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Boss 270 Awning Wall Bag Easily carry and store your awning walls with this Coolabah 304GSM Dynaproofed Canvas bag. It is covered by our 5-year can...
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Yes, rooftop tents are worth it for campers seeking quick setup, elevated comfort, and versatility. They save time compared to traditional tents, keep you off uneven or wet ground, and provide better protection from insects and wildlife. While they may cost more upfront, the convenience and improved camping experience make them a valuable investment for Aussie adventurers who want hassle-free, comfortable outdoor stays.
Yes, our Boss Aluminium Roof Top Tents are fully waterproof, crafted with premium waterproof fabrics and sealed seams to keep you dry in all weather conditions. Their durable aluminium shell and weather-resistant materials provide reliable protection against rain and harsh Aussie elements, ensuring a comfortable, dry camping experience every time. Proper care and maintenance will keep your tent performing at its best for years to come.
Roof top tents, including models like Boss Aluminium, are generally safe in thunderstorms when properly set up on a sturdy vehicle. They provide elevated shelter away from ground hazards like flooding or wildlife. However, because the tent is mounted on a metal vehicle, there is a small risk of lightning strikes, so it’s important to avoid camping in open, exposed areas during severe storms and seek safer shelter if lightning is frequent or intense.
Roof top tents in Australia vary widely in price, depending on features, materials, and brand reputation. Entry-level softshell tents typically start around $1,000 to $2,000 AUD, offering basic setups suitable for casual campers. High-range models, such as the Boss Aluminium RT1, are priced at $7,650 AUD , reflecting their premium construction, insulation, and Australian-made quality. Optional extras like built-in solar panels, integrated lighting, or custom fitments can push this to exceed $10,000 AUD.
Roof top tents are supported by mounting brackets that securely attach the tent to your vehicle’s roof racks or crossbars. These brackets distribute the tent’s weight evenly across the roof, ensuring stability during use. High-quality tents, like Boss Aluminium models, use strong, durable materials and reinforced frames to handle the load safely. Proper installation on compatible roof racks is essential for safety and performance while camping or driving.
The weight of a roof top tent varies amongst different brands and models. Our Boss Aluminium RTT for instance, weight between 90-102kg depending on the model (Standard RTI or Overlander RT1).
To reduce condensation in a rooftop tent, ensure good ventilation by keeping windows or vents slightly open to allow moisture to escape, even in cold weather. Use an anti-condensation mat under your mattress to improve airflow and prevent moisture buildup. Avoid bringing wet gear or clothing inside the tent, and use moisture absorbers like silica gel packs to help control humidity. Make sure your bedding is dry before sleeping, and wipe down any moisture from the tent walls and ceiling in the morning with a microfiber cloth. These simple steps can keep your tent dry and more comfortable overnight.