Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver Series II: Fit Guide
By Oztent USA | Published: 2026-11-02
Category: Buying Guides
Decide whether the Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver Series II fits your tent and campsite. See what it protects, where it extends, and who should skip it.
Quick answer
Choose the Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver Series II if you own an RV or RV Plus tent and want a removable mesh layer that extends from under the tent base out to the front of the awning. Skip it if you only camp on soft, clean ground and do not need extra floor protection or an extended living area.
What the mesh layer actually does
This floor saver is not a replacement for your tent's built-in PVC floor. It sits underneath the base and extends forward under the awning, so it adds a sacrificial layer between your tent floor and sharp or abrasive ground. The mesh construction lets water pass through rather than trapping it on top, which matters when the ground is damp or you camp in wet conditions.
The practical trade-off is simple: you gain protection and a cleaner extended floor area, but you add one more item to pack, stake, and dry before storage. If you mostly camp on manicured grass and never worry about punctures or mud, the benefit is smaller.
Fit is about tent model, not floor size
The Series II floor saver is made for RV and RV Plus tents, and it is shaped to run from the tent base to the front edge of the awning. That means it is not a universal camping mat you can trim to fit any shelter. If you own a different Oztent model or a non-Oztent tent, this specific floor saver is the wrong starting point.
Because the product listing does not publish exact dimensions, use the tent model as your primary fit check rather than measuring a generic footprint. If you need a precise measurement for a tight campsite, confirm it with Oztent USA before ordering.
When the extended awning area earns its place
The floor saver extends beyond the tent base to the front of the awning, so it effectively enlarges the protected living area. That is useful if you use the awning as a muddy-boot zone, a cooking prep space, or a spot to set down chairs without sitting directly on dirt or gravel.
The trade-off is that a larger footprint needs a larger, relatively flat campsite. On a tight pitch or a steep slope, the extra material can bunch or leave gaps, and you may prefer a smaller mat that stays fully under the tent.
Decision rules for buying the Series II floor saver
- Match your tent model first: Buy this floor saver only if you own an Oztent RV or RV Plus tent. It is shaped for those models and is not a universal fit for other tents or awnings. If you are unsure which tent model you have, check the model label before ordering.
- Decide based on ground conditions: Choose it if you regularly camp on gravel, compacted dirt, or rough ground where sharp objects could abrade your tent's PVC floor. Skip it if your campsites are consistently soft grass and you already use a clean groundsheet.
- Check your campsite footprint: The floor saver extends to the front of the awning, so you need enough flat space for that larger footprint. On tight or uneven pitches, measure your available area or confirm dimensions with Oztent USA before buying. A larger protected area is only useful if your site can accommodate it without bunching.
- Weigh packing and drying effort: A mesh floor saver adds an item to pack, stake, and dry. If you prioritize a minimal kit or often move camps daily, decide whether the extra protection is worth the additional handling.
Product facts
- Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver - Series II: The Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver - Series II extends underneath the tent base and out to the front of the awning. It protects more than just the tent floor and gives you a defined, cleaner area under the awning.
Oztent RV/RV Plus Mesh Floor Saver - Series II
Who should buy the Series II floor saver
Best for
- Oztent RV or RV Plus owners who camp on rough, abrasive, or muddy ground
- Campers who want a defined, protected living area under the awning
Not for
- Owners of other tent models or non-Oztent shelters
- Campers who only pitch on soft grass and prefer a minimal kit
