Grand Patio 10' x 13' Outdoor Gazebo Tent with Netting and Privacy Curtain,Double-Roof Pop Up Gazebo Canopy Shelter with Ventilated and Rain-Proof

We really love this gazebo. We bought it to put on a cement slab patio over an inflatable hot tub and it does the job perfectly. I've put quite a few things together but if you look at the instructions carefully and don't final tighten any of the fasteners until the very end, it goes together well and is extremely sturdy. I added weighted bags to each corner post with larger velcro straps to keep it down in a wind storm.2 things I would improve: 1. there is a small gap between the top of the screen/curtain and the roof. This could allow bugs in were they determined to come for a visit. 2.) the roof fabric is only stretched over each corner and blows up frequently. Pockets could be added to alleviate this problem but I had to add some spring clamps to address.The hardware and powder coat paint are top notch and I'm sure this will last several years with very little maintenance.

I love the look and dimensions of this canopy! It was exactly the look I was going for on my deck.It is VERY light though and I had an issue the first day I put it up with it blowing over and getting wrecked a bit, BUT the customer service is amazing and made sure to fix everything for me.So, just make sure you have weights for the sides purchased and ready to go before you put it up. The slightest wind can move it without anchors as it is very lightweight.The corners of the canopy do come off alot which is frustrating to constantly fix, but overall I absolute love it and it tied my deck together nicely!5 stars on this one just due to their customer service alone. It’s hard to find that when purchasing from places you don’t know.

I have waited a bit to review this product to see how it holds up in normal summer weather. So far it has performed fine in steady 20+ knot winds with higher gusts. It holds up well in rain. Below I provide a few points to consider.What attracted me to this product is an aluminum frame (light and less prone to weathering), and both screening and sun blocking curtains. The tradeoff is the aluminum is a bit less sturdy. I live in the Northeast USA and plan to take the fabric roof and curtains down in the winter months, but leave up the frame. I plan to plug obvious areas where water and snow could enter the frame components.The gazebo arrived in excellent conditions without any missing parts. There were, in fact, a few extra small parts like screws.They claim that 3 adults can set it up in 1.5 hours. I set it up alone (with minor help from my wife) in about 8. The instructions are absolute awful and the reason I took off a star. If you not accomplished at DIY setting up of furniture, toys, models, etc, I would suggest a different product, or calling on some expert help.There were a few minor bends that had to be straighten out using piers and a rag (to present scratching). One area that requires this is the base footings for the four corner posts. There are three tabs that screw into the main post, They were bend somewhat inward on mine, and I straighten them to perpendicular to accommodate screwing them into the posts. If you don't do this you're in for a frustrating time.The screws all have 5.32" Allen heads. They provide a Allen wrench that is totally inadequate to the task, so do yourself a favor and buy a set of Allen wrenches with a screwdriver type handle.You can screw the footings down into a concrete pad or a wooden deck. In my case, I used ground spikes on a dirt surface. Although there are 9" inch spikes included, they seemed rather anemic for the task. I got Vodaland Rebar Stakes J Hook Extra Heavy Duty 1/4 inch Rust Proof Coated Steel Ground Anchors with Chisel Point End (10) from Amazon. These are 12" vs 9" long. The package contain 10 and each footing takes up to 3, but the ten I used are doing the job just fine.One last note, the 13' x 10' measurement is taken between the outside edges the base footings not the center of the corner posts. This can make a difference depending if you are fitting to a deck or patio.Overall, I'm happy with is product, and I think it has a good price point.

We love this canopy! I took my time assembling this with very little assistance but, with 3+ people it should only take 1-1.5 hrs. It looks awesome and feels sturdy. I have some sandbags from an old canopy I used to have and attached them to this new one. Don't think it's going anywhere for sure now. I am proactive in making sure to remove the top canopy in predicted heavy storms. The fabric seems very sturdy but I've also treated the top with Scotchguard UV/Water repellent to ensure it lasts for as long as possible and, will remove it during winter season. The drain holes on the top canopy are a huge plus. All-in-all we couldn't be happier with it. Just stay proactive in caring for it and I think it will last for years.

I set it up per the instructions, which were not very clear and very confusing. It wasn’t sturdy and I was worried right away that it wasn’t going to hold up. I finished the set up and less than 25 hours later it fell over and broke. It collapsed. The welds are weak and it’s poorly built. Don’t waste your time. It take much longer to set up than the instructions say. It’s expensive junk. It’s a rip off and not worth the effort or the money.

We bought this gazebo because the wood for building a porch was so expensive and wanted something nice to sit outside in. Shipping was pretty quick. Assembly was fairly simple. Except for the top, I could have put this together myself and I'm a 51 year old woman. My husband and I initially put this up and within three days a light wind blew it over. So my husband and his son replaced the posts with 4 x 4s in concrete and ever since then it's been solid. We love it and we are glad we purchased it. I would recommend either replacing the posts like we did or mount the original posts down to concrete or a wooden deck.

We saw several types in store and online. This one features a clear way to stake it into the ground for safety and is made from sturdy material. My son uses it as an outdoor weight room, and it is perfect. It is big enough and the adjustable sides can either let in air or can keep out the rain. We hung a light to the underside of the cupola and it is perfect for use at night too.