G'day Jessica,

Unfortunately we're no longer able to get our hands on the sunwalls as an additional item. Due to the shape of the curve it will be quite difficult to find anything equivalent to fit. At this point in time we don't have spare walls we could physically measure for you to confirm the size sorry.

G'day Mimi,

No, its not unfortunately.
We cover this at about 1:40 in the features video, with a close-up of the seams for more info, if that helps!

G'day Julie,

Unfortunately the Event 14 Mesh walls are discontinued, and no longer available for purchase. You can find the sunwalls here.

G'day Brian,

Unfortunately not, there isn't a specific mosquito net designed for the Event 14 Deluxe.

G'day Dave,

Thanks for reaching out, yes we generally have some spare poles available. Please just flick through an email to service@snowys.com.au, Attention: Special Orders, and we can double check our current spare parts stock and verify price and shipping options.

G'day Martin,

Good question, this one has us baffled, we're basing the weights on the specifications Coleman has provided in their catalogue. You're right though, the canopy is the only difference between the two, so they shouldn't be quite that different. I'll get one of our product checking experts to weigh both models, and update the weights in the next day or so. Once we've done this the weights will have a little orange tick next to them to confirm we've weighed them ourselves.

G'day Rebecca, 

You could put two of the Event 14 shelters next to each other, however they aren't a rain shelter, and therefore there is no rain gutter. The Event 14 is designed as a sunshelter, to provide shade, rather than rain protection. You might want to consider the Zempire Aerobase Shelters, they have a waterproof rating, and you can join two together.

G'day Sue,

The colour of the Coleman Event 14 Sunwall is a fair bit lighter than the picture shown on the website. If you check out the link provided below, the colour of the wall is actually closer to the colour of the canopy- light grey. https://www.snowys.com.au/event-14-sunwall

G'day Muditha,

The Event 14 Sun Shelter is designed as a temporary shelter, so using it while camping for a few days/a week at a time, or shelter for day trips to the beach or parks.
The Staff tip is there to indicate that this isn't designed for use as a permanent shelter - e.g. set up longterm over a pool, driveway, or in your backyard.

Hi Michelle. If you email some photos to warranties@snowys.com.au, our warranty team will get your message and will be the best people to work something out for you.

G'day S, 

From checking out the display model of the Coleman Event 14 in store, the guy ropes when taught add approximately 1.5m on each side to the external dimensions of this shelter (which are 426L x 426W cm).

I would suggest checking the space restrictions with the place you want to stay at, and then you should be able to figure out if this shelter will suit your set up from there. 

G'day Gibbsie,

Thanks for the question, both the Event 14 Sun Shelter and the Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter are a great option for long days on the beach. They both have a UPF50 rating so will do a good job of keeping you safe from the UV rays. The Deluxe model has a canopy that is 150 denier, double that of the non-deluxe model. This means it should last longer so if you are planning to use it a lot the Deluxe might be the better option.

G'day Krystle,

The Coleman Event 14 Sun Shelter would be absolutely perfect for your inland camping adventures! As for whether or not the deluxe will provide extra rain protection, the material is twice as thick, so will be longer lasting and slightly more waterproof. Having said that, it would take one heck of a downpour for any water to make its way through the standard model. 

G'day Alzina,

If it gets really windy, then the Oztrail Gazebo will be quicker to pack up if you need to. The Coleman Event 14 Sun Shelter is larger and will offer you more shade though. 

Sorry Emma, it looks like we mixed some words up there.

The Event 14 is going to pack up smaller than the Oztrail Gazebo, it will be about 60cm shorter. As for the poles, you are right, the Event 14 poles slot together so sand can be tapped out of the pole. It's still good to brush all the sand off after each use though.

Apologies for the confusion.

G'day Emma, 

The Oztrail Deluxe 3.0 size gazebo packs down to 160L x 30W x 30H cm whereas the Event 14 is 101L x 21W x 25H cm when back in its bag, so it’s not going to be smaller than your current gazebo.

Unfortunately, sand is going to get on your gear when you use it at the beach, so it’s just a matter of shaking or brushing the sand off, rinsing off the poles and drying it before putting it away. 

G'day Melissa,

I'm sorry to hear about your canopy. The good news though is that the frame of the standard is the exact same as the Coleman Event 14 Sun Shelter. We'd need to order the canopy in for you though, so give us a call on 1300 914 007 and one of our friendly customer service reps will be able to get that all sorted and work out the price for you.

G'day Lisa,

Good news! The Coleman Event 14 Sun Shelter Sunwall does come in a carry bag. That should make it nice and easy to take on all your adventures!

G'day Jacqui,

The 150 denier fabric used to make the Coleman Event 14 Deluxe Sun Shelter is double the strength of the 75 denier used in the regular Coleman Event 14 Sun Shelter.

G'day Ruby, 

I've just checked out the display model, and it looks like there isn't a loop to hang a lantern. The middle of this shelter actually has a mesh panel at the top which looks to be for ventilation. 

G'day Richard, 

I've just had a chat with Coleman, and they've said that tacking on the Event 14 to the Instant Up 10 is not something they would recommend - as they're not designed to be used together like that, so it might actually be a bit unsafe Richard. 

G'day Becky, 

The Event 14 Sunshelter doesn't come in different colours, but it does come in a deluxe version called the Event 14 Deluxe which has a heavier duty canopy. This model is green and white, but it isn't the same as the standard Event 14 if that makes sense. 

G’day Jess,

There isn’t a perfect size for the Event 14, so the best thing to do would be to use two of the 2.44 x 4.88 Ultramesh tarps with the longer side laid down next to each other to completely as the Event 14 shelter as it's 426W x 426L. 

G'day Jan,

These are very popular down at the beach and are fine to use there in the sand! Of course you should try and keep it clean and dry, so you may want to get it out when you get back home to clean it, and make sure to rinse it if you get any saltwater on it.

G'day Tony,

The best thing to do is to give us a buzz on 1300 914 007 and we can look into availability and pricing for you.