G'day Tim,

I've checked with Zempire and they don't give a wind rating as such, however the beauty of air poles is that they are more durable and stable, unlike traditional poles. The Aerobase also includes Geodesic Brow Pole Supports in the top corners for additional stability, which helps to prevent the shelter from twisting in the wind. There are also top vents for ventilation which act to reduce pressure building up and prevent the shelter from lifting. So although Zempire do not provide a wind rating, the Aerobase does have an advantage over traditional pole shelters!

G'day Jarrad,

The floor space under the Aerobase 3 is 3.5 x 3.5m so you might be ok with a the 3, but I think the Aerobase 4 might be a little more spacious and comfortable for you. 

G'day Tom,

Great question, the Aerobase 3 Shelter is a temporary shelter so it's not really designed to be left up permanently, so if it's being left up long enough to need to mow your lawn then you might need to consider a more permanent shelter option. The Aerobase 3 Shelter should be left up unattended or longer than your average camping trip (e.g. 1 to 2 weeks).

G'day Jason,

Unfortunately we dont stock spare parts for the Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelters.  I reckon your best bet would be to contact Zempire directly and see what they can rustle up for you! info@zempire.com.au

G'day Garry,

The Zempire Hurricane Pump will do the trick to inflate the Aerobase 3 Shelter.

G'day Max,

The Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelter Wall comes with guy ropes pre-attached to the outside of the shelter.

G'day Brendan,

The Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelter doesn't come with a floor, no. You can grab a Ground Sheet for it here though. 

G'day Matt,

When packed down, the Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelter Wall is approximately 74 x 38 x 34 cm. The Aerobase 4 is slightly bigger at 74 x 43 x 43 cm. 

G'day David, 

I've just checked this with the web team, and the 14.5 k weight listed includes everything that comes with the Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelter. 

G'day Louise,

You shouldn't have too many problems butting the awning area of your Aero TXL Tent up to the Zempire Aerobase 3 Shelter. You might just need to work out a way to not have water leak off the front of your awning into the shaded area of the Aerobase. 

G'day Cameron,

The Zempire Aerobase shelters have a hook in the centre where the air poles cross that you can hang a lantern from.

The only difference between the 3 and 4 models is the size.

G'day Rob, 

I've just checked with the info given to us by Zempire, and the peak height of the Aerobase shelter is 2.3m. 

G’day Damian,

The doorways on the Event 14 are as wide as the width of the sides which are 4.26m, and the height is 1.8m. As for the Zempire Aerobase – we’ve checked with the supplier, and they’ve said that the doorways are 1.7m high, and 2.7m wide. 

G'day Miles, 

We've just had a look at what you get with the Aerobase, and this particular shelter does come with four smaller (approx 20cm) sand pegs, plus 16 regular pegs so you will be able to anchor each corner down on the sand with the included sand pegs. 

If you are going to be on very soft ground, you could always get some extra sand pegs in a bigger size like the 300mm Plastic Sand Tent Pegs from Poles Apart, or some even sturdier ones like these Aluminium Sand/Snow pegs in the 310mm size for the guy ropes.

This shelter is made to withstand a bit of wind, but just keep in mind that they are not designed for extreme weather conditions.