G'day Luke,

Rhino Rack recommends you get specific Pioneer Platform roof top tent bracket adapters, which you can find here:
https://www.rhinorack.com/en-au/products/ute-tub/reconn-deck-accessories/reconn-deck-accessories/pioneer-roof-top-tent-bracket-kit_53101

G'day,

They were previously different, but now 23 Zero has advised they are both high-density memory foam and 23Zero is moving away from memory foam mats due to comfort. The High-density mattresses are much more comfortable and durable. We are both currently working on updating our websites with this information. 

G'day Casey,

There's nothing off the shelf, but I reckon that's a job for your local acnavas an awning specialst.
They should be able to make up a cover for you that will do the trick.
A quick google shows there's a great business in Wodonga that has a few 5 star reviews, might be worth shooting them a message.

G'day Malcom,

It would make it quite difficult to set up without the ladder attached - check out our How to Set Up & Pack away video from the 2:40min mark to see how this works.
Hopefully that gives you a better idea on how you can make this tent work for your set up.

G'day Keith,

Not at this stage, but 23Zero do have some plans on the horizon.  We don't have a timeline sorry, its just more of a 'watch this space' type scenario.

G'day Josh,

Yes, 23 Zero has now released the Yowie Privacy Shelter to attach to the Yowie Rooftop Tent. We don't have any info just yet for this arriving in our range but I have passed this on to our purchasing team to look into.

G'day Gwyn,

The Yowie has one single doorway/entryway where the ladder is oriented in our product photos.  The sides are mirrored, but these are both windows and not large enough to use as doorways.
The Yowie is not a directional tent, like most rooftop tents, you can mount it whichever way you like, to open it in whichever direction.
If you want the Passenger side access or rear access to the Yowie, you just attach it to your vehicle with the opening in your preferred direction.
Hope that helps.

The are about 150cm long, Nick.

G'day Casey,

Because the Yowie opens up on the long edge, you'll need to have it mounted lengthways - not across your vehicle.
The long edge is 155cm, so if your roof is that length or more the Yowie shouldn't encroach over your canopy space.
Hope that helps.

G'day Warren,

I've just checked out our display model in store, and from the centre of each rail, they're 69cm apart.

G'day Mike,

I must apologise here & admit I'm not 100% sure what you're asking.
Are you wanting to know how much the shell tilts back when its opened?  The lid itself raises verticle, it doesnt move side to side but it is on a hinge so as it lifts it will tilt back.  This can be observed in product images 7-10, which shows how the lid opens and extends.
If you have a 180 awning, this shouldn't have any effect whatsoever if you orient the tent so the ladder is over the back of the car.
If you want to go with the ladder off the opposite side of the car to the awning, you'll likely run into abit of trouble, but its hard to say for sure.

So - as an awesome twist of fate, Ben is going to be recording the product review for the Yowie this arvo.
Ive asked him to hold up a straight edge to the rear of the shell when closed and see if we can get a measurement of how far back the tilt goes.
If you're happy to wait abit, I can get back to you with that info tomorrow.

G'day again Mike,

Bens taken some measurements for you - the top canopy tilts back by about a further 8cm, which isnt actually too bad.  The top shell also lifts vertically for around 20cm before the tilt starts, so hopefully that means you'll be able to work out a way to mount the Yowie, and make it work with your set up.
I was actually climbing around in our new hardshell Roff Top Tents the other day, and the Yowie was my favourite - it's a nice space.

G'day Ian,

Yep - the mounting kit comes with the tent. As far as I'm aware the Yowie itself doesn't have a weight limit persay but it is quite alot smaller in overall size - 23 Zero have suggested the Panther if you're a bigger bloke and/or want some more functional space.
The tent ladder itself is rated at 150kg.
Hope that helps.

G'day James,

Unfortunately its not ideal.  23Zero have released another similar roof top tent series called the Panther.  This has a couple of raised ridges/channels on it & would be a much better option if you are wanting to mount panels.