent to your Foxwing you'll need the Oztent RV Awning Connector instead to zip the two together.

G'day Margaret,

We haven't made an RV3 video to demonstrate this, but we do have a video of our staff member Ben setting up the Oztent RX4 Tent. You can watch it by clicking here. These are basically a fancy version of an RV Tent so it should give you a pretty good idea of how easy this will be on your own. Whilst they can be pitched in 30secs, by the time you get everything like the velcro pole tabs, pegs and guy ropes and any optional accessories sorted out you're probably realistically looking at around 5 mins plus depending on experience. The more you use it the faster you'll get! 

G'day Wayne,

If your awning has a C-Channel, then you'll be able to use the Oztent RV Caravan Connector to connect your RV3 Canvas Touring Tent to your awning. 

G'day Matt,

I think you may have had a typo there, sorry mate! Which RV did you want me to compare with the 3, the 2 or the 4?

G'day Mick,

Generally speaking, yes, the fabric of the Oztent RV is very breathable.

Condensation is naturally dependent on a range of variables, but overall, the RV performs very well.

G'day Cheryl, 

I've just spoken with Oztent, and they've said that the waterproof coating on the fabric of the RV3 tent will also provide you with some UV protection, but it will have some limitations over time so that's something to keep in mind. 

G'day Glen,

Yes the C-Gear Multimat would be fine as a robust ground sheet for the RV3 Canvas Touring Tent. It comes in various sizes including 2.4m x 4.3m, and is the ultimate groundsheet for this tent.

It is made from dual layer woven synthetic fibre and includes a heavy duty carry bag. This mat will definately help protect your tent investment from damage from below. Cheers!

Hi Jen,

As far as we can understand it, it sounds like this may not be an ideal set up in terms of safety. We would recommend that you contact a roof rack manufacturer about your set up, as they will have the expertise to advise you on what would be the best option.  

G’day Jen, I’ve spoken to our caravanning expert and he has told me that because of the size of your car/roof racks you will have an issue strapping an RV3 on car. You may need longer roof racks or borrow a bigger car from a friend. The RV1 is shorter, so it would fit your set up better - but that would be a huge downsize. It may be best to go back to the retailer that you purchased your racks from (as we don’t sell roof racks) – as they might be able to recommend a better storage solution for you.