Customer Reviews for SUNJOY - 13 ft. x 15 ft. Cedar Framed Gazebo with Steel 2-tier Hip Roof Hard Top - Brown
Customer Rating
5
on June 3, 2020
Posted by: Anonymous
Love this gazebo. Very sturdy and well built, high quality. Instructions were clear, its definitely a good sized project. We anchored it to our concrete patio, and within days had two major wind storms (60+ mph) and it held up just fine. We hung lights around the roof edge and added some roll up shades to prove shade on the sides when needed. Tip: use cable zip ties (not included) to secure the top of the metal roof plates to prevent them from flapping using the holes provided. Highly recommend this product!
I recommend this product as it has exceeded our expectations. My husband and I were looking for something to provide shade near our pool, and this is perfect. As we like to do projects, the two of us put it together: it took 8 hours to complete. The shipping was quick, the number of pieces/parts was overwhelming at first, but the instructions were amazing and each part was labeled wonderfully. We placed this gazebo on top of our deck, and it fit perfectly. We are extremely pleased.
Product was just as described. Very sturdy structure. We have received lots of compliments on how beautiful it is. It does take a few days to assemble to assemble but that further illustrates the quality if the structure. Instructions are clear ans easy to follow. We are looking forward to many years of use.
Gazebo shipped one week earlier than what I was told through the email, which was nice. Two big, heavy boxes, I used a moving dolly and freight driver helped me roll them up the driveway from the street (had to do it twice). Lots of pieces, I took my time organizing each, which helped in building it. Directions said you would need help from other people at certain points, but I put it up all by myself, no help. I used two A frame ladders in order to do it. Only spot that was tricky was standing posts up and connecting the other post to them. When I had a cross beam connect to two post, I picked it up and leaned it against one sturdy ladder (make sure there is no wind) after that I did an end piece to connect to one of the standing posts. Once three post are connected you should be good to go. First day took me about 6 hours. All post up, cross supports and all metal framing for the roof. Second day about 5 hours to complete rest. I have mine on a stamped concrete patio so I used concrete screws to give it extra support as I get a lot of wind in my area. Good project and looks great when done. Time will tell how it will hold up.
Gazebo shipped one week earlier than what I was told through the email, which was nice. Two big, heavy boxes, I used a moving dolly and freight driver helped me roll them up the driveway from the street (had to do it twice). Lots of pieces, I took my time organizing each, which helped in building it. Directions said you would need help from other people at certain points, but I put it up all by myself, no help. I used two A frame ladders in order to do it. Only spot that was tricky was standing posts up and connecting the other post to them. When I had a cross beam connect to two post, I picked it up and leaned it against one sturdy ladder (make sure there is no wind) after that I did an end piece to connect to one of the standing posts. Once three post are connected you should be good to go. First day took me about 6 hours. All post up, cross supports and all metal framing for the roof. Second day about 5 hours to complete rest. I have mine on a stamped concrete patio so I used concrete screws to give it extra support as I get a lot of wind in my area. Good project and looks great when done. Time will tell how it will hold up.