Customer Reviews for SUNJOY - Wooden 11 x 11 Outdoor Steel Hardtop Gazebo
Customer Rating
5
on June 28, 2021
Posted by: chere a neely
was not hard to assemble but the instructions could have been written better. The instructions need more detail in words it's all pictures which sometimes you have to look real hard to see how some parts a placed.The hardest part was trying to do the roof two or three holes did not match so we modified that part with drilling new holes. It took me and a friend about 12 hours and a few beers.
AMAZING GAZEBO!!! We are SO happy with how this turned out! My husband and I put this together in a weekend, while I was 9 months pregnant! If we can do it, so can you! Same gazebo, we just painted the legs white before assembling. We were pleasantly surprised by how well everything was packaged together in 2 relatively small boxes. There were a TON of pieces to put together but since everything was small it made it really easy for just the two of us to do it. Nothing overly heavy or awkward to hold. We love, love, love the gazebo! It adds so much to our backyard and we couldn’t be happier with how it turned out. Pro tip: there are some “extra screw holes�?in the roof panels that aren’t mentioned in the instructions that you fill, but if you want your gazebo to stay in place, FILL THEM. Highly recommend you buy more screws and fill ALL the holes. We’ve had major wind and thunderstorms lately and our gazebo passed the test! Can’t say enough good things about this gazebo!
So far very pleased with our archwood gazebo. Built this gazebo for cover over our bar and grill by our pool. Build went fairly easy with 2 people. Secured to concrete with concrete lag bolts. We just had a micro burst that took down many trees but gazebo held up. Looks amazing.
Instructions were easy to follow once we got all pieces sorted out and separated. It took a total of 12 hours to complete. I did most of the work with my wife and daughter helping out when I needed an extra hand or two. Its been a little over a year now and the gazebo is still solid and looks great. I would recommend using an 8 to 10 foot ladder to attach roof and panels. I only had a 6 foot and found it very challenging to reach top to secure screws. We installed a shade curtain, a small ceiling fan and misters and boy they help on a hot day! I would totally recommend this product. I went through 3 cheaply made canvas top gazebos in 10 years. I feel this will last 20 years or longer. Well worth the extra money!