Tuff Stuff Annex Room for Alpha & Stealth Rooftop Tents Tuff Stuff

Alpha | Stealth Roof Top Tent Annex Room by Tuff Stuff

A great way to provide extra camping space aside from getting another tent is to have an extension for your RTT. Impress your guest and other companions with this annex room next to your Alpha RTT or Stealth rooftop tent from Tuff Stuff. This rooftop tent attachment can host additional 2-3 pax when used as an extension for your guests. Aside from the spacious floor area, this annex room features:

• Great comfortability through the 1000D PVC floor material
• Added protection from elements from the solid wall panels
• Never miss out on scenic view with the mesh window
• Aerodynamic design that keeps cool and fresh all the time

The added space from setting up the annex can also be used as extra storage for your belongings or even a shelter for your pets. With the sturdy and durable materials used in the production of this annex, going for an outdoor adventure will always be safe and secure. Recommended for Alpha or Stealth hard-shell roof tent.

The annex’s entrance is located on the front side of the additional room with direct zip-out door access to your off-road truck’s passenger door. Two mesh screens are installed on each side, providing free-flowing air and a great view for people using the annex at the same time protecting them from other elements. 

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*Note: Alpha/Stealth RTT not included

Product Specification

• Ideal Mounting Height: 76 to 78 inches
• Dimensions L//W/H: 87x98x86 inches
• Floor: 1000D PVC
• Walls: 600D Polyester/Oxford material
• Aluminized coated for better heat retention and privacy while inside
• Breathable UV & Mold Resistant
• Sheds water instantly
• Heavy-duty YKK zipper
• 3 “NO-SEE-UM MESH” screened windows
• Color: Military Green

Installation Video and Instructions

 Instructions: 

1. Spread out the floor until it is flat and locate the upper zipper.
2. Line up the zipper corner directly under the front left tent edge (w/the ladder retracted). The zipper corner should be on the left when facing the tent.
3. Take the annex room and find the “corded” (orange cords hang down to roll the back door up into) top back wall section of the tent. This top section is the area that will slip into the tent’s base channel nearest your vehicle.
4. To get the back wall lined up correctly, take the annex room top with the green color facing out, and slide the top of the room into the tent channel on the left side of the tent. Pull it towards the back, nearest your vehicle, and keep sliding it until you have all three sides of the tent run through the tent base channel. Again, the back wall is the wall with the cords hanging down to hold the access door to your vehicle.
5. Once you have the annex room through the channels, zipper the annex room to the rainfly. It’s a bit easier if you take out the tension rods first.
6. Now, starting on the back, left side, zip the annex room floor to the walls.

When windy: 

1. Make sure your floor is evenly spread out. Use stakes to secure the floor at each corner.
2. Take the orange tension rods, extend, and place them vertically inside the front corners of the annex room.
3. Take the tie-down ropes and secure the tension rod loops from the outside and stake securely to the ground.

When rainy:

1. Make sure your floor is evenly spread out. Use stakes to secure the floor at each corner.
2. Take the orange tension rods, extend, and place them horizontally inside the front corners of the annex room and extend them into the outer grommet holes at the base of the tent material next to the rainfly grommets.

*Ensure that the annex is widely spread so that the walls don’t accumulate water and prevent moisture from occurring.