G'day James,

If you are talking about sleeping mats, and you want to use them on the floor then yes, absolutely.
The sleeping area of the tent is 250L x 300W cm

G'day Mei,

The RX is not discontinued, and is available on our website here.

The SV5 has been around for a few years, and is an extension of the RV series, being made from the same materials, etc.  The main difference is the extended annex, and the tapered tent which gives more of a trapezoid floor space.  Whilst it does have more overall cover, the shape of the floor makes it abit harder to neatly fit a range of sleeping mats.

You wont be able to fit a family of 5 in the main tent only so you will need to utilise the awning room as a second bedroom.

The RX5 has no optional accessories or additions. Whilst the awning room is a fully sealed tent roon expansion, this means you won't have an outdoor covered living space.  If an outdoor living space is important to you, you will need to pack an additional shelter for this purpose.

The RV/SV series do have walls available to create an awning 'room', but there is no option to seal off the floor.  That means that this 'room' will either be exposed ground, or you can use the Mesh Floor Saver.

The RV series has an option to add a side awning extension.  The SV & RV Plus tents have a front awing extension option.



Check out the following for two rooms and an outside sheltered space:

For the RX you would need:
- tent
- additional shelter

For the SV Max you would need:
- tent
- all walls
- floor saver
*scroll to the bottom of this link to see all these items as a package deal.

For the RV5 Plus you would need:
- tent
- Side & Front Wall
- floor saver
- front awning extension


Hope that helps and gives abit more info to consider.

G'day Aaron,

They wont fit, I'm sorry.  The two mats combined are 282cm wide, the SV-5 starts at 280cm at the door, and tapers down to 240cm at the back of the frame, and then to 210cm at the rear wall.
You may be able to get away with squeezing 2 x 132cm wide mats, but nothing more than that.

G'day Chris,

The RV and SV are different tent ranges so are not interchangeable or compatible.
You can find the side walls in the You Might Also Like section, or jump over to them here.

G'day Matt,

Check out our Features video around the 11:00 mark where Ben runs through all varying inner dimensions of the SV-5.
This covers width and height variations.
Hope that helps!

G'day Ken,

No, unfortunately not - the SV-5 is not compatible with the Foxwing, they are different sizes and have different zip configurations.
You'll be able to butt the tent up to the edge of the foxwing, but their wont be a physical attachement option, I'm sorry!

G'day Annette,

No, there's no separate bags for different components.
You can watch the How to Set Up and Pack away video with Ben, published on the product page, to see how the tent comes fully packed up, and also to see the different components laid out.
You may want to pull that apart and store different parts inside your vehicle, but how you do that would be personal preference.
Hope that helps!

G'day Raymond,

No, the RV Tagalong series is not compatible with the Oztent SV-5.

G'day Kellie,

We don't have a display model to measure for you, however we've measured the RV5 which has similar dimensions toward the rear section. It is 50cm from the back edge of the frame, to the back edge of the floor. Hopefully that helps.

G'day Simon,

It's not something we'd recommend as there may be a risk of damage to the tent fabric from the heat or smoke. It may work ok with a small amount of wood, however you'd also want to be sure that the smoke doesn't get trapped under the awning and is getting blown away.

G'day Belinda,

If you're wanting to use this tent for just one of you then I think something like a kayak lifter attachment for your roof racks would probably work quite well depending on the model of roof racks you've got. Aside from this, my other suggestion would be to prop one end up on the rack first, and then lift or slide the other end up and into place.