Outsunny10' x 13' Patio Gazebo, Outdoor Gazebo Canopy Shelter with Netting and Curtains, Aluminum Frame for Garden, Lawn, Backyard and Deck, Coffee

I agree with most of the other reviews regarding installation instructions. They can be somewhat vague, but overall this canopy was not hard to put together. One thing I will say, because the directions do not, is that when you are placing the sliding hooks for the screen and curtains, it takes 10 on the inside track and 10 on the outside track of the two short sides. You will need 14 on the inside track and 14 on the outside track of the two longer sides of the canopy. That is a lesson I learned the hard way. Overall I am quite impressed with the sturdiness and finished look of the canopy. I would recommend buying it.

UPDATE: I originally gave this 4 stars based on a few minor inconvenience's, but after today I felt it deserved all 5. We had a bad thunderstorm with 50+ mph gusts. We have it anchored into the deck so I wasn’t worried about it flying away, but I was worried about the canopy ripping. It is all still in perfect condition and I’m honestly shocked. 10/10!Easy set up with two people and looks great! I’d recommend using 3 people during the set up of the frame, but it’s doable with two. It was bigger than we expected but still fit our space perfectly. We ended up screwing it into the deck two weeks ago and haven’t had any issues with wind. The only reason for 4 stars is for a couple reasons. 1, the instructions are not very clear. 2, we didn’t like how the hooks that hold the curtain and screen are these thin, cheap plastic hooks. You’d basically have to take it all apart to ever replace them if they broke. Let’s hope that doesn’t happen. You will get wet during a heavy rainstorm, but that is to be expected with a cloth roof. But for the money it’s a nice gazebo that I’d recommend to others.

Update: bad wind storm ruined the top and sides, but manufacturer was very good about replacing them for free since it happened within the first year.I've had this up for about a month now. I'm giving it 5 stars because I like it a lot, but there are some issues people should be aware of.First, the negatives:-It's actually only 9.5' x 12.75'.-The fabric material feels thin and fragile. The 4 corner posts feel light, hollow, and fragile. I worry they will bend or break in a bad wind storm. So far, it has handled a few 20 mph wind storms like a champ.-The velcro doesn't stick wellThe positives:-It was very easy to put together. Took about 90 minutes and I was taking my time. I only needed a second person to hold the roof section up while I snapped in the corners.-It looks great and provides a lot of shade, the mosquito net works great as well.

Corner posts are pretty solid. What I like is this actually had to be assembled and not "snapped together". I think this helps with the sturdiness. You have to put some thought into the assembly because the instructions are a little lacking. I anchored it into the concrete. If you choose to do this, please buy anchors from a hardware store. The ones they give you are very thin aluminum. Go spend the $4 just for piece of mind.So far the only issue we had was the velcro straps on the corners don't hold very tight in strong wind. We found that out the hard way during a storm. If you feel there's a bad storm coming, wrap a bungie around each corner. Other than that, it's great so far.

I've had this for almost a year now. It arrived fine and packed well. The instructions were horrible. If you dont put alot of stuff together, rope in a friend who does. And you will need another friend to help hold stuff upright.The good: It's a fairly nice looking gazebo. Holds up to the wind fairly well. I live on salt water breezes and no rust so far.The bad: when it rains water pools on the top. In a slight breeze it does shake which rattles it. The rattle causes all of the nuts and bolts to work themselves out. Have had to go around and retighten them all I dont know how many times and have had to replace to many to count. The fabric has started to rip at one corner due to the sharp edge and the fabric is really tight around the sides, not the top.... I dont think it will last more than another year at this rate.I did get the screen part up, the curtains are so heavy that I couldnt hold them up and the cheap plastic hooks couldnt either.....Adding. Just dont. Got this july 23. Here we are Oct 24 and its probably time to just take the dang thing down. Its lost so many nuts and bolts. Its twisted. The fabric is all sun dried and turning to dust. I really need this to be atleast a few years thing. Didn't expect forever, but for sure feel like I could have gotten more from a cheap pop up one.

I was very impressed. I am a DIYer and was thinking about building a patio until I saw this.All metal and parts and seems very well constructed. The instructions were a little vague (1 step would really be like 3 steps and no specified order). Also, it says 3 people needed to install. Help would be nice but not necessary if you are handy. If you can change brakes on a car you should be able to do this by yourself. Otherwise have help.But for the price this seems like a steal.I have mounted to the house and ground using tensions cords and I am going to add small tapcon screws into the ground (you can just buy sandbags for gazebos if you don’t want to screw down). Unless there is a tornado I don't think this is going anywhere as long as you weight the legs rightWe have also setup electricity and a smart switch. Ordered two USB ceiling fans to hang up on the ceiling also. It’s VERY tall.Love the product. Customer service is very good. The zippers were stuck on the mosquito netting and had to be broken off in two places to get it open. They have a partial refund since they didn’t have extra netting available. I’m ok with that as the netting wasn’t the most important to us. The curtain is.Thanks outsunny! Only wish they sold other sizes like 13x13 and 7x10