G'day Tony,

I've review our product video, we mention the 4P & 6P models have a small area to cover the vestibules, but it doesn't cover the extensions.
The footprint measurements and diagram are correct, but so is the video - perhaps just some miscommunication sorry!

G'day John,

The peg holes on the groundsheet will largely line up with the tent, assuming you're using the compatible mesh for the tent you've got.
The eyelets on the mesh are the same size as the tent, which are 7mm in diameter.   Hex pegs unfortunately wont fit, they're an 8mm shaft - 10mm total diameter including the thread.

G'day Mary,

A mesh ground sheet can increase abit of airflow & circulation under the tent, which may help.
There's no real way to measure how much of a difference it will make, as there are so many variables.  There are loads of other benefits to the mesh ground sheets, so they'll be an advantage, but the wet flooring may just be the nature of your particular tent.

G'day Brooke,

Either this or an Ultramesh Tarp would be a good way to go.
If you go the latter you can choose from a broader range of sizes which will give you good coverage of any extra areas like the vestibule.  Whichever size you go with would depend on how much area you'd want covered.
If you need to peg through it you can, and just make sure you set it up the same way and peg through the same holes each time.
Often people will also put eyelets in to protect additional holes.

G'day Paul,

The Swagger isnt considered part of the Instant Up family tent range, so there isn't a specific ground sheet made for this tent.
The floor size is 240 x 210cm so you'll need a mesh ground sheet as close to that as possible.
Out of our range, the closest we sell is the 2.4 x 2.4 m Oztrail Ultramesh Tarp.

G'day Nate,

No, the Ground Mesh Footprints won't provide moisture protection, as they've been designed to protect the tent floor while allowing any water to seep through into the ground, and prevent water pooling between the tent floor and tarp layer.

G'day Shah,

Yes, the groundsheet is a mesh material to allow water and air to circulate so that it doesnt kill plants or other organic matter under the tent.
Its primary function is to protect the tent floor from stick/rock, other sharp things which may cause damage, but being permeable it may allow for very wet mud to move through.
Ultimately if your are set up camping it a wet environment, make sure to dry your tent our fully at home before packing it away properly between trips.

G'day Cara,

I've checked in with Coleman on this one, they've advised that the footprints for the most part haven't changed.  It's mostly just amendments to the fly that's changed through upgrades.
If you have any concerns though, just triple check the measurement of you tent with the measurements of the footprint, but I'd say you'll be ok!

G'day Mick,

You could get the 6P groundsheet for the 4P tent, however it's going to be too big, which will mean you end up with peg point holes through the mesh material over time. We'd recommend sticking with the customised size for the 4P tent, as it will be the best fit.

G'day Louise,

Yes, the Coleman Ground Mesh is a good option to pair with the Oztrail tents. They won't be an exact fit, but they're the closest fit option we've got.

G'day Siobhan,

Essentially the footprint and framework of the Coleman Instant Up series hasn't changed.  If you have an Instant Up 6P tent the footprint will fit.  The only consideration with the Darkroom and Northstar Series is the larger vestibule space, which won't be fully covered by the ground mesh.  Have a look at the product photos online to see how the ground mesh will fit with the tent inner.

G'day Janelle,

Glad to hear you stayed warm and dry in the howling winds!
In terms of cleaning your Mesh Footprint, we'd recommend hanging it over the washing line, or a fence and giving it a good wash with the garden hose using a sprayer handle. We wouldn't recommend trying to wash it in your washing machine, as it might damage the mesh, and/or the washing machine.

G'day Gerald,

Yes, that should be fine, you may just end up with some peg holes through the groundsheet, so be sure to line them up each time you set up.

G'day Jade,

At this point in time Coleman aren't making specific footprints for the Northstar range, but the 4P, 6P and 8P models will fit these tents, they'll just stop a tiny bit short of the end of the front vestibule on the 4P and 6P Northstar models.

G'day Cathy,

The 10P Northstar Tent is almost the exact same size as the Lumos 10P, so we'd recommend the 10P Northstar size footprint.

G'day Caroline,

The Mesh Footprints are fairly similar to the Ultramesh Tarps, with the Coleman mesh appearing to have a slightly tighter weave when they're next to each other. They are cut to the exact size for the tent which is handy, however, we've sold the Ultramesh Tarps with these tents for a number of years, and they're also great.

G'day Alwyna,

Yes the Darkroom 10P Footprint will work with the Chalet 9CV, there will just be approx 30cm of extra width you'll need to consider.