Wow this thing is a pain to assemble, but it is worth it! Beautiful & very well constructed, down to the packaging which is excellent (it takes almost half an hour just to unbox and lay everything out).
The first 75% of the assembly is pretty straight forward and easy - doable with one person but definitely helps to have two, especially if you both have drills and a ladder.
As many others have mentioned, the roof panels are a royal pain. You’ll see in the instructions, but there are ‘R’ pieces and ‘Q’ pieces which must be overlapped and slid in together as one piece. However, there is no way from the manufacturer to secure the pieces together. My wife & I ended up using command Velcro strips to attach them together and reading through the comments, others used double sided tape or even duct tape. Warning to all - figure this piece out before you attempt! If not you’ll drive yourself insane - strong double sided tape would be the best option IMO. When it comes to sliding in the panels, I suppose it’s possible to do it yourself but it is 10x more efficient with two people. You need one person to slide and the other to guide and push up on the panel from inside the structure on a ladder. If not, it’s really hard to get the piece to snap into place. Also note that once you get the panels in, the instructions vaguely mention snapping in a V piece but doesn’t explain it well. There is a baggie of little plastic V’s that you can pop in between the panels and bars to secure them until you’re ready to put on the final frames.
The curtain / mosquito net is also not the most intuitive to figure out, I recommend keeping them zipped together and not detaching them like I did…caused me another half hour of mental Tetris to get them correct.
You probably couldn’t pay me to assemble this again but I’m glad I did, it really does look great. For those who are saying it leaks, it doesn’t as long as you do it right. My assumption is you installed the panels upside down and the water is flowing towards you. You can fix it but you’ll have to take all of the panels off and reinstall.
Definitely a great deal and a great addition for a backyard - just exercise patience and pay attention when you’re assembling…good luck!
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Snow Load Capacity
| 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow | 6inch of Snow |
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| 31-38mph | 31-38mph | 39-46mph | 39-46mph | 39-46mph | 31-38mph | 31-38mph |
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| Price | $779.99 | -43% $734.99 List: $1,299.99 | -13% $512.99 Typical: $589.99 | -37% $907.99 List: $1,429.99 | -10% $899.99 List: $999.99 | $599.99 |
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| material | Aluminum | Aluminum, Steel | Polypropylene | Aluminum, Steel | Aluminum | Galvanized Steel Roof |
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| shape | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular | Rectangular |
| water resistance | water resistant | water resistant | waterproof | water resistant | waterproof | waterproof |
| style | Country Rustic | Modern | Country Rustic | Modern | Country Rustic | Garden |
| assembly required | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| UV light protection | 25 | ✓ | 25 | ✗ | 25 | 99.99% |
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Great gazebo not horrible to build either
I built this gazebo by myself in roughly total 10 hours. Some things were difficult to do by myself but I had to improvise and use stuff like a ladder to help hold pieces while building the frame and standing it up. Now for the stupid little clips that go on the sides of the angle part of the panel. I had seen numerous reviews saying these thing were horrible to install. I watched the video and tried to use them on the upper roof which failed miserably. At which point I didn’t use any and the roof went together with very little issues. If I built this again I’d throw those pieces for the edges right in the garbage and not even waste my time. I wasted about 30 mins trying it. It can be done by yourself it’s not bad just take your time read or watch the video. If I had one big tip to make this go easier is just throw those little angle pieces in the trash that go on the edge of the roof line to go in the tracks.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 24, 2023
Size: 10'x12', Horizontal Double Roof, GreyVerified Purchase
Wow this thing is a pain to assemble, but it is worth it! Beautiful & very well constructed, down to the packaging which is excellent (it takes almost half an hour just to unbox and lay everything out).
The first 75% of the assembly is pretty straight forward and easy - doable with one person but definitely helps to have two, especially if you both have drills and a ladder.
As many others have mentioned, the roof panels are a royal pain. You’ll see in the instructions, but there are ‘R’ pieces and ‘Q’ pieces which must be overlapped and slid in together as one piece. However, there is no way from the manufacturer to secure the pieces together. My wife & I ended up using command Velcro strips to attach them together and reading through the comments, others used double sided tape or even duct tape. Warning to all - figure this piece out before you attempt! If not you’ll drive yourself insane - strong double sided tape would be the best option IMO. When it comes to sliding in the panels, I suppose it’s possible to do it yourself but it is 10x more efficient with two people. You need one person to slide and the other to guide and push up on the panel from inside the structure on a ladder. If not, it’s really hard to get the piece to snap into place. Also note that once you get the panels in, the instructions vaguely mention snapping in a V piece but doesn’t explain it well. There is a baggie of little plastic V’s that you can pop in between the panels and bars to secure them until you’re ready to put on the final frames.
The curtain / mosquito net is also not the most intuitive to figure out, I recommend keeping them zipped together and not detaching them like I did…caused me another half hour of mental Tetris to get them correct.
You probably couldn’t pay me to assemble this again but I’m glad I did, it really does look great. For those who are saying it leaks, it doesn’t as long as you do it right. My assumption is you installed the panels upside down and the water is flowing towards you. You can fix it but you’ll have to take all of the panels off and reinstall.
Definitely a great deal and a great addition for a backyard - just exercise patience and pay attention when you’re assembling…good luck!
The first 75% of the assembly is pretty straight forward and easy - doable with one person but definitely helps to have two, especially if you both have drills and a ladder.
As many others have mentioned, the roof panels are a royal pain. You’ll see in the instructions, but there are ‘R’ pieces and ‘Q’ pieces which must be overlapped and slid in together as one piece. However, there is no way from the manufacturer to secure the pieces together. My wife & I ended up using command Velcro strips to attach them together and reading through the comments, others used double sided tape or even duct tape. Warning to all - figure this piece out before you attempt! If not you’ll drive yourself insane - strong double sided tape would be the best option IMO. When it comes to sliding in the panels, I suppose it’s possible to do it yourself but it is 10x more efficient with two people. You need one person to slide and the other to guide and push up on the panel from inside the structure on a ladder. If not, it’s really hard to get the piece to snap into place. Also note that once you get the panels in, the instructions vaguely mention snapping in a V piece but doesn’t explain it well. There is a baggie of little plastic V’s that you can pop in between the panels and bars to secure them until you’re ready to put on the final frames.
The curtain / mosquito net is also not the most intuitive to figure out, I recommend keeping them zipped together and not detaching them like I did…caused me another half hour of mental Tetris to get them correct.
You probably couldn’t pay me to assemble this again but I’m glad I did, it really does look great. For those who are saying it leaks, it doesn’t as long as you do it right. My assumption is you installed the panels upside down and the water is flowing towards you. You can fix it but you’ll have to take all of the panels off and reinstall.
Definitely a great deal and a great addition for a backyard - just exercise patience and pay attention when you’re assembling…good luck!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2024
Size: 10'x12', Double Roof, GreyVerified Purchase
Arrived in 7 days. Tons of screws and little pieces. It took 2 people 14 hours to put this together. Very tedious. Note: One of the first steps is to put the curtain hooks on. Be sure you put on the exact amount you need, you don't get a 2nd chance. Some of the holes dont' line up, wiggle and thump it to move the panels into place. We set the feet on concrete pillars with 8" long bolts, it's level(Very important). The steel plates provided are not that thick, you have to make do. When completed, the mosquito netting ties were sewn too far to the side, not enough netting to have them off their intended centers. Over all...we LOVE the finished product...but we're pretty burned out on the time we spent putting it together. Nice to have a few extra screws included. NO parts were missing(Very important) Kudos to the manufacturer for putting together a product that is functional and stable... yet good looking.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 27, 2024
Size: 10'x12', Double Roof, GreyVerified Purchase
This package arrived in 3 boxes . 2 of the 3 boxes were okay the last was damaged in shipping . Upon opening the boxes we had 3 damaged parts which the seller was quick to provide a resolution. The directions are NOT clear for the top tier roof and we had to complete 3 steps at a time for each side to hold the pannels in. It took us about 12 hours to put together with 2 people. It was a pain to assemble but once done it is very pretty . It is a good value for the money, but hold tight to your patience as there are so many parts , hardware, and steps
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Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024
Size: 10'x12', Double Roof, GreyVerified Purchase
As someone who enjoys building legos and putting together ikea furniture, this gazebo was a fun little project. It took over a week to put together though since it wouldn’t stop raining. I’d only have an hour or two to work on the gazebo before the rain came in and I had to stop or there would be days where it rained the entire day.
The gazebo came in three heavy boxes. The first two came in on Friday and the third came Saturday. Overall, it took maybe 10 hours to put together with the help from my brother. The frame was easy to set up and only took 2 hours to do by myself while the roof almost made me want to cry. The instructions for the roof was a little confusing but everything made sense after watching the video, so make sure you do that. What took the most time was trying to align the holes of the roof panels, the rectangular plastic support, and the frame so that the bolt can pass through them all. You’ll definitely need a second pair of hands to help put this together.
Once everything was done with, the gazebo looks really good. I didn’t like the original placement, but it was light and sturdy enough for four guys to lift and rotate+move the gazebo around. I wish the frame was made with thicker metal, but it didn’t have any trouble surviving a few thunderstorms and hail. Now if the weather would just cooperate, I can finish sanding and painting my deck.
The gazebo came in three heavy boxes. The first two came in on Friday and the third came Saturday. Overall, it took maybe 10 hours to put together with the help from my brother. The frame was easy to set up and only took 2 hours to do by myself while the roof almost made me want to cry. The instructions for the roof was a little confusing but everything made sense after watching the video, so make sure you do that. What took the most time was trying to align the holes of the roof panels, the rectangular plastic support, and the frame so that the bolt can pass through them all. You’ll definitely need a second pair of hands to help put this together.
Once everything was done with, the gazebo looks really good. I didn’t like the original placement, but it was light and sturdy enough for four guys to lift and rotate+move the gazebo around. I wish the frame was made with thicker metal, but it didn’t have any trouble surviving a few thunderstorms and hail. Now if the weather would just cooperate, I can finish sanding and painting my deck.
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