G'day Mason,

Yes the Monsoon Rainfly can be used at the same time as the inner tent.

G'day Simon,

We'd generally recommend the Oztrail Awning Pole Set, which comes in a fixed length of 180cm, this will allow a little bit of a downward tilt on the fly on most of the height settings and will encourage water to flow away from the gazebo. It comes with a couple of pegs and guy ropes, but it never hurts to make sure you've got a few spare for maximum flexibility of your setup.

G'day Terrilea,

The Monsoon Rainfly 3.0 Awning attaches to your gazebo using small hooks that hook into the corners of the frame. They will also attach to the velcro patches on the inside of the gazebo canopy.

G'day Robert,

We don't keep the Monsoon Rainfly 2.4 in our regular range, but we should be able to special order one for you as long as Oztrail have them available. If you send us an email we should be able to chase Oztrail up once they're all back on deck after the Christmas break and arrange a special order for you.

G'day Nick,

The Monsoon Rainfly 3.0 Awning is designed to be attached to a gazebo and then pegged out from there. There are no eyelets at the gazebo end of the fly so we don't think it will work for what you're wanting to do unfortunately.

G'day Anthony,

Thanks for getting in touch, I've just double checked and Oztrail only makes the Monsoon Rainfly Awning in White.

G'day KJ,

The Gazebo Portico doesn't come with a specific water rating so yes we'd generally recommend pairing it with the Monsoon Rainfly. This will offer a 2000mm Waterhead rating which should keep you dry in the Portico.

G'day Chris,

In theory, this should work with most 3-meter gazebos but I can't promise it will work on anything other than the Oztrail range. It might be worthwhile trying to compare the frame on your gazebo to the frames on the Oztrail gazebos and if they look similar you could be in luck. If you can make it into our Keswick store we have the Oztrail range on display for you to look at.