10' x 10' Hardtop Gazebo, Heavy-Duty Hardtop Non-Rust Aluminum Permanent Pergola Shelter Tent with Galvanized Steel Canopy Roof, Mosquito Netting and Privacy Curtain (Gray)

Worst assembly instructions in history. Mostly just pictures, and not very good. Top assembly based off of instructions is nearly impossible. I was not able to use small clips for tops of panels. But when finished it is beautiful, sturdy, and so worth the effort. It has already handled a noreastern, with 60 mph winds. It sits on concrete pad with a brick on each leg base. Also weights for the bottoms of curtains are recommended. All in all great gazebo

I am pretty happy this is gazebo. The install was pretty involved and took a hours. This is two person job. There was some slight shipping damage but it was easy enough to bend back in place. I love the color and layout. I recommend.

It's a tough slog, and the roof clips are miserable. But I assembled it BY MYSELF. And I'm 5'5" This was a 12X16

Found some parts missing but Seller responded and sent them out asap. Instructions are well laid out, follow them exactly in the right order and you'll have no trouble assembling. Took me about 18 hours working alone, with occasional help from wife to hold stuff where 2 people were needed.

Great gazebo. Parts missing was a big disappointment

great product at a great price looks very good. The instruction aren't very clear but you can figure them out. looks great when you complete it, everyone wants one when they saw mines.

It’s a fairly nice gazebo. A lot of time went into the design and packaging. The overall quality seems good. Initially I liked that there were extra screws and they were even labeled extra’s. By the end of the setup there were many missing and I used them all. Then had to go to the hardware store and buy an additional $32 worth of bolts.The directions were almost useless. My wife is the smart one and I’m a builder by trade. We make a good team. I cut an Allen wrench so it was only the straight part and stuck it in a drill to speed up the process. A total of 10 hours to set the entire thing up. Finally our deck doesn’t feel like it’s in a desert. I built it about 5 years ago, typical cost of a deck this size with azek and vinyl rails would be over 20k. Now for $2200 it’s finally enjoyable. I’m happy with the gazebo but there were many problems. Hardware was short and a lot of holes didn’t line up. This added to the setup time.

Assembly instructions not very easy to follow. Part of the holes were not predrilled.