G'day Jonathan,

This is the same dimensions and specs as they have been, no differences to worry about.

G'day Rob,

Yep, absolutely - great solution.  Oztent does have a separately available spreader bar here.  Alternatively, any type of spreader bar should do the trick.

G'day Toni,

Yes, absolutely!  It's likely to be alot easier, especially if you're a bit vertically challenged!
There's also no issue keeping the fly attached for set up and pack up, especially if you're using it all the time.  It's really common, and alot of people leave it attached.
Hope that helps!

G'day MJ,

Not to our knowledge, it's designed specifically for the RV tent range.
You may be able to come up with a DIY solution or hack, but I'd say that would take a fair bit of trial and error.

G'day Emma,

Theres about a 25cm difference in width and depth with the fly sheet, which may not seem like much, but it is when using the two together.
There's a couple of reasons, mainly being that the fly attaches via zip to one side, so will be even one side, short on the other.  If you are wanting to use the fly to help limit condensation, there needs to be an air gap between the tent itself and the fly.  This is done by using awning poles that fit into the fly and stand either side of the tent.  I cant see a way that this will be achievable with the fly being so short on one side.

Ultimately, if you have the RV5 tent, you'll need the RV5 fly in order to get functionality and the best performance out of your setup.

G'day Paul,

I'm really sorry but we're not able to confirm this with any certainty as its been quite some time since we have the JV Signature in stock.
From memory, the JV is only 2m wide, whereas the RV3 is 2.4m wide.  Looking at the measurements, my best guess is that they aren't compatible.

G'day Andrew,

No, the RV5 fly is too wide for the RV3, so it won't attach to the tent properly. We'd recommend sticking to the RV3 Fly.

G'day Chris,

Unfortunately, the RV3 Fly will be too large for the RV2. There was previously an RV2 Fly available, however, the fly was discontinued when the tent was discontinued last year, so we're not longer able to get them sorry.

G'day Jim, 

No, the RV Fly range is compatible with RV tents only.
If you have a Tagalong you'll need a Tagalong Fly.
Hope that helps.

G'day Lyn,

I don't have one that we can physically get out and measure at the moment, but the RV3 fly is designed for the RV3 tent which is 2.0L x 2.4W m. The RV4 fly is designed for the RV4 tent which is 2.4L x 2.4W m. 

G'day Greg,

You can, however, it's not something we'd recommend as you'll struggle to get the tent back in the back, and you might accidentally pinch the fly in the frame.

Hi Sean,

Yes there is an option in the size menu to select the RV5 model.

G'day Leah,

The RV fly is only designed to fit the RV models, so, unfortunately, it won't fit your Oxley 7 tent. The Oxley tent is supplied with a fly, and should always be set up with the fly on. If you've lost or damaged your fly then the best option might be to reach out to Oztent and see if they have a spare one you could purchase.

G'day Tam,

The Oztent RV Side Awning attaches to the side of the RV awning itself.  The RV Fly attaches to the RV tent, above the doorway, so wont interfere with the awning at all.

G'day Bruce,

The Oztent Fly itself has a double zip connection.

When using with your set up as above, the fly zips straight onto the Tagalong itself and the second zip is attached to the Foxwing awning.  Both zips on the fly are up tight together, so the awning/tent connection isnt compromised through the fly connection.

The interaction of the OzTent range does vary depending on your set up, you can call anytime on 1300 914 007 if you have any further questions. we'd love to have a chat!

G'day Sean,

I've rung Oztent to confirm this, and yes the flysheet from an RV-5 will fit the RX-5, it'll just be a different colour. 

G'day Andrew, 

I've just spoken with Oztent to confirm, and they've told me that the RV Fly is silver on the top, and green on the sides. It may look a little different in the lifestyle shots depending on the lighting perhaps, but it should look the way it does in the first image. 

G'day Ken,

Unfortunately the Oztent RV Fly is only desgned to work with the Oztent RV Tents but not with the Oztent Tagalong Tents. Oztent do make a Tagalong Fly (click here to view) but from my understanding Oztent are only making RV3,4 & 5 Tagalong Tents and Flys to match so you may want to double check the model of your tent before ordering anything. 

G'day Jason,

Our apologies, we have this wrong on our website. The Oztent Fly is made from a Silver Coated Rip-Stop Nylon. We'll look to change our details today.