Sunjoy 11 x 13 ft. Gazebo with 2-Tier Hip Canopy Roof, Steel Frame Soft top Gazebo with Curtain and Mosquito Netting, Beige & Black

For the most part this item was fairly easy to assemble. You will need at least two peoplewhen it comes to putting the roof together as parts are not very strong to support itself with just one person. Once it’s all together it’s sturdier than most especially in this price range. I did anchor this into the concrete patio and survived no problem a tropical storm here in Va Beach, Virginia. I also used self taping sheet metal screws formthe center up as it pressed sheet metal with weak spot welds. All in all, it’s still great, just had to do some self improvements of my own to make it better. Fabric is great and stillHolding up with no rips, curtains come together well and zip just fine, and netting is great at keeping insect out.

We built this gazebo and although it is pretty, it’s total garbage. Don’t fall for it like I did. I was going to take it down for the season but before I could we had gotten 2” of snow. I went outside and saw that it COMPLETELY COLLAPSED. I don’t mean it bent or sagged...I mean a total collapsed heap of twisted metal bars. It’s impossible to unscrew or disassemble. It’s going to be sitting there until next spring when I can actually try to pry it apart with metal cutters. Guess what the company said when I told them...take a picture of the part you need replaced. Do yourselves a favor and DONT BUY ANYTHING FROM THIS COMPANY. ITS A TOTAL FRAUD.

Was only slightly difficult to assemble (the ceiling and canvas) and provided shade and protection from the rain. A microburst wind storm took it down and buckled some of the hardware, so we'll see how easy/expensive it is to replace parts..

Very happy with this purchase. Did a lot of comparison shopping and feel we made the right choice. It was easy to assemble, provides nice shade, and has all the features we needed. It has also been through a few good storms and seems unaffected by them!

We liked it until the unexpected snow arrived. Went outside to knock the snow off and before I made it over there, creeeeeek, it collapsed. See second pic. So if you have any chance of snow, do not buy this.A few pieces were dented when we received it. At time of assembly, some of the bolts popped out, ended up spending about $10 and ran bolts all the way through at all intersections.Expectation was for it to last 2 - 3 years. We have strong winds but adding the extra bolts made it survive the wind.It's expensive-ish for the quality. The extra expense comes from the mosquito netting and separate side curtains. We enjoyed those features but are bummed it only lasted 6 months.

The gazebo's aesthetics are great, but the company has some quality issues to address in regards to packaging and manufacturing. One of the curtain tie backs is loop and loop tape instead of hook and loop tape, so it doesn't function. The parts came in one large box that was too heavy for our burly UPS man to move. The box could've been packed with more padding to avoid the various dents, dings, and paint chipping that we experienced. One item of note even if there's no damage to the product, there are quarter sized grommets in all 8 roof panels that allow both bugs and rain to enter. I'm not sure what the logic is behind them, but it's a poor design choice. I tried to contact the company for replacement parts, but it was a huge hassle. The instructions are unclear as to which direction the curtains are to be hung causing us to take them down and re-orient them more than once.

This item is a piece of junk. The ad says that it is made of steel.... if so, it’s the thinnest steel of all time. We put it up last Saturday and we had rain and mild wind on Sunday. This thing crumpled like paper. The design combined with inferior materials means that this will not last very long for you. I am going to try and shore it up with some quality materials rather than go through the hassle of returning it. If you have not purchased it, then do yourself a favor and DON’T.

Gazebo looks good once assembled. Canopy support bars seems flimsy for the size. For long support bars that rest on the four poles are two piece assembly. The design of two pieces could be improved. Not all pieces fit snugly some has play after assembly making it weak. That may be the reason so many reviews of it collapsing under little weight.The canopy and netting started to tear after just two seasons of light use. For each of the two seasons, we only had Gazebo up from Memorial Day to Labor Day. After seeing reviews of Gazebo Collapsing due to the weight of snow, I took the Gazebo apart completely after Labor Day, stored it in the basement, and reassembled it on Memorial Day for two years. From Memorial Day to Labor Day (3.5 months, we get sun on Gazebo from 10 AM – 2:00 PM. All other times the sun is blocked by either tress or House shadow. So, the canopy material becoming fraying and sharding at the beginning of the third season is completely unacceptable.Don’t waste money