G'day Kim,

The Oztent has a zip connection while the Darche has a sail track connector, currently this won't be able to match up.

G'day Rob,

It doesn't matter, the function of both options is exactly the same.  The RV5 will be as wide as the RV5 tent and have abit left over on the RV3 side. The RV3/4 will be as wide as the RV3 tent and stop abit short on the RV5 side.
Either way, both tents will be connected - I guess the RV3/4 size saves you a few bucks!

G'day Thomas,

We dont have any RV2 awning connectors at all I'm sorry.
They're discontinued and no longer available. 
You may be able to find one with another retailer who has some stock left, or possibly second hand.

G'day Sarah,

It can't be used, unfortunately.  The RV & RX series are different tents - despite looking similar they use different zips and configurations.

G'day Nicole,

Yes, you can use the RV5 awning connector to connect an RV5 and RV5 plus front awning together.

G'day Jen,

Unfortunately not, there is no way to attach the Hex Screen House to an RV5 tent.

G'day Jazlie,

Yes, you can use the RV5 connector to connect and RV5 and RV5 Plus tent.

G'day Joel,

We don't think this is possible to be honest, as the only zipper on the top is the fly attachment zipper, and we're not sure the orientation will allow for the zippers to attach to one another. Oztent has designed their tents to connect using the awning connector between the end of each awning, or by attaching a tagalong tent off the front of the awning of the main tent. It may be possible to do what you're suggesting, however at this point in time we don't have the facilities to test it out. I'd say give it a whirl when you're next able to, and if it works that's great.

G'day Wayne,

You won't be able to use the awning connector to connect your RV tent to your Tagalkong tent due to the orientation of the zippers. 

G'day Matt,

The Oztent RV Awning Connector is a guttering connection system that runs between the awnings of 2 RV tents.  Check out the video to see Ben demostrating to use of this product.  
Rhino Rack and Oztent products are not compatible.  Whilst these 2 brands were in partnership with some of their products a long time ago, this is no longer the case, and there is no attachement function between the Oztent RV/Tagalong series and Rhino Rack awnings.

G'day Kelly,

Thanks for getting in touch about fitting your Eyre E2 with a Foxwing awning. I've just spoken with Ralph who I think has called Oztent and spoken with you over the phone. Oztent told us they're pretty sure it will fit with the RV-5 awning connector, but if you end up trying it out please let us know so we can help future customers out too!

G'day Mike,

I can picture what you're saying mate. But if you want to physically join them together you will need the Awning Connector because the zips on each awning both have a slider on them and they won't zip together. The connector has the opposing zippers allowing you to join the awnings together. 

G'day Troy,

As you mentioned, you'd have a slight discrepancy with the width of the two tents but you can connect them together using an Oztent RV Awning Connector. 

Good question Lee! 

Set up time is always variable but given that you need to arrange the floor savers, put up each tent, connect the awning connector and add side panels, it might be roughly 20 minutes but would probably speed up with practice.

In relation to the order of setup, we've discussed it and think that perhaps a good approach would be to lay out your first floor saver, erect one tent on this and then connect the awning connector to one side of that.  That will give you an idea of where to place your next floor saver which you can then erect the second tent on.  Then the deluxe sides would be the last thing to setup but I'm sure you'll tailor this method to how it best suits you.

Thanks for sharing, Kiz!

We'd love to see a video.

Hi Max,

You only need one RV Awning Connector to join two RV5’s together, and you can only use one at a time. You put the front edge of the awnings together, and then use the connector to join them up. You can then add the side panels on either side to create one large space.

I hope I’ve answered your question, if you’re still unsure feel free to let me know and I’ll give it another crack! 

G'day Max,

I've just opened one up to confirm, and the Awning Connector also connects down the side so you can also join the side panels.

I'm sorry that I didn't answer part that in my first response, I must have got my wires crossed there. 

Hey Max, 

The awning connector goes all the way around enclosing the area - so your side panels will be connected on the front and back. It's a little hard to see in the picture but I've confirmed this is the case.