Tangkula 7ft Grill Gazebo, Patio Barbecue Canopy with Serving Shelf and Storage Hooks, Curved Grill Shelter w/Heavy-Duty Steel Frame Sunshade Gazebo for Outdoor Garden (Coffee)

This product was just as I had expected. The sizing was exactly as described, and the materials are sturdy. Easy to put together. Since it's used for my balcony, extra weights to help it withstand the crazy wind would have to be added... just in case. Overall opinion, love it!

Loved it so much I bought a second one to cover the Blackstone griddle. My only wish is how to replace the canopy cover because it will wear down. Please sell us a replacement cover Tangkula!!!

I generally dislike canvas-topped outdoor stuff, especially out here in Arizona because the material only holds up for maybe a year or two at most before the sun just degrades it and the material disintegrates completely. I went ahead and bought two of this canopy, however, because the way its frame is designed/shaped, I can easily replace the canvas top (which is paper-thin and very suspect to begin with) with some hard panels from the local hardware store later on and attach them to the metal frame with self-tapping screws. So really, what I purchased here were two FRAMES with temporary "good enough for now" canvas tops with the expectation that they will fail but, hopefully, the frames will hold up over the long run.Assembly was pretty quick and simple. The instructions are basic, lacking any verbal explanation at all, but this isn't an especially complex canopy to assemble in the first place. First one took my kid and I about an hour and a half to put together, and that was with a 20-minute break in the middle because it was 114 degrees outside and we were standing out in direct sunlight without any shade; the second one we got whipped together in like 30 minutes because we were able to use the first assembled one for shade (already reaping the benefits!).The ground stakes included with the canopies for anchoring them are way too flimsy and thin to be of much use for seriously holding the thing down against any kind of wind, not to mention they didn't even bother to sharpen the ends of the stakes into points, so good luck trying to hammer blunt flat points of tiny 1/8" stakes into hard, dry earth. I just drilled the existing holes in the bases of the legs out to a bit more than 1/4" and hammered some beefy 10" long 1/4" diameter tent stakes through there, and NOW it feels secure.Again, the included canvas top is absolutely paper-thin and, while the Velcro loops make it super quick and easy to attach to the frame, I have very little faith that anything more than a 20 mph wind will rip this stuff apart in short order. Being that we're in the middle of monsoon season and haven't even had a single good storm yet, I'm sure we'll soon find out for sure. (I'll update this review if/when the top gets tested by a good, windy storm.) At any rate, it's VERY easy to throw on the frame at the end, and I did leave the fittings a little bit loose until I had the canvas top on to make the frame flex a little so I could loop the corners over the frame more easily before tightening down all the bolts.Overall, I'd say it's a pretty good value for the money (and even better that I scored my pair for super cheap on Prime Day), but you should definitely plan on replacing the canvas top sooner rather than later with something more durable.

Works great as just a little covering for our grill smoker. I love the little hooks so that you could have your utensils there and the little shelf again it’s a great product.

It looks good and is reasonably stable....but it's completely useless because the canopy isn't waterproof. What's the point of having a shelter that doesn't shelter? It was also missing washers. Which doesn't seem like a big deal until you realize that without the washers the entire shelter is wobbly. I had to go buy my own washers at the store. They need to remove the word "waterproof" from this item description.

Water runs off. No pooling. No dripping

We needed a small awning for our RV. We used this item and found it works very well for our needs. We screwed it to our deck and it's not going anywhere. The one thing I will pass on is that the tarp on top is not waterproof. We watersealed it. Easy peasy. Easy assembly. Good instructions. Sturdy enough for what it is. We didn't use the end shelf and rack. We are very happy with it. The value is good.

The description for this is totally false. The cover is not waterproof. I put this up in a light drizzle and it leaks like a sieve. The frame is not bad and appears to be sturdy for this application, which is why I did not give it one star. Amazon should not allow venders to lie in the description of products. I realize that the tops of most of these types of gazebos are very cheaply made and only last a year or two. I was planing to replace it, once the sun destroys it, with a heavy canvas top. I guess that I will be doing that sooner than I thought that I would need to.

easy to install, looks good and functional.

Light weight but seems sturdy enough.

I changed my rating of this BBQ tent after having it a while. Even though the rain drips through, it’s surprisingly sturdy and I can’t get over how easy it was to put together. I bought a nice red tarp to put over it and it looks great.This product is hands down the easiest I have ever put together. Very simple and all holes lined up perfectly. All the hardware was perfectly displayed in a very neat package. It even gives you a small wrench and allen key to use so you don’t need your own tools.However, after 30 minutes of light rain, the canopy started leaking from the velcro that holds the canopy on. Then I noticed it was dripping from the middle of the canopy as well.This product would be ok if you only need it for sun.

This gazebo is great on my balcony to make a shade. I spend 2 hours to put it together, my self, And after couple of days I did tightened the cover, because it stretched a little. So far so good and I am happy how its fit. Only I wish, its made a little longer, not 7 f, but 10 f.

Wind keeps detaching the velcro which loosens the cloth and makes it accumulate water.Instead of properly sheltering from the rain, I have to take the cloth off every time the weather gets too bad.