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Turbo Awning Screen Room 240

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Black Wolf Turbo Awning Screen Room Features & how to set up

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Details & Specs

Create a fully enclosed room on your Turbo tent with the Turbo Lite 240 Awning Screenroom.

Featuring a built-in polyester floor, when combined with front and side panels the addition of a Turbo Screen Room creates a bug proof space that truly expands the living space of your Turbo 240.

Four sides - fully enclosed
500D Polyester PU 5000mm floor
Double zippered D door + tent access
Easily attached with C clips
Compatible with all Turbo 240 Tent 3 pole awnings
Includes pegs and storage bag

External Dimensions:

240L x 180W cm

Packed Dimensions:

65L x 22W x 14H cm

Max. Head Height:

200 cm

Material:

No-See-Um Mesh

Floor Material:

500D Polyester

Weight:

3.02 Kg

Warranty:

3 Year

Supplier Code:

31152707402404

Snowys Code:

132191

Reviews

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3.4 5

(5 reviews)

Dec 19 2018

Good for stopping insects. Does not properly fit tent

The extra insect resistant room was great where there were lots of flies or mozzies. Worked as a food prep or sleeping area. Definitely gets wet in rain, but a solid wall added would fix that. The biggest issue we had was fit. It does not look as neat as the picture! We had to lower the awning poles to get the floor on the ground and it curved up at the back as you can't lower the tent. Still did the job, but would be better if it fit properly.

joy - TIMBOON

Jan 28 2018

Would get 5 stars if it came with instructions

By the second day I think I had worked out how to use this. Instructions would have been appreciated. It clips to the centre awning pole and the side tent poles - this tricked me as I clipped it to the top tent poles to start with. There are loops to put the centre awning pole through. If your tent is already up, you will need to lift the awning off the poles to add the screen tent to the top of the awning poles. I found this easy enough to do, one pole at a time.

The screen room was for us to sleep in on a hot night. It filled this job perfectly. Unfortunately it then rained and we retreated into the tent, abandoning the screen room to see how much rain would come in through the sides. The answer was - too much! Next time it rains I will need to either unclip the screen room or put up the side walls. I kind of wish the floor of the screen room was made of the same fabric as the ground sheet, so that dirt and water inside it would not be an issue.

It is a pain to have to go through three doors to get into the tent - so when we didn’t need to screen room, I unclipped part of it and reclipped it bunched up at the front of the awning. Ugly but effective. Also only possible because I did not peg the corners closest to the tent - user error that worked out this time.

Overall quite happy with how this screen room worked for us on its first use.

Louise - Melbourne

Mar 06 2017

Excellent for bugs

We have been using the screen room for a while now and have no issues with it. No problem setting it up and there is a hook to hang a lantern, so I don't understand the previous reviews. It obviously gets wet in hard rain, so a side panel or two won't hurt.

Stefan - Sydney

Feb 26 2017

Confusion reigns

Well this one was quite a puzzle for me and the dog as we couldn't figure it out at all. There seems to be No Instructions and no beginning and no end to the mass of black stuff that did not seem to fit in any which way at all so I gave up. I ended up using a piece of green shade cloth which was clipped on with a couple of bulldog clips and a piece of string to keep the wind or sun out as required. Simply could find no way to work out how the "Black Room" was supposed to come together so I ended up ditching it.

Allen - Port Lincoln

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Feb 27 2017

G'day Allen,

Sorry that your new screen room was a bit tricky setting up. Although it sounds like you've come up with a solution - please give us a call (1300 914 007), we'd love to help out in some way. Laine :)

Jan 05 2016

Great Addition!

Needed to create a mozzie proof space for sitting/cooking etc. Easy to attach to existing awning set up and should prove to do what we want it to - only set up but not used while camping as yet. Only one small 'issue' - when set up under the awning, it takes away ability to use any of the awning poles to hang/attach lights etc. Small quibble and easily got around - just didn't think of this prior to purchase.

Carolyn - Stanthorpe QLD

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Q&A's (10)

Any chance this would fit on a 210 lite?1 answer

Any chance this would fit on a 210 lite?

matt - St Leonards(1 year ago)

G'day Matt,

Unfortunately not. The Black Wolf Turbo Awning Screen Room 240 is just a little too big for the Black Wolf Turbo 210.

Ben - Snowys(1 year ago)

Is the floor waterproof1 answer

I know one of your other Q&A questions mentioned that this room would be rain and bug proof with side and front walls but what I'm wondering is if we are in a descent storm and there becomes quite a wet ground maybe some small water flow would the floor of this rooms floor keep the water out?

Joel - Geelong(2 years ago)

G'day Joel,

Good question. Being made from the same 500D polyester as the floor in the tent I'd expect the floor on the Screen Room to keep you as dry as the floor in your tent does.

Tim - Snowys(2 years ago)

Are you recommending using 2 ground sheets1 answer

I purchased the 240 Lite Plus tent along with matching ground sheet. If I also purchase this screen room (which then will sit on top of the extended ground sheet) are you suggesting I require another groundsheet to sit on the floor of the screen room to protect the mesh? In that case the mesh would be sandwiched between two groundsheets. Am wondering because of the previous Q & A.

Emmy - Melbourne(3 years ago)

Hi Emmy,

The groundsheet extends to the end of the awning, the screen room (which has a solid 500D polyester floor) sits on top of the groundsheet. The sides of the screen room are mesh, but not the floor so that shouldn't be an issue.

Emily - Snowys(3 years ago)

Does the screen room block the sun and provide shade or is it mainly used to keep insects out?1 answer

Janelle - REDCLIFFE, QLD(3 years ago)

Hi Janelle, the screen room is used to keep the insects out. Your Turbo awning will provide some shade, for further sun/wind protection you can add side and front panels.

Lisa - Snowys(3 years ago)

Using the screen room without the fly. 0 answers

Hi, me again. I heard this can be done but would like confirmation. When I camp it rarely rains and not much wind. Also, how waterproof will it and also the 240 lire be if it does rain? Thanks again.

Adam - MALVERN, VIC(3 years ago)

Floor on the screen room for bugs1 answer

Hi there. As I may wish to sleep in the screen room is the floor fully connected so nothing can get underneath? Are there any other accessories that will do this if I make it a bedroom? Thanks, Adam.

Adam - Malvern(3 years ago)

G'day Adam - It certainly does come with a full floor. A pretty hefty one too, so it'll keep the critters - and rain - out good and proper. Cheers, Paul

Paul - Snowys(3 years ago)

How does the screen room connect to the tent?1 answer

Is there a zipper or another fastening to stop the bugs getting into the main tent or is it just the clips?

Emily - PERTH, WA(3 years ago)

The Screen Rooms clip to the frame of the tent Emily, but don't actually attach to the fabric. To walk from the screen room to the main tent you would unzip the screen room door, then unzip the tent door, then step through. I guess this means that there is potential for insects to breach your insect free zone but is only of major concern if you were to leave the doors open, but this theory is the same for all doors of your tent when insects are prolific.

Ben - Snowys(3 years ago)

Can you use a second screen room in the extenda awning to double the enclosed space?2 answers

Ashley - ADELAIDE, SA(4 years ago)

Your question is well timed Ashley, I was able to confirm this with the head honcho's from Black Wolf who are visiting us in SA at the moment. You certainly can put a screen room under an Extenda Awning to extend the enclosed space outside of your tent. If you were to use the awning and screen room as a stand-alone shelter, you would need to use the three awning poles from your Black Wolf Turbo Tent.

Ben - Snowys(4 years ago)

Hi Ashley, I've come back to correct some information I have given you. I had a conversation with another Black Wolf representative who indicated these screen rooms cannot be pitched under the Extenda Awning. So I have gone directly to the designer of the range to get a clear cut answer! The official response is that the Awnings of the Turbo range are trapezoid in shape whereas the Extenda Awnings are square. This means the screen rooms will only fit under the existing Turbo Awning. I apologise if we have created any problems for you, please get in touch if you need to discuss anything - 1300 914 007.

Ben - Snowys(4 years ago)

Can you attach the side panels while the screen room is in place?1 answer

Paul - FORESTVILLE, NSW(4 years ago)

Hi Paul, no problems with this at all, you can attach a front panel also. The screen room clips in underneath the awning of your Turbo Tent whilst the side and front panels attach to the edges. This gives you tons of versatility enabling you to create a whole new living space inside your tent when you need it.

Ben - Snowys(4 years ago)

Wont the floor be punctured by chairs or table???2 answers

Menno - CITY BEACH, WA(5 years ago)

Hi Menno, the floor is the same 500D polyester as used in the Turbo Lite tents, and we have never heard of chairs or tables puncturing this fabric. If you use a groundhseet, don't drag your furniture around inside the tent, and make sure your tables and chairs don't have sharp edges on the feet, you shouldn't have any problems.

Ben - Snowys(5 years ago)

I usually use old sheets on my tent floor. Others use those rubber matting things that you put together.

Kyles - 3280(6 months ago)

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