10' x 12' Hardtop Gazebo Outdoor Aluminum Gazebo Arc Grill for Patios Deck Backyard,Galvanized Steel Double Roof,Curtain&Netting by domi outdoor living

My husband put the Gazebo together in about 3 days. It is beautiful and very sturdy.The zippers are very good quality,Overall we are very happy with our purchase.

This gazebo honestly exceeded my expectations! The metal material seems sturdy and properly coated to withstand the elements. Quality and finish are good the actual color in my opinion is somewhere between dark grey and black. The canvas and bug net also seem to be high quality too. It has heavy duty zippers and the canvas/net has quick connects that sit in a rail system for easy instal/removal. I think the price is a little steep for what it is, but if I had to put a price on it I’d say it’s worth a grand at least.Packaging: 4 total packages that arrived a few days sooner than expected. All boxes were in good shape and no material was damaged or bent in the shipping process.Setup: The gazebo comes with what’s seems a never ending setup manual. It’s pretty straight forward for the most part, but a few diagrams left me scratching my head for a while.. also the directions aren’t joking when they say its a 2+ person job. I don’t think there’s anyway I could have done this without help. Ladders are also essential while assembling the roof. I would also advise purchasing Allen bits to use in a drill. There are hundreds of screws/ bolts in this kit. It would take years to screw them all in with the provided tools. Overall after a few family arguments and fallouts we got this thing up and it is quite swell. Cold brews also help with the assembly process!Quality control: all required hardware was provided in the kit. Not one piece was missing! There were even some extra pieces. (I hope those were extras) my only gripe in this department is a few missing screw holes in the frame that supports the roof. I solved this problem with a drill bit. Other than that bravo to the domi team for great quality control on their part.All in all it is a great product that transformed our outdoor area. We have received a ton of compliments already. I would recommend this product to a friend as long as they don’t ask me to help set it up!

Living in MN, we can comfortably relax outdoors from May - Oct, give or take, which is also Mosquito Season. Winters deliver about 48" of snow, occasionally 12" at a time. Given that, we wanted to use our yard with the option of privacy, a little protection from the insects, in something that could handle snow. So we looked at hundreds of gazebos online and a few more at local retailers. In settling on this one, we were attracted by the curved steel roof, both for snow removal and the distinctive look of it. The dual track privacy/bug nets are common among gazebos but a must for us. And we wanted a kit we could build ourselves. Before it arrived, we hired a contractor to erect a platform, and that was critical, as it turned out, because the tight construction allowed virtually no room for error. The surface had to be dead level so the uprights were plumb allowing the roof panels to slide in snugly. Plus, the pre-drilled holes would not accept the steel bolts unless the pieces fit together perfectly. I would say it all went per the plan. It looks great and offers enough room for 4 chairs and a fire table. A couple of caveats. The instructions are adequate but could definitely use a video in which someone assembles it step-by-step. (I wish I had made such a video but did not.) In addition, it would be difficult, if not impossible, to construct the roof alone. You do not need 4 people, but with 4, this could be done in a weekend. Took me about 40 hours, with help from others here and there. The instructions do not mention grounding the gazebo, so we added that. Finally, we added weight to the uprights with pea gravel for greater stability. If you do this, do it before you add the roof. All in, it's a lovely addition to our yard. Time will tell if it holds up to the harsh weather, but so far, it truly exceeds our expectations.March 23, 2023 Status UpdateAfter a hard, snowy MN winter, spring is in the air, and our gazebo has survived. Perhaps, it has even thrived. We opted to shut it down in early November. Even with the sides zipped in place, the gazebo has no ability to retain heat. With temperatures dipping down below freezing and then below zero (F), and the snow piling on and around it, we did not use it at all after Halloween. The good news is it held up to the great weight of heavy snowfalls and arctic windstorms just fine. Now, we're looking forward to daily use again in a few more weeks, certainly by May 1, give or take. It still looks like new after 5 months in the freezer!

This is very sturdy and now with our first heavy wind the day after we finished building it I can say that the windows don't move this at all. The problem you have is the instructions for installing the roof sheet metal panels. when installing the lower section center panels that are two pieces, you have to install them together at the same time. You will also want to have someone with you to help install the upper center top or it will bend on you until you get all the supports in place. As others have said this does take at least two people.Now if you live in a windy area like we do, these curtains have no weight what so ever at the bottom and will blow like crazy no matter if you have them closed or opened, of course unless you have them fully open and secured to the post. We are working on a solution for this as we get allot of wind through here especially in the winter when we will be having our propane heater fired up to keep it warm inside of it.You will find people talking about putting a rod at the bottom through the seem but these curtains only have maybe an 1/8 in seem so that is out. Magnetic weights cost you around $25.00 for a pair and those only weight 1lb each so you are looking at least 32 weighs and not only would that cost $800.00 but in heavier winds will they actually hold 12 lbs on the long sides I just don't think they will keep them from blowing. As I said I will post an update once we hopefully find a solution to this.Other then that I will say we actually do love this gazebo, but a few things could be better such as a weight to better secure the curtains when they are closed.

I’m still assembling it.So far all good.very easy and light to do it. I’ll update later because I am not done yet.So far all are good I am satisfied what I paid for. Delivery is excellent fast and no damages.Highly recommended.

It's perfect it's actually what we wanted