Easy Fold Single Stretcher

G'day Matt,

I've just tried the Zempire Monstamat on the Easy Fold Single Stretcher and it's a perfect fit.

G'day Rachel,

Compared to lots of the other stretchers available the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher is fairly stable and doesn't have much of a head to toe wobble like other models do.

I think this will be fine, Ian. There's not tons of space in between but this will be the case in most tents unless you go for something really big. 40cm gives you enough space to sit on the side of the stretcher and put your shoes on.

G'day Ross,

The Easy Fold Single Stretcher will fit well in the Black Wolf Turbo 240 X-Lite LF. Unfortunately, there are no flat plates designed to sit under the feet, but I've just checked and they are quite large and flat already.

G'day Paul,

You will fit the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher in an Oztent RV1, just keep in mind the back wall of the tent slopes in so you'll want to have the stretcher pulled forward a little. Your Exped mat will work just fine with this set up as well mate. 

G'day Kat,

Unfortunately, because the tent starts to slope in from right at the bottom and these stretchers are a little off the floor, you won't have enough length available to you in the Skygazer 3 to fit the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher in. 

Hi Brian,

Because of the slope at the rear of the RV tents, the RV5 is the only model that comfortably accommodates two stretchers.

You will still fit two stretchers in the RV4, but you would want to make sure they are under 200cm in length. Even then, they will be pressed against the back wall when placed front to back, and your feet or head would be very close to the wall, or if placed sideways, the person at the rear will be sleeping very close to the wall.

If you set your tent up and measure 200 cm back from the door, then up to a height of 42cm, you will get a good indication of the space you've got to work with and if this is something you feel will suit your needs.

They would fit Gary, but given the height of a stretcher, they will push on the end if put in lengthways due to the sloped walls. Crossways they will fit better, but, you're not going to have a lot of room on each side of the stretcher.

Looking at the dimensions, the rooms measure roughly 200cm in length and 220 in width. Each of these stretchers is 200 x 80cm, or 200 x 160cm when placed together. So without considering the impeding sloped walls, you've only got 30cm each side of the stretcher at ground level to work in.

I hope this helps.

They are all going to be similar Gary. The Coleman Compact Big Sky bed is a little smaller at 175cm in length. That's probably going to be the best fit, but there's still not going to be a whole lot of space around the stretcher. The downside with these is that they don't pack up particularly small. Another smaller stretcher is the Oztent Goanna at about 190cm in length and 66cm wide

If you measure out a space of roughly 200cm x 220cm on the ground (I am estimating these dimensions, we don't have one on display that I can measure and Coleman have not supplied this information), then measure the space the stretchers will take up inside this, you will get an idea of the space around the stretcher. Keep in mind the sloping walls of the tent, particularly at the end (opposite the door). These rooms are made with space for airbeds and a few bags inside, rather than a living space.

I hope this information is useful.

G'day Grace,

You'll be able to fit the Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher in your RV5 without too many issues. The only small thing is that it'll go right to the end so won't have any room to move. It will fit without touching the walls though. 

G'day Julie,

You should have no issues fitting an Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher into an Oztrail Tourer 9 tent and then placing your Exped Megamat 10LXW on top.

G'day Fred,

The Oztrail Easy Fold Single Stretcher will easily fit the Oztrail Biker Swag. There will be a natural splay of the poles which is actually beneficial as the poles will sit just of the stretcher so that water runs off rather than back onto the stretcher.