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Zempire Aerobase 4 Shelter + Wall
Details & Specs
If you need some shade, but you’re a little strapped for time and energy then the fully inflatable Zempire Aerobase 4 will make adding some shelter to your site a little simpler.
Whether you’re setting up to relax at the campsite, for a backyard soiree, or barbeque in the park – the Aerobase 4 has a heavy duty SPF50+ UV canopy for shelter from the harsh summer climate. It has also is fully seam sealed to protect against leaks and has a waterhead rating of 2000mm. Pitching this shelter is easy thanks to its fully inflatable frame, so all you have to do is attach the included pump, put some air in and you’ll be on your way.
There is a pressure gauge included, and a pressure release valve which makes it easy to inflate the poles without going too far. The vertical side walls optimise the sheltered space, and the large umbrella vents in this shelter will help prevent condensation build up.
If you like the sound of a lot of undercover shelters, that won’t take forever to set up then the Zempire Aerobase 4 is a solid choice.
- Pump included
- Inflatable pole system
- Fully seam sealed
- Two-way door zippers
- Freestanding frame design
- Full head height
- Compact packed size
- One side wall included
- Carry bag included
External Dimensions:
420L x 420W cm
Packed Dimensions:
74L x 43W x 43H cm
Weight:
16 Kg
Max. Head Height:
230cm
Material:
300D Oxford Polyester Canopy | 150D Oxford Polyester Wall
Frame Material:
Inflatable Tube | Fibreglass
Waterhead Rating:
Fly 2000mm | Wall 2000mm
Warranty:
2 Year
Supplier Code:
0176501-00000
Snowys Code:
138680
Staff tip:To prevent UV damage that isn't covered under warranty, avoid leaving your shelter set up for extended periods in the sun.
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Q&A's (11)
How do you deflate my Zempire Aerobase 2 Shelter1 answer
As I cannot fit all the pieces back in the bag. If you can make a video showing how to extract all the air 😞 please I need your help Cheers Robert ( Higgs )
Robert - North Rockhampton(6 years ago)
G'day Robert,
If you head over to the Zempire website they have some great videos on pitching and packing away your aerobase shelter.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Repair Kit1 answer
Do these come with a repair kit for the canopy, like some tents do with their fly?
Joe - 4321(6 years ago)
G'day Joe,
The Aerobase 4 Shelter isn't supplied with a repair kit, but should you have any issues with your shelter we're always happy to recommend a suitable option for minor repairs.
Leece - Snowys(6 years ago)
Connectivity1 answer
Does this shelter connect to the aerodome series tents from zempire?
Ryan Smith - Lake macquarie(7 years ago)
G'day Ryan,
As far as we're aware the Aerobase 4 Shelter is just designed as a stand alone shelter and doesn't specifically connect to the aerodome tents that Zempire also make.
Leece - Snowys(7 years ago)
are there screen walls you can buy to keep out the bugs like the coleman shelter?1 answer
and do you sell them
luci - peregian(7 years ago)
G'day Luci,
Alexandra - Snowys(7 years ago)
insect proof1 answer
if i wanted to keep the insects out i suspect i would need to add 3 additional walls to the cost. Is that right? that make a compete unit $735.00?
Christopher Spring - Warrandyte(8 years ago)
G'day Christopher,
If you want to fully enclose your Zempire Aerobase 4 Shelter, then yes, you'd need to buy an additional 3 walls.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
can I buy an additional wall and how much is it1 answer
as above
Jo - calwell(8 years ago)
There is a wall available for the Aerobase 4 Jo, but it's a new product that hasn't reached our warehouse yet.
I'll know pricing once we receive the products, so I'd recommend keeping an eye out on our website, we'll put the products online as soon as we receive them. You can check the price of the Aerobase 3 shelter wall for a rough estimate.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
Does Snowys have after pay available1 answer
as above
Joanne - calwell(8 years ago)
Not at the moment sorry Jo, we have used it in the past and may do again in the future.
We experienced some glitches that affected the level of service we offered our customers. We'll implement something once we can overcome these issues, but I don't have a date for you unfortunately.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
The picture looks like it has a floor. What if I don't want a floor in it.1 answer
as above
Jo - Calwell(8 years ago)
There's no floor in the Aerobase Jo, you can get a groundsheet to add in, however.
The lines around the edge and through the centre that you can see in the image are straps that hold the frame in place, you'll need to leave these in place to keep the shelter together. The colour you can see is actually just a reflection which existed in the images we sourced from the supplier, they must photograph their products on a shiny surface.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
Is it totally waterproof? I have only seen a vide of it being set up at the air pumping stage. I would like to know if I can see a video that shows start to finish - from getting it out of the bag and every step until the shelter is completely erected.1 answer
see above
Jo - Calwell(8 years ago)
There's not much more to the set-up than what you can see in the Zempire video Jo, and yes, the fabric is 100% waterproof.
We will add this to our list of product videos to create but it could be a few weeks until we get to it sorry, we have numerous other request waiting on the sidelines. All you need to do prior to what you see in the video is pull the shelter out of the bag, and peg out the corners. After that, you just need to peg out the guy ropes.
There air pole products are super easy to set-up, and it is for this reason that they are becoming increasingly popular.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
See below1 answer
I've seen a video of this being pumped up. I would like to understand how it works from removing it from its pack through to the fully erected shelter. From what I have seen on video I cannot see what is involved in the steps before the pump is used. For example are there poles to be put together and threaded through the shelter?
Joanne - Calwell(8 years ago)
There are no poles to thread or set up other than pulling it out of the bag and pegging the corners out Joanne. The poles and canopy are an all-in-one design, that's the beauty of air tents and shelters. Once the poles are inflated, you just need to peg out the guy ropes and you're good to go.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
I am worried about how this shelter would hold up in the wind? What can be done to make it more stable in the wind? Is it completely waterproof? What happens if it gets a hole in it, can it be mended on site or is it game over until you get home and send back to manufacturer?1 answer
see question above
Joanne - Canberra(8 years ago)
Hi Joanne,
The best thing you can do for stability in the wind is to use all peg points and guy ropes. This being said, this shelter and any similar products are basically like big parachutes, and there is only so much wind that they will be able to reasonably withstand. The benefit of the air poles, however, is that the poles flex rather than bend, the latter of which can render a steel frame useless.
In terms of punctures, you can replace the bladders, but to date, apart from some very early iterations of air filled poles in products from a different brand, we have not heard of any failures with these poles. Should your shelter get a puncture then yes, it would be somewhat useless until a replacement was sought (the bladders can be replaced), but the same could be said in many cases with the failure of a steel or aluminium frame, and a damaged steel or alloy frame can often lead to fabric damage also.
I hope this gives you some confidence in the product.
Ben - Snowys(8 years ago)
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