G'day John,

You can find the walls in the "You might also like" section on the product page.
They are sold individually.  Bear in mind that the walls are a single solid piece of material, so its not possible to have a wall over the door side.  The maximum number of walls for the Square screen house is 3.

G'day Robyn,

The roof of the screen house will generally shed water fairly well so collapsing isn't really a concern, however it doesn't have a specified waterhead rating, so water will likely leak through over time. Adding a tarp won't really help improve the situation in the rain. We'd suggest keeping an eye on it in the rain, and just don't leave anything that will be damaged by water inside if the weather changes.

G'day John,

There is just one access point on the Oztent Screen House. The front panel has a central zip for entry, this side can be secured to the sides (like the second photo) as needed if you don't require full mesh protection. The other 3 walls are fixed and can't be used for entry or rolled up.

G'day Chris,

Unfortunately, all of the screen house options we've currently got aren't great it heavy rain, they're really designed for fair weather camping, with occasional showers.

G'day Judy,

The Screen House has a waterproof roof, and when used with the optional sidewalls will keep you dry in mildly wet weather. 

G'day Phil,

We do sell the Oztrail Canvas Steel Pole Bag and the dimensions are really, really close. I only had an Oztent Screen House in the box and it didn't quite fit when I tried it, but I reckon out of the packaging it might just squeeze in. It'd mean packing the screen house away really tightly every time though. My other suggestion would be to look up your local custom canvas manufacturer and seeing if they can whip something up for you. 

G'day Tara,

I guess you could use these as a beach shelter, although it's probably not really designed for beach use. As far as weighing it down, you might need to look into using what I've always called 'dead man' anchors. Simply fill a plastic bag or similar with sand and tie it to the guy ropes and peg points, then either sit it on the sand or bury the bags to make them even more secure. Having said that, with any shelter like this if it gets too windy I'd recommend pulling it down. If it gets that windy you probably don't want to be at the beach anyway! 

G'day Wendy,

I'm not quite sure which pictures you've looked at but the Oztent Screen House we sell only comes in green (There is an OzTrail 3x3 screen house with inner kit which is similar that comes in blue).  

There is also a solid wall additional option called the screen house wall square which gives privacy and protection.

G'day Wendy,

The Oztent Screen House isn't designed to have a solid wall go over the door panel as then you wouldn't be able to use the door itself. Unfortunately, you can't get a solid panel with a zip either.

G'day Milly, 

The Oztent Screen House will more or less have the same stability as the Screen House Hex. As for holding up in windy conditions - in driving wind or rain it's going to reach it's limitations, as it's designed as a shade house. 

In a gust of wind though, it should hold up well as long as you peg it out properly.  

G'day Kevin, 

I've just checked with Oztent, and the Screen House does come with a heavy duty carry bag - it seems we didn't have that bit of info on our product page, so I do apologise about that - but I've just added it, so the correct details should be live right now.