I did a Google search online and purchased a tan First-Up Gazebo to match the tent. When I ordered the tent from WalMart (also online) I read all of the reviews and ordered an extra Gazebo cover as it appears that is the first thing to wear out.

yes you have to buy the gazebo, it is seperate from the hanging tent

I had a Coleman Max 10x10 Instant Canopy and it worked just great. The key points to have are the following:

* Must be 10x10
* Must have straight legs.
* Must have an eyelet in each top corner to attach a hook from the top four corners of the hanging tent.
* Should have eyelet/stake hole in each foot to attach a hook from the bottom four corners of the hanging tent.

The hanging tent's other fasteners snap right onto the rigid frame that's used on just about every instant canopy.

You need to buy the FirstUp canopy, also sold at Wal-Mart. It is easy to put up, and definitely worth it, but it adds another $80-90 to the cost. If you are tall and need a tall tent, this is it.

It does have a bug screen type ceiling. The tent itself attaches to the canopy and I didn't have a problem with bugs or water, and it rained on us. Great ventilation. You can take a nap on a hot afternoon because of the height.

This tent totally encloses itself. The canopy will keep the rain off, and the tent has a ceiling like a bug screen. It keeps bugs out, and rain off.

You will need to buy the First Up gazebo. ($80-90). The tent has a floor and the windows and doors zip shut so that the rain stays out. The ceiling of the tent is a bug screen to keep out bugs, but the First Up gazebo holds the tent up and protects from rain above.

The roof is made of a mesh material which keeps bugs out and allows ventilation. You don't have to rely on getting the tent tight against the canopy roof.