We bought this tent over 2 months ago and used it for the second time this week. Firstly the floor is not heated pvc, the bottom is not sealed as water seeps through and soaked our mattress and clothing items. We have now had to throw out the mattress due to three types of mold (yellow, red and black). Between the flooring and the tent wall seams all leaked during rainfall. During rainfall we had to exit the tent in order to close the windows, as these cannot be closed from the inside.There is also no power outlet exit, as well as no were to hang lighting or fan (in summer months).The only thing we love about this tent is the door/mositque net to be able to look out or let air through during summer time.Have gone to add photos, however won't allow me to upload.

This hub tent was an excellent investment. First time of use, it went thought 30ml of rain the first night. Was virtually totally dry inside. Only bit of water inside was where a bag was touching a wall. No big issue. Nothing a teatowel didn't fix. Was super easy to set up, and stood strong through wind and rain. Attached easy to an oztrail gazebo. Utterly amazed at such a great tent was so cheap. There is plenty of room for a queen sized bed with bags either side, & plenty of room to walk around.

Bought this as a combo deal recently for a week end away, it is pretty good, the hub itself is good quality, well made etc...the only issue I have is it does not have a fly for it. It really is a problem with the morning dew and rain, which we did encounter.(Threw a tarp over it and solved that problem, but really it should come with a fly/every tent should!) I also found that personally it was not quite big enough if you are using a queen size blow up bed,(like most of us do). The bed touched the walls no matter which way you faced the bed, there was no avoiding this unless you put the bed in front of the doorway more,but then this gave you no place to enter the tent. if you have a single or even possibly a double bed, then this would not be a problem. It was quick ... MoreBought this as a combo deal recently for a week end away, it is pretty good, the hub itself is good quality, well made etc...the only issue I have is it does not have a fly for it. It really is a problem with the morning dew and rain, which we did encounter.(Threw a tarp over it and solved that problem, but really it should come with a fly/every tent should!) I also found that personally it was not quite big enough if you are using a queen size blow up bed,(like most of us do). The bed touched the walls no matter which way you faced the bed, there was no avoiding this unless you put the bed in front of the doorway more,but then this gave you no place to enter the tent. if you have a single or even possibly a double bed, then this would not be a problem. It was quick to erect and take down, pretty easy on that score. It attached to the gazebo really well and liked how that all worked, we put up one solid wall and that gave us a good area to cook in and sit in with some privacy. Will add another solid wall to make it more protected from the weather. Over all, not too bad, would I use it for a longer stay, say like a 7-10 day camp, probably not. But a quick week end away...yes. Final thought though, the idea of the hub was pretty exciting, however, never really gave it much thought as to the fact that it is not a TENT at the end of the day and YOU can only use it with the gazebo, so if you stay at a location which is know for bad weather (particularly windy/rain) then I would not use this set up at all. We camp regularly on Fraser island, and the weather there can be extremely great or it can be so windy on some days. Can honestly say we would never use this set up at Fraser, but was perfect for our week end away bush camping in Gordon country last weekend. Cheers!