The specification looks good with all that below. At the end it all depends how you deal with it as well. Generally the Australian outdoor kit is robust to cope with their extreme weather.

“DuraGal” Chassis

“Zincanneal” Powder Coated Hammertone Body Panels

Override Disk Brakes – (c/w Heavy Duty Cable Linkage)

Heavy Duty Beam Axle & Leaf Spring Suspension

Heavy Duty 50mm Ball Tow Hitch

14oz Canvas Cloth Tent and Canopy – with Heavy Duty PVC Travel Cover

14oz Canvas Canopy, with all poles, pegs & ropes.

Dust & Waterproof LED Tail Lights

125mm (5”) Thick King Sized Mattress

Midge & Sand Fly Proof Mesh on all Doors & Windows

Dust Proof 2 Partition ‘Under Bed’ pullout Stainless Steel Draw (pantry)

Aluminium Powder Coated Kitchen Unit, with ‘splash back’ & Foldout End Table

Under Bed Storage Locker

Aluminium Powder Coated Drawbar Locker

Front Stone Guard (removable)

Front Stone Guard Mud Flaps

Wheel Mud Flaps

2 x 4kg Gas Bottle Holders

Jerry Can / Storage Bay

50mm Tow Ball

you need to look at the comparative wieghts of the cotton canvas, i would hope that european markets would have modern quick drying breathable fabrics due to the little hot drying times from our summers, wheras the austrailian version will have heavy traditional canvas able to withstand the high ambient temperatures and mostly the use to which they will be put, combined with the way an exped is conducted in aus as opposed to the shorter distances here in europe.

remember cotton canvas needs soaking to expand the seams first time out.

regards

martin