G'day Tina,

The ends of the swag need to be pegged out to keep the canvas tensioned. The canvas sides can be rolled up if you just want a mesh to protect you from insects in good weather. The spreader bar and heavy-duty canvas on this model helps to reduce sag on the swag.

Hmm, there is mixed information on this one, Rad. I'm just going to get someone to physically check for you. I'll get back to you as soon as I know.

Turns out its canvas, Rad, I need to fix up the details on our website. It's the same 540gsm canvas as used on the upper. Sorry for the confusion. I can't tell if it's one piece, but it does look to be that way. If there are any joins they would be head welded and you won't have any problems.

Awning poles not included sorry, Troy. I've added a note on our product page to make this clearer. 

G'day Sanso,

I'm not sure which other swags you're comparing this one too, however, Burke and Wills use quality heavy duty canvas which will add a bit of extra weight to the overall swag. I can see we've put the 'Snowys' tick next to the weight which means we have personally weighed the swag at 17.8kgs.

G'day Rachelle,

Both great questions and the answers are yes!  It has dual side openings, and I've just called Burke and Wills directly to double checked on the eyelets holes, and they have them on both sides.  Check out something like the Darche Swag Awning Poles to set it up with a nifty little verandah.

G'day Rhys,

No, it doesnt. The Burke & Wills swag series are the good ol fashioned roll up and strap types. There is a PVC double swag bag available directly from Burke & Wills, otherwise the 23Zero 1400 Swag Bag, Oztrail Canvas Swag Bag - Double, or the ASOS Swag Bag - Queen would be worth a look. Hope that helps!