G'day Sharyn,

Most powered sites at commercial caravan parks are around 8m x 8m, but every park will differ so it would be good to check the size of the sites with the place you want to stay beforehand. 

For this tent, you would need a campsite or space of about 7m x 4m which should fit most standard sites, although some sites may be smaller, this tent should fit in most campsites. 

G'day Rick,

The best option is to use some Gear Aid Tenacious Tape, which you can get in a few sizes/options depending on the size of the puncture.
Its recommended to apply the tape to both the inside and the outside of the floor material.

G'day Darren,

The bedroom insert isn't mesh, but it isn't a blackout material like the Pro series - its essentially the same kind of material you expect on a standard tent inner, but black/dark grey colour.
Watching the walkthrough video on the product page, it's good to be mindful that this is filled in the middle of the day at maximum sunlight - dusk and dawn will be a lot darker in the bedroom section.

Hope that helps.

G'day Van,

Those accessories will come with their own storage bags, in our experience there is not enough room in the tent storage bag to also store the accessories.  It also makes it easier in those times where you may be doing a quick trip, or dont always want to take all your accessories with you.
Hope that helps.

G'day Morgan,

Most tents available in Australia have an average water head rating of around 3000mm, which is more than adequate. The issue with prolonged periods of rain is how well the tent has been set up and tensioned, and if all guy ropes have been set out to support the water shedding design.
The Evo series has a 6000mm waterhead rating which is far and away above the standards we generally see, as Zempire is primarily designed for use in NZ and the UK.
Hope that helps!

G'day Robert,

I'm not 100% sure which wall you are talking about.
The door into the rear section/bedroom is both solid & with mesh panel like a normal tent.
There is an actual bedroom wall which divides the space into two, which you can roll it up and secure it at the back of the tent, and this is solid.

G'day Jacqui,

Yes, the Zempire Evo tents have a waterhead rating of 6000mm versus 2000mm on the Black Wolf Turbo Lite tents. 

We'd recommend listing to our June Podcast episode with Zempire regarding waterhead ratings. This has lots of great info and discussion about everything you'll need to know.

I hope this helps.

G'day Cerys,

Yes, the Evo range has zip out room dividers to customise your space.

G'day Benita,

The forwarad facing door of the front living area has a dual-layer door that can be zipped shut for privacy and weather protection, or completely opened up for a sheltered play/living space. It would be worth having a look at the videos on the Zempire website, as they'll offer a little more information for you too.

G'day Benita,

The awning on the Zempire Evo TL V2 is literally just a verandah.  If you want to enclose this area you can do so with the Evo TL Awning Wall Set, which you can find in the "You Might Also Like" section on the product page.

G'day Benita,

Yes, the Evo TL has 3x external power cord access zips and 2x internal access zips at the top of the inner/bedroom tent. 
Hope that helps!

G'day John,

We do have plans to film some videos of the new Zempire range of tents, however as you can imagine this is a fairly in-depth and long process so it does take a fair amount of planning, filming and editing time so while we do have it on our lists, it might be some time before we get a chance to do a review on each of the models. zempire.com.au also have some great videos of the inflation, pack away and general walkthroughs too if you're looking for something sooner than we can get them up.