Erommy 12' x 12' Outdoor Canopy Gazebo, Double Roof Patio Gazebo Steel Frame with Netting and Shade Curtains for Garden,Patio,Party Canopy, Cream

For the price I paid, I couldn't be happier. My biggest concern before buying it was whether it would be truly water-resistant. It is. There are small ventilation holes in the top which will allow some drops of water to come in, and of course some rain will come in on the sides if there are strong winds, but by and large you will stay dry even during a heavy rain. I still cover up the furniture in the gazebo if a heavy downpour is expected during the night. I seems pretty sturdy, although I didn't take any chances and bought the recommended sandbags to provide weight on all four pillars. Well worth the peace of mind. The only two criticisms I would offer are these: 1) the step-by-step instructions consist of drawings only with NO written guidance-- a few words of clarification (especially with Step #1) would have saved a lot of time. It took me about four hours (with two people) to assemble it. 2) Velcro straps would make it much, much easier to enter and exit the gazebo when you have something in your hands, which is almost always. To open the "door" you have to unzip from the bottom up, and it's impossible to do that with one hand. Other than that, I'm totally satisfied and feel it was well worth the price.

This is a great product and easy to install.

So let's start by saying, Yes it is BEAUTIFUL assembled...BUT even putting it together i had my brother come over to help and after we get the first leg together, and starting the second one he says "this thing is going to fly apart on the first little wind". It is as light as an empty soda can and feels as flimsy too. I'm no beginner on bargain shoppin so i know $220 for a gazebo is cheap but i expected something a little more, my last $200 gazebo lasted 3 years, no joke i had this up for 2 days. And just as my brother said, the smallest wind (i live in Louisiana not a very windy state) it just blew to the side. I used sand bags to weighted it down, so the legs just folded as the top stayed in an upright position. I never even got to sit in it before it got destroyed. There's no fixing it and I'm very disappointed if i could return it i would.

We like the color and design. The curtains are great. The way this canopy is constructed makes it wind resistantHowever, it takes two people three hours to put it together because the directions are not well written.

I loved this gazebo when I put it all together. We use it all the time now. I put the gazebo together all by myself so if you are handy, you can too! Everyone who has seen it loves it. Of course, there are always pros and cons to everything, but I am giving you my honest general opinion of my experience. It cover a very large area so I had plenty of room for all of my outdoor furniture and tables. I added a hanging electric light in the middle and a lighting net across the back for a great chill effect. I would recommend this gazebo to anyone who wants an elegant-looking and large gazebo to have friends over for some great times.

The canopy is very nice looking and has the bug netting as well as side panels that you can close up and keep high winds out. Our last one had three canvas roofs get torn off by winds because we didn’t have the side panels.This particular canopy was easy to put together and all parts were labeled with letters that coincided with the directions.If there is anything that I would want to improve about the unit is the metal thickness of the frame and structure. It is a little lighter weight metal than our last one but you are able to anchor it down with bigger sized screws because the feet have holes to do so.All in all we really like this unit

This canopy was great for a backyard party. Assembly took 2 people about an hour to complete. We left it up for permanent use, but the weather disagreed with that idea. The first rainstorm made the roof cave in and it needed to be repaired. The second rainstorm sent the whole canopy toppling over, which bent the legs and made it unusable. It acts like a parachute if used in windy conditions and can become very unsafe when it tips over, since it has solid metal legs and is very heavy. If you're having an important event, this canopy is worth the extra money. It's attractive and well constructed. However, if you're planning on having it for permanent use, you should install it underneath a porch, carport, or other strong structure and tightly tie it down.

While the assembly was a bit of challenge for us old folks (we’re in our 70’s,) my wife and I were very happy with the end result. The canopy looks great on our deck, and it made it through a couple of severe thunderstorms with no problem.