HD Solid Wall Kit

G'day Tyler,

The HD Solid Wall Kit doesn't have a centre zip so if you're planning to grab 4 walls and enclose your Gazebo we'd generally suggest you'd grab 1 of the 3M Centre Zip Solid Walls to use as the opening.

G'day Shaun,

We're not totally sure whether the Oztrail HD Solid Wall Kit will fit a wander gazebo as they're a home brand of another company. What I can tell you is that they attach in the top corners of the gazebo frame with a small hook and then velcro around the legs. So if you've got a small ring in the top corner to attach the wall to it should work.

G'day Ben,

The HD Solid Wall kit has 300 denier polyester fabric, and the 3m Solid Wall has 150 denier polyester so the main difference is the fabric. In terms of where the wall sits, they are both essentially the same, but with the gazebo having three height settings the walls will touch the ground on the lower height setting on both walls.

G'day Bree,

The inside of the Oztrail HD Solid Wall Kits are silver lined on all colour variations.

G'day Gordon,

The Oztrail HD SOlid Wall Kit won't fit the Coleman All Night Instant Shelter, unfortunately. They are designed as a sun shelter, and therefore the accessories are also. 

G'day Claire,

Unfortunately, Oztrail doesn't currently have an HD Solid Wall Kit for the 4.5m side of their gazeboes. As for a ground sheet, I'd suggest one of the Oztrail Ultramesh Tarps. 

Hi Gezza. The 150D version is not actually see through as such, just thinner and allows a little more sunlight to pass through. The HD version does block out most of the light coming through due to its silver side, and especially on the darker colours. There are velcro tabs on the edge of the fabric to hold it to the legs and a full length zipper to allow more than one side to be joined together reducing gaps. The difference between the 150D and the 300D is mainly the thickness of the fabric itself, providing better waterproofing, reflection of light from the sun as well as stronger and more durable.

Howdy Gezza. The thicker HD 300D walls will restrict the amount of sunlight that can pass through by a fair amount compared to the standard and deluxe versions depending on the colour you choose. The lighter colours in Yellow and White will not block the sun quite as well as the darker which absorb more of the sunlight, however will offer you much better protection from sun, wind and rain than the 150D sides