210D Oxford 11'x11' Pop Up Gazebo with Mosquito Netting Outdoor Canopy Tent Sun Shade for Patio Garden Backyard Deck 10.8'x10.8'x8.69'

This was such a wonderful addition and completed me patio vision. The furniture and the fire pit fit perfectly underneath. Now I spend more time on the patio listening to music and staying warm.

It isn't UVR resistant. The whole top has ripped due to sun damage. I had it up for a couple of months. You can see where it slowly start putting holes in it and then has ripped completely. It holds water and I think that is one of the main reasons

This tent is nice but a little bit of a pain to set up. I recommend it to anyone who want a solid tent. 5 stars from ne.

The legs were broken so it didn’t stand up all the way.

When I received the product it was broken. The bars to the canopy were bent in several places and when I attempted to straighten it out to try and work with it, it broke. Im sure it would have been easy to assemble and last but I didnt get to use it.

I really like the final look of this canopy gazebo because it looks much different than the pop-up canopies that I have, but there are a lot of structural flaws that I'm currently willing to overlook, just because I really like how it looks.So first off, I'm missing a ring. No biggie, I'll make do.Secondly, the drain holes, they're supposed to be there to drain the rain so the top won't be too heavy. Makes absolutely no sense because now the inside would get wet when it rains. I don't know how I feel about this yet. Perhaps I will need to cover it up, but I wish there's like a removable flap or something instead of just exposed holes.Thirdly, the top net is loose and with wind, it blows inward. I wish it was just fixed to the canopy, Velcro would do, but as is, it's flapping with the wind so rain and insects will definitely get in.I didn't do the final string through the loops for the net, and attached my net directly on top of the bars like I did the other pop-up canopies. I also left the zipper attached at the top and tie it that way. I like how it looks as is, but may consider their method of adding the rope if I want a different style.One of the bead on the bar didn't work for a while, so I had to shake it a bit and almost pinched my skin doing it, almost gave up. But it finally gave and the bead went through. I don't think I can take it down and put it up again because the bead would probably not give the next time. I'm planning to leave it as is, so hope it'll be somewhat durable.It's between a 3 and a 4, probably a 3.5 out of 5, but like I said, I really like how it looks, much better looking than a pop-up canopy, so I pumped it to a 4.

The fabric I like but after just bearely 2 weeks it took off like a over sized kite..landing on the roof ...Fortunately it landed on the roof of the house ,but the frame was a total lost . I was looking for another Cool Spot gazebo replacement cover but this measured about the same...it's not and with a Cool Spot frame I modified it to the cover in this gazebo . The Cool Spot frame has lasted over 5 years with no problem as it is a starter frame . The Outguava frame is just to light and even with weighted bags it failed to withstand ...anyone want the metal parts ? Recycle junk

I set it up friday 4-7-22. Foiiowed all installed it per instructions. I also made 20" hold down stake.The wind folded it in half making it useless.Poorly constructed. Very disappointed. Do not recommend this product