Customer Reviews for Outsunny - 10' x 12' Hardtop Gazebo with Curtains and Netting - Coffee
Customer Rating
4
Great Gazebo, looks good, but I need new canopies
on December 3, 2020
Posted by: D B.
In Texas the sun fades everything unless it is specifically designed for that sun. I would like to order new canopies, but can't seem to find a place to do so. Can anyone help?
I assembled the gazebo with my son in one afternoon, and it looks fantastic on my deck.
However, the county I live in Maryland requires a building permit for this. I submitted one including zoning info drawings, etc... (including $120 permit fee), but the county permit department denied the application, and requested 'Engineer Stamped Drawings With Snow load Calculations for the Roof structure'. This is unbelievable. Has anyone ever had the same issue? Any suggestions?
Arrived with no damage. It came in two separate box. Both of them are heavy so they can get damaged easily if the shipping company doesn't handle carefully. Assembling was not that hard. The roof is bit tricky to install like everyone mentioned but little bit of patient and adjustment will do.It came out beautiful. Love how it looks.
I read a lot of reviews and looked at a lot of products before purchasing this gazebo. It seemed like the best value for the money. Most products were at least a few hundred dollars more. I was looking for something that had a metal frame with a steel roof. So far I am VERY happy with the end result! It looks great and seems like it will last for years to come. The installation was easy, just be sure to follow the instructions closely and pay attention to the details. I was worried about the roof installation after reading all the reviews. But it wasn't near as bad as I had expected. The trick is to install the small triangle pieces from the outside with at least a 6' tall ladder, they slide right into place with no trouble at all. I would highly recommend buying this unit. Installation took about 6 hours by myself (I even did the roof alone).
I did not like the instructions (Pictures only) It slowed me down.Comment: It defiantly needs at lease two people to assemble. I assembled the frame the first day. Day 2 I put the roof on. It took about 12 hours to complete.Note: I assembled the top and 4 corner pieces to the roof frame on the ground and then had help lifting it on top of the frame. After that I finished the frame for the roof by myself. Once again I found that inserting the roof panels was a two person job. Note: Start installing the corner roof panels In one corner and work around leaving the last two side rectangular panels for last. This allows you to have one person to feed the panels up and then help to guide the panels into the channels while the second person is on a ladder helping to get the panel in the channel.All and All it was a fun project. Not at all hard to do. Just take your time and have fun.
Assembly is easy, except for the roof. It's tricky. I managed to assemble this by myself, but I turn a wrench for a living. The gazebo is well made, sturdy, and assembly engineering has been thought out well. The plans have no directions, just pictures, but that is sufficient. All parts were marked well. It is a nice looking gazebo.