G'day Ida,

Check out the You Might Also like section for a link to recommended Oztent awning poles - otherwise the Supa Peg Aluminium Tent Poles in the 230cm size will be a good alternative.

G'dsy Daniel,

Yes, you can. Check out the Features video on the RV5 Plus at the 2:33 mark for info on the awning and accessory connection options.

G'day Andrew,

Glad you asked - they won't unfortunately!
You'll need to grab the Plus specific front panel, which you can find here.

G'day Robert,

No, it wont.  The RV3/4 tents have the same width, which is why that particular size is interchangeable.  The Rv5 is a different size entirely, so needs its own specific front panel.

G'day Judith,

Yes, the RV3/4 model will first the RV3 tent. They are supplied with a twist-lock ridge pole, so there is no need to purchase one separately.

G'day Emily,

As far as we know this combination isn't compatible, however as we've never sold the Eyre model it's hard to know for sure. Oztent sells the Eyre Specific Front Panels on their website, so it's probably best sticking with one of those.

G'day Eric,

Sorry, I'm not too sure what your question here is - you've asked this question on the RV Front Panels, they have eyelets in the outer canvas layer so you can have an extra front awning area. The side panels have a D-shaped door, so there isn't really a need to have eyelets as there is nothing to attach them to.

G'day Michael,

Yes, you'll be able to use the RV3/4 front panel on your RV3 while you have deluxe side panels attached. 

We don't have anything that attaches to the front of the awning, sorry, Paul, Oztent doesn't make anything quite like that. However, the storm flap on the front panels can be extended as an awning if you were to add a couple of extra awning poles to your set-up. You can see an image of this here - https://www.snowys.com.au/rv-front-panels

Alternatively there is an awning that can be attached to either side and used in conjunction with the peaked side panels. You can see it here - https://www.snowys.com.au/side-awning-rv2345

There's no reason why you couldn't do this, Brian. If you add side and front panels it will completely enclose the awning, but you will need to add a tarp or floor saver to cover the ground. The floor won't physically attach to the walls, but the PVC flaps at the base will still provide a reasonable seal against weather.

G'day Anna,

Unfortunately, the lengths of the Oztent RV Front Panels differ to the lengths of the Side Panels. In all theory, you can zip them on it the place of the side panel but it most likely won't line up properly and you might be left with some overhang. 

G'day Mark,

Any 6" (180cm) poles will suit your Oztent RV Front Panels. As for a ridge pole, it couldn't hurt, although if you put guy ropes on the poles, they should stand without the ridge pole. 

G'day Mary,

Along with your Oztent RV Front Panel, you'll also need the Oztent Deluxe Side Panels available here. These will completely enclose the awning of the RV. If you want to take it one step further to cover the floor, you can consider a solid or mesh floor saver available here.