Hi does anyone know or have any experience if you can fit 2 Avid benchmark bedchairs comfortably in the oztent rv4.
For most trips i would use it for myself but my son would like to join me this year for the first time on a trip to france.
For most trips i would use it for myself but my son would like to join me this year for the first time on a trip to france.
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The dimensions for the tent are on this page:
LINKY POO™ https://www.norwichcamping.co.uk/shop/product/oztent-rv-4-tent/
Pasted here for convenience:
Setup Size:
240cm (W) x 240cm (D) x 190cm (H)
94.5″ (W) x 94.5″ (D) x 74.8″ (H)
Awning Size:
240cm (W) x 200cm (D)
94.5″ (W) x 78.7″ (D)
So now you just need the bedchair footprint and you can get a rough idea.
I am guessing you mean normal width bedchairs, not the wideboy ones
EDIT:
So here's the AVID bed page, pick the bed and the page has dimensions
LINKY POO™ https://www.avidcarp.com/en/Tackle/beds-chairs
The dimensions for the tent are on this page:
LINKY POO™ https://www.norwichcamping.co.uk/shop/product/oztent-rv-4-tent/
Pasted here for convenience:
Setup Size:
240cm (W) x 240cm (D) x 190cm (H)
94.5″ (W) x 94.5″ (D) x 74.8″ (H)
Awning Size:
240cm (W) x 200cm (D)
94.5″ (W) x 78.7″ (D)
So now you just need the bedchair footprint and you can get a rough idea.
I am guessing you mean normal width bedchairs, not the wideboy ones
EDIT:
So here's the AVID bed page, pick the bed and the page has dimensions
LINKY POO™ https://www.avidcarp.com/en/Tackle/beds-chairs
The oztent rv4 is same dimensions as the ridgemonkey 2 man 240x240x190 the rv3 that I own is 200x240x190 so equivialnt to a ridgemonkey 1.5man
I would say there is more internal space in the oz tents as I'm pretty sure the rm dimensions includes the porch area
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I use an RV4. It's pretty spacious. I can easily fit 2 bedchairs in. Sounds obvious, but your head will need to face the door, as it has a slight slope towards the back. Good bit of kit. I use it on wild windswept inland oceans in Oz. It's worth getting the fly for it. Not only does that prevent condensation, but also keeps it cooler in summer. The fly also adds space to store stuff at the side. Given that I'm using it in Oz, I do use the awning quite a bit. I use 2 sets of poles and spreader blocks for the awning, and have guy ropes attached to tent peg springs. The only downside the oztent is the pack down size and weight. But for what/where I fish, it's a great bit of kit.
I use an RV4. It's pretty spacious. I can easily fit 2 bedchairs in. Sounds obvious, but your head will need to face the door, as it has a slight slope towards the back. Good bit of kit. I use it on wild windswept inland oceans in Oz. It's worth getting the fly for it. Not only does that prevent condensation, but also keeps it cooler in summer. The fly also adds space to store stuff at the side. Given that I'm using it in Oz, I do use the awning quite a bit. I use 2 sets of poles and spreader blocks for the awning, and have guy ropes attached to tent peg springs. The only downside the oztent is the pack down size and weight. But for what/where I fish, it's a great bit of kit.