G'day Tony,

Condensation occurs in certain conditions when there's a lack of ventilation.  You won't have any condensation issues specifically because of the mats, but if its condensation weather you may get some under the mat.
Laying out a towel can really help with that, if you find it happening on some trips.
Hope that helps!

G'day Phil,

It is best recommended to pack the awning wall set away separately in its own carry bag.

G'day Phil,

You could most likely get away with it, just because the tent inside is waterproof, however, I would recommend grabbing something like the Coleman Heavy Duty Tent Dry Bag for extra protection.

G'day Sarah,

The manual pump that comes with the Evo TS has a small PSI gauge at the top near the 'handles'.  As you inflate the tent poles the resistance will increase which will cause the PSI gauge to move. 
The needle will be sitting on the current PSI of the poles.

If you're having further issues, give us a buzz on 1300 914 007, or shoot through an email maybe with some photos of whats happen

ing on your end.

G'day Steve,

Zempire tests these air poles to 20 PSI in the factory and each pole is around 7-9 PSI when inflated. Their testing confirms for every 10-degree temperature difference, the PSI will increase by 1 in the air pole frame. The TPU the inner poles are made of is designed to be flexible and handle higher temperatures. All the Zempire Air Tents come with a repair kit to patch up any small holes on the air poles too.

There shouldn't be any issues with the temperature increase, we haven't heard of anything damaging the air poles due to expansion in the heat.

G'day Anthony,

Theres not too many brands that give a midgee proof guarantee these days, as the tricky buggers can squeeze through zipper teeth, and small stitching holes, etc
Zempire simply state it to be 'bug-proof' - looking at the mesh it appears to be very fine, and for the most part you'd be ok I reckon.  Would be worth looking bug repellent or at an area deterrent aswell (like Thermacell or coils).  With that combo you shouldn't go wrong.

G'day Donna,

You absolutely can using the Evo TS wall set, which you can find in the You Might Also Like Section.
We're currently out of stock at the time of posting this answer, but if you hit the Notify Me button we'll shoot you an email when stock arrives.

G'day Dave,

I've had a chat to one of the Snowys crew who has this tent, and they've said no.
The only real option is the air pole at the very front, which has a gap between the fly, and allows you to wrap some velcro or ties around it to hold a light in place, but it will have to be removed for pack up.

G'day Murali,

The TM/TS Awning Wall Set is the only accessory available and will enclose the front verandah area.
Alternatively, if you jump up to the Evo TM you'll get basically the same tent but with an extra room.

G'day Daryl,

Zempire has indicated that the internal tent material is a breathable polyester so it should do a good job of keeping dust out of the bedroom section of the tent. We're going purely on the information we've got from Zempire on this one, as we don't currently have stock or a display model to check this for you.

G'day Wade,

There are also side vents in the rear bedroom section which provides good cross ventilation. Zempire uses a light-diffusing fabric, however, it won't completely block out light in the same way that the Coleman Dark Room tents will.

G'day Stacey,

I reached out to Zempire to clarify this one for you, and they're confirmed that the rear window is only accessible externally, you're not able to adjust the window from the inside at all. The inner bedroom is made from breathable polyester fabric (not mesh). This reduces condensation build-up on the fly, and blocks out sunlight, keeping the inside darker. In cooler weather, the rear airflow window and front door panels can be fully closed to keep the tent warmer and block out drafts. 

G'day JP,

The front awning area is part of the tent housing itself so remains attached and isn't removable. We don't have any videos yet, but Zempire has some setup, pack down and walkthrough videos that might help show the design a little more clearly.

G'day Kelly!

Yes there is a back window, one that's quite thought out too! I've had a look into this product and Zempire describes the rear window as a gusseted design. Their windows are 3 way, inner window cover, bug proof mesh wall and an outer cover, so your options for the rear window are:

1. Inner window cover open with the gussets pegged out for maximum airflow without compromising privacy

2. Fully closed using the side zipped internal window covers

3. Fully open with the outer gusset pulled aside and the inner window cover open. There is a bug proof mesh in place to keep you safe from the elements!

The tent also has many vents for maximum air ventilation too!

**Update 21/12/20  -just to clarify this one, we've double checked with Zempire, and the rear window on this model is actually only accessible externally. It can be fully closed, opened using the gusset for airflow, or rolled up and secured for lots of airflow and light to come into the rear of the tent.