G'day Sarah,

Unfortunately it's not really possible.

Whilst there are waterproofing agents on the market, these are to revamp existing waterproof treatments that may have deteriorated.  Unfortunately, these products are not up to the job of waterproofing something fully from scratch, and would realistically cost a few hundred dollars for enough to do the job.  The result would be a heavily coated fabric which will potentially affect how it fits to the frame and its tensioning, and won't be as easy to pack up.

The waterproofing of synthetic materials usually has to be done at the manufacturing stage.

G'day Aimee,

It is possible to put this Gazebo up by yourself, although it will be much more achievable for two people to put it up as the opens up a little like an accordion and needs to be locked in at the corners.

G'day Natalie,

Yes you can use walls with the Commerical Gazebo. The Oztrail branded 3m walls are compatible with these Gazebos, and available in a range of configurations and colours, you can find them in the "You Might Also Like" section.

G'day Scott,

The bag has a zipper than runs all the way down the length of the bag so that you can load the frame in and then zip from the bottom up.

G'day Brian,

The Deluxe Commercial gazebo is available in white, however, the Deluxe is available in a variety of colours. All the deluxe/commercial gazebos come with pegs and guy ropes.

G'day Sam,

The packed dimensions of this Gazebo are 160cm in length regardless of if its in a bag or not as the gazebo stretches the bag out! If the area is 210cm high then this should be fine. 

G'day Melissa,

We're selling the newest version of the Commercial Deluxe 3.0 Gazebos. The newest model is a little heavier than previous models due to the new addition of the Hydroflow anti-ponding frame structure.

G'day Zac, 

The Deluxe and Commercial model Gazebos with Hyrdroflow both have the same 32mm frame, it is just the canopy that differs. The Commercial model has a heavier duty material than the Deluxe.

G'day Alex,

Unfortunately Oztrail doesn't give a specified wind tolerance rating, however they are Tested & certified by Australian Engineers for sufficiency of design to meet the Building Code of Australia for temporary structures. Generally this will be a requirement by local councils for gazebos used at market stalls.