ABCCANOPY Pop Up Gazebo 13x13 - Outdoor Canopy Tent with Mosquito Netting for Patio Garden Backyard (Brown)

Looks great and well made, but doesn't last. We live in California and have great weather, and the frame still managed to break during some light wind and rain.EDIT: I changed my review from 2 to 5 stars after being contacted by the seller. Their customer service is exceptional, and they went above and beyond to take care of the issue. Thank you!

Easy to set up. Does not hold up the wind.

Saw some other reviews saying this can stand up to 35MPH winds, we had a weather day of 20-30MPH winds so I figured I'd put this gazebo to the test. The follow statements are the results and observations from my "stress test".The canopy is pretty water resistant. It rains here frequently and the rain ran right off the material.The mosquito net siding is incredibly flimsy, is awkward/pathetic to set up as well (loosely attached by a rope, supported by 30-odd clips). If you put the netting outside the corner supports it is too short to zip shut. And if you put the netting inside of the corner supports, the netting just floats to the middle of your gazebo - either way it doesn't work well nor accomplish the task it is supposed to.The metal frame, arguable the most important component, is very much on the thinner side. The corner legs are sturdy enough, however the flexible top is very laughable-will bend with wind gusts-very worrisome.I understand full well this was not supposed to be a permanent structure, for lower $200 price you'll never get that. However I did expect more out of the product. At least some sort of benefit/compromise somewhere. (Sturdy but difficult, or flimsy but quick. You don't really get either. It's difficult and flimsy).It's not too difficult to set up by yourself, but when you need to consider you'll have to completely disassemble and reassemble this with every use, it is far too much. The instructions do not explain, they are just images and they do not even exactly match thr model of gazebo. If you set up tents frequently you can figure most of this out by guessing.. With experience you could probably get this up in roughly 20minutes, though I do warn you, you need your hands over your head for most of this assembly and that can get tiresome.If you choose not to fully disassemble this gazebo, it will not completely collapse and fold as the canopy top material will stretch too tightly, it must come off. So you need to unvelcro everything, and untie everything, and unclip those 30-some clips for the netting.So yeah, after I set the gazebo up, I put the legs in a massive 20" flowerpot, staked them into the ground added sandbags to each leg, and filled the pots full of river rocks. It looked amazing. Seemed to hold up decent at first. Turned my back for a while, and when I came to check on it, the leg was bent inward and my fence had shredded the canopy top. I can not recommend this product to stay outside unsupervised or be used in weather conditions where wind might be higher than 15mph.If you read this far thank you for your time.There are other products which require nearly no assembly and I would recommend them over this as this product is just an outdated version of those.

The quality is pretty good and it's nice looking for temporary tent/canopy. It's easy to put together, but the included instructions are terrible. A QR code to connect to a instructional video would be a nice addition. It has a sturdy metal frame that can easily support things like string lights hung from the top. It's not bug proof, but it it seals up nicely on all sides. The vent at the top has large gaps that open if there is a breeze and flying insects can enter this way, especially at night if you have lights up there that will tend to attract insects. The canopy fabric is made from a moderate weight plastic, so I am concerned that it may tear in very strong winds or storms, or small tree branches falling during the spring/summer/fall season. It is not meant for year round use in cold weather climates (i.e., it will not support the weight of snow and ice). It would be nice if a replacement canopy was available, but another reviewer mentioned this is not the case. Functionally it is good. Once it's all zipped up and closed, most bugs will be kept out and you will likely stay dry in a light rain. However, it is also awkward to zip and unzip the side panels to let people in and out. It would be nice if at least one side had a way to more easily open and close it for ingress/egress. Overall, I like it and hope to get at least a season (or two) of use out of it before the canopy tears beyond duct tape's ability to repair it.

I am soooo in love with this gazebo. It was honestly bigger than expected, and my husband can’t believe how little I paid for such a great product. We’re an outside family and it really is a great addition to our backyard. No water gets inside and tools they gave us are so sturdy. Been through server wind and hail…no damage!!

Very heavy duty and well made. Took some time to assemble but a great deal and value!

This is a great gazebo. During of a wind storm the cover ripped. We contacted the company and they were fast to responded and worked with us to get a replacement. Shipping was fast. I will use this company again in the future.

We’ve had this for 2 and a half years now and it’s time to replace with something sturdier. But it’s been good for what it is.Durability: We left it out almost year round in a Midwest climate. I’ve had to tape, replace bots, and reinforce to keep this thing standing. And after a couple of months in the summer sun the canopy becomes thin and rips easily. I did not use a uv spray on it.Assembly is not easy but not awful. It’s easier with two people. The netting takes a while to put up.Despite the patching needed, we really have loved this gazebo. Great shade, good airflow, looks nice, the netting is great. It was worth two seasons, keeping it up all the time, but now that it’s almost completely fallen apart I’ll be looking for a more permanent solution.I’d recommend this if you’re willing to take it down when not in use (due to durability) and won’t be using it constantly (set up takes a bit). You could also try shoring up the joints right away and uv spray on the canopy and you might get more than 1-2 years leaving it up.