G'day Joanne,

Good question, unfortunately, we don't know anything about the Big Daddy swags as they're made by another retailer. The best bet will be to check the dimensions of your swag against the dimension on the stretcher and then decide from there.

G'day Ben,

The Queen Stretcher will sort of fit in the RV4 - unfortunately, it will likely touch on the rear slope of the tent and lead to the possibility of water leaking in. To reduce condensation you'll need to use the RV-4 fly, and open up some of the vent windows, changing from a mattress to a stretcher won't reduce the condensation.

G'day Ben,

Generally, double swags are not compatible with double stretchers due to the support bar than runs clean down the middle. Often this has a reasonable impact on how comfortable your swag is.
If you're abit of a bed hog, or like to stretch out or claim more than half the mattress territory for yourself, a double stretcher swag combo probably isn't for you. 
From a fit perspective, if you dont mind having that solid ridge down the middle, you shouldnt have any trouble.
Hope that helps.

G'day Scott,

The RV5 and RX5 have the same size sleeping space, so, unfortunately, the Queen Stretcher isn't going to be the best option for this tent.

G'day Michael,

The rear section of the Oxley 7 tapers down toward the ground at the back, so you can't quite fit an entire stretcher in the rear section with the curtain zipped shut. If you left the curtain open then you could use the Queen Stretcher in most of the rear section, and adjust as necessary.

G'day Mick,

Yes you can use 2 x Megamat 10 LXWs on top of the Easy Fold Queen Stretcher, however, we think they'll fit better without the coupler kit, as the centre bar can prove to be a little annoying if the mats are connected together. 

G'day Michael,

Yes, you'll be able to comfortably fit the Oztrail Queen and Single Stretchers in the 12 x 15 Cabin Tent. There are two rooms that are pretty spacious so there are a range of configurations that will work with those two stretchers.

G'day Charlotte,

The Easy Fold Queen Stretcher is a little bit narrow for the Nebula 1550. We'd probably recommend using the Nebula on the ground due to the size and shape of the Swag. 

G'day Kay,

Unfortunately, we don't sell Kings swags so it's hard to say, we've given it a whirl with a few Oztrail and Darche branded swags with no problems. 

G'day Cathy,

The Easy Fold Queen Stretcher is pretty comfortable without an extra mattress on top, however, in winter you might find yourself a little cold as the stretcher won't provide much protection against the cold air underneath the stretcher. We'd suggest pairing it with a self-inflating the mattress, this will provide you with extra padding, and insulation from the cold. You can check out the Double and Queen Self Inflating options here.

G'day Stacey,

You could put your air mattress on this stretcher but there's a couple of considerations.

The lowest double high air bed we sell is 40cm, ontop of the stretcher this makes a bed height of 90cm which I have to 'hop up' to get on to.  If your airbed is one of the taller double highs availble, you'll be getting close to the 1m mark.

The Queen stretchers have a bar down the centre.  This means that your air mattress will likely be higher in the middle, and may cause you to roll to the side whilst sleeping.  The other possibility with the bar down the centre, is causing concentrated wear and tear on that part of the base of the air mattress.

Hope that helps!

G'day Hayley,

We've heard feedback from both customers and staff that double swags aren't very comfortable to sleep on with this stretcher due to the support bar down the centre. The support bar is critical for the structure of the stretcher but also means the swag gets lifted up in the middle and people tend to sleep at an odd angle. It may be worth measuring your swag to see if it will fit on any other stretchers. Feel free to give our customer support team a call on 1300 914 007 to discuss some options. 

G'day Kristy,

Are you using the mat on the stretcher or wishing to put them side by side?  Using them together you'll have no worries with the combo fitting inside the bedroom of the Turbo Twin 240. 

Each bedroom in the 240 measures 240cm x 180cm and the Easy Fold Stretcher has external dimensions of 200cm x 144cm.  However, you won't fit the stretcher side by side with the mat - not in the one bedroom space at any rate.

Hope that helps :)

G'day Stu,

You don't need to use a self-inflating mat on a stretcher but it will improve the comfort. For some people, this will be essential as stretchers can be a bit firm, but others will sleep fine without it. The other big difference a mat will make is it will provide much better insulation than a stretcher or airbed will. So they're an ideal addition for winter if you find your bedding a bit cold as much as anything else. 

G'day Roger,

Becuase of the angled wall of the RV5, it's really hard to fit any stretchers in it without touching the walls. The Oztrail Easy Fold Queen Stretcher goes right up to the wall. If you had any wind or rain, then I'd be a bit concerned about it then touching so would probably recommend against using it in the RV5. 

G'day Roger,

I'd recommend going for a self-inflating mattress for the RV5. That way, you're not contending with the height of a stretcher with the angled wall. 

G'day Roger,

Depending on your budget, there are a few different options you can go for. I personally own a Zempire Megamat and would always recommend them!