No, the frame and top are part of the gazebo. You are buying just the tent that you hang up inside of the frame.

This tent appears to have a bathtub floor- you have to step into the tent over the top of the flooring. This makes the tent much drier than tents with doors that go all the way to the ground. I just spent a very rainy week in one of these- perfectly dry, unlike several others in the campsite.

I have only seen it in one color, but I do think that you can get replacement tops for the canopy and they may have the beige top.

no there are several inches between the net and the top of the canopy. But you could get some grommets and use them to place a few strategic holes in the net.

My tent had plastic hooks. 2 hook to the very top of the canopy frame, and several more to the frame on all 4 sides. All top and bottom corners also secure with metal hooks to special anchors in the first-up gazebo. Then there are ties in the middle of each corner that attach to legs. I didn't think any of the attach points looked weak or over-strained.

I could only find the gazebo in the store.

I have used these tents in several different types of "easy-up" frames from different companies. I think just about any 10x10 frame will work- you may have to extend the ties on some.

nope its made for the 10x10 only it would not fit right billy

yeah if you can somehow tie down the gazebo it has 4 tie downs one on each side if theres no wind than it would be ok billy

yeah it does 4 on the inside of the gazebo and 4 tie downs we went through a wind rain storm and it held up besides we got wet billy