Customer Reviews for Outsunny - Patio Gazebo - Coffee
Customer Rating
5
Great product
on May 9, 2019
Posted by: Robert L.
Very sturdy gazebo. Instructions were easy to follow. I would recommend to anyone looking for a good gazebo. It does need waterproofed . As soon as I got it up it started raining and leaked around the seams as I would have expected.
Our Gazebo delivered in two days, went up very easy with two people and survived a hailstorm a day later. The zip up curtains kept the rain and hail out. The top cover came with a couple small rips but Vera at Aosom quickly sent me a new one. My only complaint would be that the zips on the curtains unzip with the action of wind. However, I found a work-around by putting large paperclips on the zippers. I'm very pleased.
Love this canopy. We drilled and bolted it directly into our concrete patio. Solid as hell. Very easy to assemble. It's huge too. We kind of figured that considering the size but once you put it together it's really big. Fits a whole patio set under it comfortably.
Love the size of the gazebo, certainly larger than my previous one. We were able to put it together with just 2 people. We did have a 'squaring' issue but once on a ladder and pulling up in the correction direction, no problem. The top was easy to put on and stretched to all the corners.
Survived a dozen Las Vegas windstorms first year, no problemo..
on October 3, 2018
Posted by: TJ M.
I saw my uncle's gazebo, and he had tied cement weights on the legs, wishing he had made them more permanent. I needed a gazebo for my home, and decided on this one. I purchased four cement piers (the trapezoidal kind, around 40 lbs each) and installed them by using cement screws, tied in some wooden strips, and connected the bottom of each post to the cement pier. I also found some paint to match the dark brown rails. It raised the gazebo 8" and really added to the openness of the shady space. My wife and I have enjoyed our first summer with this, and despite 50+ mph wind gusts over several different thunderstorms, the structure has stood strong. The quality of the materials is very good. My suggestions: treat the fabric with UV retardant, and anchor the posts with something substantial. The amount of fabric in a large storm requires significant anchoring (perhaps 30-40 lb each x4). Also, I installed it myself with two ladders. Not easy, but my friends didn't show, and I wanted to get this thing up. Took me around 7 hours with pier anchors. So worth the effort.