The end/sleeping rooms are about 210 cm wide x 190 cm deep, Cass, checkout hte floorplan ou our product page for more details. ~ Ben

G'day Cass,

I'm not 100% sure what you mean by windbreaks sorry - I assume you are referring to side walls?

The 10P is the only model with the 3-section full side awning.  The 12P only has the front annexed room, which has the option for a small awning without sides.

Even though the back of the 12P looks the same as the front of the 10P, Oztrail have confirmed the back of the 12P cannot be used as a 3-section full side awning.

G'day Pete,

Yes, thats correct.  Ventilation is one of the largest factors when it comes to condensation control, so the mesh roof in conjunction with some open windows, etc ultimately helps reduce the chances of significant condensation issues.
A tent realistically is not going to keep you warm, especially a synthetic-based one, as they have very little insulative function. Whether or not the tent's inner roof is made from mesh or thin polyester fabric, it will have very little impact on overall temperatures.
As long as you have adequate bedding for the temperature you are expecting to experience, you'll sleep warm, and shouldn't have too much trouble with condensation.

G'day Andrew,

There's no specific USB power pack for these tents, any brand or size will do the trick.
These lights use roughly 1Ah, so 1000mAh is small power pack talk.
If you're looking at a 10,000mAh pack, that will run the lights for around 10hrs as an example.
You can find our range of portable power packs here, they're all great options, whichever one you go with will come down to size (as above) and personal preference.

G'day Kylie,

Firstly, these are both great tents, but they are a little different in terms of size. The Lumos 12 is a great option if you're wanting an extra room for gear, or to sleep an extra kids/friends that come along. The Coleman Tent is a little smaller with just 3 rooms, but the lighting system is a little better and is in all of the rooms, rather than just the central room in the Oztrail tent. Overall they have similar features and materials, so it will most likely come down to size. Personally, I'd choose the Coleman for the extra lights.

G'day Michelle,

You can enter the tent from the front, the rear, and the side rooms. The lighting is somewhat similar to the Coleman tents, but in the Oztrail t is only in the central room. Unfortunately, the suppliers don't indicate how hey come up with their 5 degree / 10 degree heat reduction, so it's hard to know how accurate either of them. The Coleman has been on the market for a number of years, and while we haven't done a full-scale test, they definitely stay cooler than an average tent. Once the Oztrail has been on the market over the summer, and we're able to film some videos we might be able to gather more information for you.

G'day Renee,

I'm not 100% confident I understand your question here? If you're looking for some extra undercover space then the Oztrail Deluxe Gazebos are a great option and can be set up near your tent. They come in a few different size options, 2.4m, 3.0m, 4.5m and 6.0m.

G'day Alex,

Theoretically, you could do this, however, the room at the front only has mesh internally, so it wouldn't really suit as a bedroom in the winter months. You could open up the rear door cover as an awning, that would work ok, but the bedroom configuration might not work depending on the season.