G'day Phil,

They are fairly similar in terms of their grip and feel. The OZtrail Ultra Mesh is made of polyethylene while the Oztent has a mixture of Polyester and PVC woven together. This may change it slightly but overall isn't a significant difference in their grip.

Hey Eally,

None of the mesh floor savers are specifically designed for the R2 Swag. If you went with the floor saver for the RV#, this is the closest to the measurements. You will have a little overlap on the sides, cover the full awning area and give you around 200cm extra to set up some of your other equipment. 

G'day Sandy,

These particular mesh floors are designed specifically for the Oztent RV tents.  I'm not sure if these would be suitable, but you can also look at the Oztrail Ultramesh which come in a range of sizes.
I've not heard of Napier before, but generally you'd first work out how much space you want to be covered and measure that up. You can just get a ground mesh for underneath the tent floor, or you can get a larger one that would also cover annex spaces.
Once you know roughly what size area you want covered by the groundsheet, you'd just choose the closest size option listed.
Hope that helps.

G'day Chen,

The RV1 has been discontinued for a while now, so there are no longer any suitable accessories available.  The option would be to get the RV3 size, but it will be significantly bigger.  Alternatively, you could measure exactly how much space you'd like covered & look at a generic ground mesh alternative like the Oztrail Ultramesh - just choose the size closest to the space you want covered.

G'day Ben.

As far as I'm aware, there arent any.  Similar to the S1 v S2 specifications in other Oztent gear, its mostly just a colour and material upgrade that provides a difference.  There may be other minor manufacturing details change, etc and extra row of stitching in high tensions areas, etc - but information on those kind of minor details aren't not provided.
You can almost be certain though, that a second version of a product is generally an improved version.

G'day Lucy,

This ultimately meshes, so it is a permeable groundsheet.  Whilst it can help with minimizing condensation, it's not going to keep your tent floor 100% dry.
It's great practice having an old towel in your camp kit, so when you're packing up your tent you can give a quick rub over any part of the floor that may have moisture.

G'day Melissa,

The SV-5 ground mesh is only 60cm longer than the RV4 ground mesh, so wont do what you are assuming it will do.
You will also end up have to peg through the mesh on the larger size, as it far exceeds the width of the RV 4, so you'll end up with holes in it that may get bigger.
Your best option if you have the RV 4 is to purchase the RV 4 size, and for the times when you want to have the front window flap set up like an awning, get an extra smaller generic ground mesh to cover this space eg Ultramesh Tarp.
Which size of this that you would go with is completely up to you and how much space you want covered, so I recommend setting up camp like you usually would and measuring out your space befroe you decide.

G'day Elise,

There sure is, you can find the SV-5 Max Mesh Floor Saver at the bottom of the list in the drop-down menu.

G'day Dan,

Yes, the RV5/RX5 version supports the RV5Plus as they have the same size tent footprint.

G'day Dan,

I've just checked with our Oztent contact, and I can confirm we have the newer Series II version of the floor savers.

G'day Richard,

Just having a quick look at the specs and dimensions, the RX5/RV5 Floor Saver should do the trick for underneath your tent, extending to the end of the awning.  This will only be as wide as the tent though, so won't fully extend out to the side of your awning walls.
Alternatively, you could check out the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp, and grab 2 different sizes to make a T shape.  It's advisable to work out exactly what dimensions you're going to be needing for your space first, and use that as a guide.

There is, Chris, the RV-4 mesh floor saver suits the Eyre 2 tent. That being said, you can use any groundsheet, the Oztent ones are just made to be a more specific fit. 

G'day Jane,

I have just checked, and the Hex Pegs will fit through the eyelets on an Oztent Mesh Floor Saver. The flat-top Hex Peg would be the best option and makes pegging out quick and easy.

G'day Peter,

Yes, the RV5/RX5 Mesh floor saver is suitable for the RX5 tent.

G'day M,

The RV Mesh Floor Savers are designed for the Oztent RV range, but they don't make a specific mesh floor for the Oxley models. We'd probably suggest going for something like the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp in the 2.44 x 6.1m size.

G'day Meredith,

Yes, you could go for an Ultramesh Tarp instead of the Oztent RV Mesh Floor Saver. The major difference will be the sizing, the Oztent ones are obviously designed to the exact size of the tents (including the awning), whereas the Ultramesh Tarps won't quite fit the same, you might end up with a little bit of overlap / underlap. In terms of feel, they both feel quite similar to me to touch, so either option should suit.

G'day Paul,

Apologies for the confusion mate!  The 'external dimensions' for each size can be found in the product description once you select your size from the drop-down menu.  The unpacked size for the RV1 is 370cm long x 215cm wide.  Cheers :)

G'day Adam,

I think we may have already connected via messenger chat but I can confirm that the Oztent RV Mesh Floor Savers work with the RX4 tent.

G'day Den,

I've just had a chat with Oztent about their RV Mesh Floor Savers. They told me that they have 8 eyelets on each of the floor savers. One in each corner and then another in the middle of each side. If you wanted to add extra eyelets, then there is enough room to do that. 

G'day Den,

The awning poles on the RV tent would sit off of the reinforced corners, you're right. Although the weight in the middle probably wouldn't be enough to cause too much damage to your Floor Saver I wouldn't have thought. 

G'day Alan,

Having just had a bit of a look at the Oztent Eyre E-2, I reckon the 8 x 16 ft Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp will be a winner. It should cover the entirety of the tent plus the awning area as well. 

G'day Mark,

Looking at the measurements of the Rhino Tagalong, I reckon you're on the money with this one. You should have too many issues using an Oztent RV Mesh Floor Saver on your Rhino tent. 

G'day Derek,

The RV Mesh Floor Savers are specifically designed to fit the Oztent RV Range whereas the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarps aren't designed for any specific tent but as a common option for a range of products. This doesn't mean though that you can't use the RV Mesh Floor Saver for other needs.

I believe that Oztent is looking to make a Mesh Floor Saver for the new JV Signature Tent, but are yet to release it.

G'day Andrew,

The Oztent JV is no longer available for sale here in Australia, so I can't check with physical stock in store. However, OzTent are still selling the JV in America, and from reading the specifications from their website, the footprint is approximately 4.4 x 2.4 m. You may want to double check this with your tent, however, to be sure.

If confirmed as this size, the Mesh Floor Saver for the RV4 would be a perfect fit.

G’day Mick,

The RV Mesh Floor Saver doesn’t attach to the tent you just peg it out underneath - though it does have the same peg out points as the RV tent.  

Howdy Tony. Yes this particular floor saver is designed to do just that. It allows for sand and dirt to fall back through to the ground as well as protecting your tent floor from damage from below. Many grassed camping sites actually won't allow the use of non-mesh floor savers as they do not allow the ground to be able to breathe, killing their lawns, so it is perfect for pretty much any camping location. 

G'day Paul, 

I've just checked with the info provided by the supplier, and I've found that the RV4 Floor Saver is 440cm long and 240cm high.