G'day Handsome,

We've just double checked with the specifications team and the only information that Kamp-Rite (the manufacturers) indicate is that the Double Tent Cot is waterproof when the fly is on. So in light rain, I would suggest you but the fly on to be safe, and open up the vents for a little bit of ventilation.

G'day Ben,

Both specifications for the fabric are correct. D refers to denier, while T refers to thread count, but they reflect the same type of nylon fabric. We'll look to update our website to reflect both figures for clarity.

G'day Sang,

We wouldn't recommend folding the cot up with bedding inside as it's already quite a tight fitting fold and this would place extra stress on the brackets, straps and stitching which would eventually result in damage. You might be able to get away with leaving your mattress inside but would likely need to remove your blanket and pillow.

G'day Sang, 

I've just double checked with the manufacturer, and the fly on the Kamp-Rite Double Tent Cot comes with 2 doors - one on each side.  

G'day Kendy, 

We actually don't have a display of Kamp Rite Double Tent Cot, but from comparing the dimensions which are 213L x 135W with the double mats in our range, and allowing for 5cm for the sides of the cot - the Darche All Terrain 1300, or the Megamat Duo look to be a good place to start. 

G'day Justin,

I've just checked this for you, and the bottom of the Kamp-Rite Double Tent Cot definitely measures 1cm - in fact it's more like a thin layer of insulation/padding than a mat. 

In general we always recommend that you use this cot with a mat inside it, as it's not going to be comfortable or warm enough on it's own. 

G'day Tom,

I apologise for that little hiccup there, there must have been a little mix up with those dimensions when we launched our new website - I do apologise for the confusion!

I've just updated everything now to reflect the correct dimensions and the Kamp-Rite Double Cot measures 213L x 135W cm - it's a little bit shorter but wider than the smaller models.

If you have a look at the Kamp-Rite website, they have some images of this tent packed flat in its bag, and when it's laid flat (with the legs still up) which you can check out here.