8'x8' Hardtop Gazebo, Aluminum Frame Permanent Pavilion with Curtains and Netting, Outdoor Polycarbonate Double Roof Canopy, Designed for Garden, Lawns, Patio, Brown

Great gazebo, stylish and sturdy! This gazebo looks absolutely beautiful and adds a very elegant touch to our backyard. The frame feels solid and stable, and the curtains provide great shade and privacy. Assembly took some time, but the instructions were clear and manageable. It holds up well in the sun and light wind. Overall, very happy with the quality and design. Definitely worth the purchase!

Absolutely love this gazebo! The structure is very solid, the aluminum frame feels strong and stable, and the hardtop roof provides great shade while still letting in natural light. It looks even better in person than in the listing. Installation took some time, but all the pieces fit well and the instructions were clear. Once assembled, it feels extremely sturdy — no wobbling at all. The curtains and netting are great quality too, perfect for both privacy and keeping bugs out. We’ve been using it every afternoon and it has completely upgraded our outdoor space. Highly recommend this pavilion if you want something durable, stylish, and long-lasting. Worth every penny!

Overall, we are very happy with this gazebo. It is a budget gazebo (I don't mean that as an insult, it just is.). It's made of aluminum and the parts are easily bent if not careful, but once assembled it's very sturdy and good looking too. It assembled easily enough (I built it alone but really could have used another person for some of it, so if you are not handy and creative in finding solutions, it will be a challenge). It comes with a nicely done 31 page step-by-step assembly book, all of it is visual with little text, very good in 90% of it. Also, I did find a fairly helpful video that someone posted on YouTube. We live near the ocean and get a strong breeze almost nightly, the gazebo handles it very well. But, it must be secured to the ground. Two minor complaints: 1) The plastic curtain rings are flimsy and I don't think they will hold up for long. 2) The stakes that are used to secure it to the ground are way to short to be of any use unless you have hard clay soil. Do as the instructions suggest and start with a parts inventory. This is one of those projects where if you get halfway through and are missing something, you'll have to stop to order the part, and because it ships from overseas you'll have to wait 2-3 weeks for that part. By the way, their customer service is outstanding! They respond quickly and are very helpful. For the manufacturer: Step 23 (the ridge cap) should moved to before Step 21 OR the part should be redesigned to better align with the holes. The way it is now, you have to reach over already installed roof panels and it was a dog to do. Even with 2 people it would be hard to do.

I have had this for a little under a year now and have to say, it’s withstood wind, heavy rain, lots of hot weather and multiple parties! It’s a lot to put together by yourself but can be done. I would recommend help so you don’t allow the frame to bow or bend when putting it up. Make sure you lay out all the pieces where they go and follow directions carefully to have a clean fit on the panels. The quality is decent. It’s very comfortable in the summer with a fan of course and in the winter, the shades hold in heat from the propane fire pit we have installed. But it’s such a joy to have on the deck for Saturday morning coffee with the wife and nice summer nights with s’mores. Zipper quality is great and amazing on bug protection. The roof has saved us from the scorching summer with amazing shade! Comparable to the aluminum ones you get at the a big box store. I went back and forth to make sure the quality was the same.

My backyard is pretty barren with mostly concrete surfaces devoid of tall trees so it desperately needed some shade. Got a quote from a contractor for a pergola build for $20k, so that led me down the DIY rabbit-hole. Luckily Amazon has these pre-fabricated builds that you just screw into place. Bought this one and it came in two huge boxes. It can be quite intimidating at first, but I counted all my pieces before even attempting to build to make sure everything was there. It took approximately 6 hours to build with 2 people (but can really be done with just 1 intuitive person). Power tool/ladder are essential in building this. While the build is easy, having to do this work in the sun in the middle of a heatwave was killing me, so choose a time in early morning hours or with overcast. Now that it's up, this gazebo has completely transformed my outdoor space. It gives us awesome shade and just makes the whole yard feel more inviting. It's a really solid, good-looking cover, and it turned out to be a super practical solution compared to that crazy expensive pergola idea. What I liked: Big savings: Got a fantastic outcome without spending a fortune. Looks good, works great: Provides plenty of shade and genuinely upgrades the backyard's vibe. DIY friendly: Materials are light so the assembly was manageable, even if it took a bit of time. What to keep in mind: Time commitment: You'll need to set aside a good chunk of time to build it yourself. And having to work without shade to build this!

Like it so much. This gazebo is well designed, solid, and adds both style and comfort and fit to my deck. It instantly makes the outdoor space feel more inviting. With the bug net, it is definitely perfect for a bbq in a rainy day. The installation process was surprisingly easy, and the instructions were clear and well organized, which made setup straightforward and stress-free.

Beautiful gazebo missing some parts no problem with getting them to respond and to deliver

Prend 8-10 hr seul à assembler

We love it, my husband and I are over 75 and put it together by ourselves

Great product

If I could give ZERO stars I would. This was the worst purchase ever made on Amazon for me. It was a cheaply made gazebo with a roof made out of particle board which would never stand up to a wind, rainstorm, hail or snow. We messaged the provider and were given permission to send it back. We were told that once it was received back, we would receive a refund. We sent it back, paid $480 CA (and were supposed to be reimbursed) to ship it by courier. We have not seen any refund for neither the gazebo nor the shipping fee. Just recently received an email saying they are closing the file. WTH??????