- This is an RV the plus deluxe side panel.
There's two in a kit,
I've got one on the side of the RV plus three here now.
I gonna tell you all about them.
Let's check them out.
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- Hey campers, it's Ben from Snowys.
We're down here in the Brownhill park on a beautiful day
and I've got that OZ tent RV plus 10 set up behind me.
I'm showing you one of the accessories,
which is probably one of the best accessories
You can get the paint side panels.
Now this is the same side panels for both the three and the
four, no matter which model you get.
So they attach the same way because the dimensions of those
side panels of the awnings are exactly the same.
Now this has kind of enclosed. The awning on this,
on the front of you tend to hear a bit.
It's going to enclose this side here. It's got a door in it.
I'm going to show you how to set it up and run through some
of the features and today we'll start
by showing you what comes in the bag or for starters,
this is the bag weighs a little bit over four kilos,
about 60 centimetres in length for about 15 centimetres
there abouts in diameter or width and height,
just a synthetic carry bag there.
Everything's bundled up inside.
So let's have a look at what is in there.
It's all secured up with a strap here.
You get some pegs in there cause you can peg them down at
the base under this strap.
And you'll find two walls in here.
Now these are made with a combination of fabrics.
The base here, which is a storm flap is a heavy duty PVC.
This kind of sits out on the base there,
and they've now incorporated little peg points in there.
So you can actually peg this out and stuff
without it flapping around.
This is the same eight ounce ripstop poly cotton canvas that
Oz tents have always used in their tents.
Really good quality.
Good, good balance of durability and weight.
And then there are some doors in here.
So I'll have a look at the inside.
This is the ultra fine mesh here.
So it is quite a fine mesh.
I think it's going to give reasonable protection against me.
Jeez.
I'm always sceptical about saying it is Mitzi proof.
Certainly Mozy proof, but it's a good quality mesh there.
Now it also has some Velcro attachment points here
which is all makes sense surely and zippers.
So how do we attach it?
Now, you would have seen before there was an A here.
So we've got an A Wall and a B Wall.
Now these are going to match up with the tent here.
So we've got A here. So this is A side here.
So this is the one I'm going to attach here.
So we throw the other one aside and we'll get this up the
right way.
Now these are only compatible with the RV five plus tents.
This is a continuous zip that runs right around the edge of
the awning. There's not two zips anymore.
So if you've got an RV five plus tent you need a RV
five plus side panel, if you've got an RV tent
you need an RV side panel.
To attach it, we jump in underneath this skirt here
to the zippers, and this starts in the front corner here.
We feed the zipper in place and we simply zip this up.
Just lift the fabric as you go, up in the corner there
and then don't force it. If you lift the fabric, as you go,
the zip should run pretty comfortably around
And we're off again.
That one's right around the corner here all the
way down to the base of the tent.
And that's now attached.
From this point here, if we come up to the poles over here,
there are Velcro tabs that run up and down each of these,
when I wrap them around, if it's really windy,
you might want to peg it first cause otherwise the wind's
going to take this and knock your awning over completely.
There's three of those on each.
There's also one down the bottom here.
We do that up as well.
And also some tabs that go around the front pole
over here also.
From this point, we can grab some pegs.
There's actually four tabs, that rundown the front here.
I'm going to skip that one. Just for speed.
Wrap this one around there. And if we look at the bottom,
we've got these adjustable straps here.
There's one moving along. Two.
So I'll explain this in a sec.
Three, four, and five peg points along the base there.
So we can peg this down. And if I just unzip this,
we can have a look on the outside of that storm flap.
We can see that this PVC flap here.
Now, if we peg this out like this,
we've got some peg points here.
So when the water runs down here,
it can run away from the tent.
Previously this just used to sit there
and it'd flap around a little bit.
So that PVC flap feature
is on the bottom of the door here as well.
And once you've got this door open,
it'll make more sense shortly,
But that's a flap just underneath the screen door here.
Now I won't to go into too much of a detail
on the fabrics here or, uh on the features here,
I want to show you one that I've got set up on an RV five
behind me here,
because you can actually zip this to a front wall as well.
I'm gonna grab the other wall,
attach it on the tents over there and show you how it all
meshes together.
So now I've got the B wall here from the same kit,
set up an RV five here.
So the A wall on the RV three plus over here,
they B wall on the RV five over here.
So you can see it fits on both sizes of tents.
Now, what I wanted to show you
is how this sidewall fits with the other optional accessory
which is a front wall here.
We just undo these tabs at the top.
And you can see there's a zip here
where these will marry together.
I've just lost the zipper pull
it has fallen down to the bottom.
We bring this up to the top and do this zipper up.
This will then seal the walls together on the corner.
So you can do this on both sides.
You've then got this storm flap.
It can go right over to seal that zipper over.
So you're creating a really weather proof space there,
pull these tabs down over there, again, seal them up.
So you've created a nice weather proof seal there.
So this is now the side B you can see there's a B there.
So I'd be peg, awning, sidewall on the RV five plus here,
the doors and everything that feature in this one are the
same as the door in the other one.
So show you that while I'm here. Now,
now I can see this storm flap here, again,
much better with the tabs in here.
So I could peg this out if I like just to keep this away
from the tent so that water runs away.
We can undo this door here and roll this back.
There are tabs here to secure it up and out of the way.
And behind that we've got a mesh panel.
So there's another tab at the base here that we can fold
this back to.
Now, I haven't pegged this out in full there's,
a few peg points and stuff here that I haven't put in
because I just wanted to show you this mesh door here as
well. So there's just a lightweight sort of, I guess,
semi insect proof panel at the bottom there,
which just hangs below the mesh.
We can then undo this mesh here and we've created a door.
We pegged this down at the base.
So we've got access on this side. Be exactly the same.
If we had the other walls set up on the other side of RV
five plus here,
and then you've got that front wall accessory too.
So we can completely enclose this front space with two of
these walls and create almost a completely sealed extra room
in our RV five tent. That is the RV five, RV five plus
deluxe side panels.
Probably one of the best accessories you can add to
your RV five plus tent from Oz Tent.
You can check them out online at snowys.com.au
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