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Hi Smallone, sorry for taking so long to reply!

Basically under the main flysheet you have your sleeping cubicle. As mentioned, you can easily remove the wall dividing them. The entire compartment is easily removed, say, if you're packing up in the rain and you want this part to remain dry! This compartment has two doors, or a door for each sleeping compartment. It's double zipped, so you can have the door open with a mosquito net still in place, serving as another 'door'. So it's fully mosquito proof. Also, between the doors are numerous handy pockets which I like.

The remainder of the tent isn't mosquito proof as it doesn't have a sewn in groundsheet. I prefer this though, for ventilation puposes. The edges of the groundsheet turn up within the flysheet, if you wish, to exclude draughts and leaks, and this works quite effectively. So the 3 main doors to the tent don't have a mosquito net. Still, my opinion is that all you need is an effective mosquito proof area to sleep in, which this tent provides.

Hope this helps!