G'day,

The optional tent inner has a mesh roof and top sections of the sides and rear wall.
On the tent outer, the side windows have zip down covers which can be set up like awnings if needed, the rear out wall has a small ventilation panel at ground level.  The cover for this panel is too low to the ground and too small to be an awning, but it can be pegged out on an angle to provide coverage when its raining.

G'day Ryan,

That sounds like a pretty good setup! I don't see any issues with what you have described, they should all connect well. Just make sure everything is pegged down and the guy ropes are used to keep everything in place. 

G'day Sarah,

The floor itself hasn't been waterhead tested, but it's made from a woven polyethylene which is the classic flooring primarily used in tents for 20 years.  It's also very similar to waterproof tarps people use for various situations, so whilst it hasn't been tested with a rating, it should cover you for majority of wet weather camping.

G'day Luke,

Its a stand-alone tent, so you'll be able to set it up next to your awning, but it won't attach.
The attachment functions of this tent are compatible with the Quest gazebo, it's not going to be compatible with attachments on a standard vehicle awning.

G'day Jennifer,

Potentially at some stage soon, but it's not on the list just yet.
The tent attaches to the gazebo utilising the same attachment as the gazebo wall, plus some additional buckles for support.
Hope that helps!

G'day Jen,

No, you dont.  The tent is exists on its own as a standard, its just also designed to attache to the gazebo for a seamless, weather proof connection if that's what you'd like to do.