For all you time-poor campers out there, the Aero TM from Zempire takes all the trouble out of setting up thanks to its inflatable structure. With an equal amount of space for both sleeping and living, you’ll be comfortable hanging out in your shelter at any time.
You can have some privacy in your rear sleeping area as it can be sectioned into two spaces, or left open for a more spacious area. You won’t be blinded by the sun every morning, as the inner sleeping area will block out light making this tent perfect for sleep ins. The UV treated SPF 50+ fabric will keep your shelter deteriorating over time, and the hot taped seams and 5000mm waterhead rated fly will keep moisture out. The front awning can be used as a partially undercover living area which is perfect for relaxing, and with a full head height you can stroll in and out of your tent with ease.
The PVC windows allow for a beautiful view, and the mesh will keep insects out. The vents around the base of the tent will allow for cooler air to come through on warmer days, and prevent condensation from building up on the inside of your tent. The Aero TXL is so simple to use: just lay it down, peg it out, attach the pump, give it some air – and voila! For the small family or couple who wants a stable, comfortable and quick pitch tent – the Aero TM is a tent you can rely on.
Is there a ventilation flap at the back (outer) of the tent?1 answer
It is interesting to compare what Zempire offer here in Australia, v's the 'same'? tent in the UK. There is not only a roof protector available, but also a sun canopy which zips across the front of the tent, providing shade that would be much appreciated in Australian hot sun! Why is it not available here, but is in the UK? Additionally, the UK version of the tent most definitely has a flap at the back of the outer tent, covering a large mesh panel which provides through ventilation of the tent; given the criticism of 'no vents' at the back of the tent, has this feature been omitted for the Australian Market? It's also interesting to note that in the UK, the TL and TXL are both available in polycotton - a much superior material for hot climes - why do we get only the polyester version? Many thanks :-)
John - Carnegie VIC(7 years ago)
G’day John,
It’s great to see how much you’re getting into the Zempire range! We couldn’t answer all your queries, so I’ve had a chat to the Zempire rep and this is what they’ve told me.
The sun canopy is a unique feature to the UK tents because it’s something that most tents in the UK have – it’s sort of a standard that most tents have in that region of the world which we don’t see in Australia very often.
The sun canopy is also made from PVC, so that material isn’t going to work well in the Australian climate. Zempire have also said that they are developing a shade that will hopefully be available for next season in Australia.
They also checked for me, and they’ve said that the UK and AU model both don’t have a ventilation flap at the rear of the tent.
**EDITED there is a ventilation flap underneath the rear fin of the Aero TM tent**
Zempire said that the polycotton versions aren't available in this region, as it’s not suitable for the NZ/AU market due to the weather conditions.
In general if you do see a product or feature on a Zempire UK tent, the reason we won’t have it is generally because it won’t be suitable for the Australian weather conditions – it’s not because they are downgrading the product in this region. I hope this answered all your questions John!
Emily - Snowys(7 years ago)
Repair kit?1 answer
Hi...
Are there repair kits available for the pressure tubes and for the tent/fly/cap fabrics?
If you don't carry them, where can I buy them (for insurance only...)?
Thanks,
Rob
Rob - Tawonga South(7 years ago)
Howdy Rob,
I have checked on the Zempire web site and I am unable to find a repair kit for your tent. My suggestion would be to send them a quick email at info@zemire.com.au and see if they can recommend a repair for your situation? Just so you're aware, if there ever is a problem with your air tent, let us know straight away and we will sort it out for you Rob.Â
Nick - Snowys(7 years ago)
Can the sleeping area in the back be opened up?1 answer
Hi Snowy's,
Can the sleeping area in the back of this tent be opened up to just one room to fit a double inflatable mattress? And how does it open up? Would there be a zip or something along the middle of the floor?
Cheers,
Henry
Henry - Bondi(7 years ago)
G’day Henry,
We actually don’t have the Aero TM on display in store, but we do have the TL which has the same layout and features of the TM but in a slightly bigger size.
In the sleeping are of both the tents there is a divider curtain that hooks on each corner, to the top and bottom of the tent which you can remove to create one sleeping space.