G'day Mark,

The footprint of the tent including the awning being up and open, is 3.6 x 2.2m.
If you want to use a classic heavy duty style tarp, the 8 x 12ft size would work well.
You could also look at a lighter option in the Oztrail Camper Fly, but it may not cope as well with a full week of constant rain.

G'day Barry,

Oztrail haven't supplied a waterhead rating for the fabric they use on these tents, so unfortunately we're not able to tell you what it is rated to. Nikwax may help to rejuvenate the waterproofing on the tent fly, however Oztrail doesn't explicitly state that the fabric is waterproof, so it's hard to say how well it would work. If you're worried about leaks, then we'd recommend watching this handy instructional video.

G'day Sonia,

We'd recommend the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp in the 2.4 x 2.4m size if you're just looking to protect the tent floor. If you'd also like a ground cover in the front vestibule area, then the 2.4 x 3.65m size will do the trick.

G'day Leish,

Unfortunately we don't have any stock to physically give this a whirl for you, however in general dome tents and stretchers don't work overly well together due to the slope of the side walls. If you're just wanting to fit one stretcher in the centre it should be ok, but if you're looking to fit more than one you'd need to look at the low rise version.

G'day Trish,

The awning poles in the picture are sold separately. You can find them here: Awning Pole Set.

G'day Tiana,

There isnt a specific Tasman 4V pole kit available, however the Oztrail Duraplus Pole Kit is the best option for a quick repair job.  You can head to our Tent Pole Repair walk thorough video for more info.
Hope that helps!

G'day Viv,

Yes, it does.

Thanks Amanda, glad to hear it keeps the furry creatures out of your tent!