Customer Reviews for SUNJOY - 11 ft. x 13 ft. Cedar Framed Gazebo with Steel and Polycarbonate Hip Roof with Solar Powered LED lights - Black
Customer Rating
5
on July 8, 2021
Posted by: Anonymous
We were told it would take 3-4 people to put it together. We only had 1 full time- friend and one part time hlelp - me. All the parts were included and fit properly and the quality was amazing. Looks great and does what it is intended for- help block the sun. My only disappointment is that I am unable to get the mosquito netting and curtain. Out of Stock everywhere.
Delivery was fast. Well packaged and nothing damaged. All the parts included and well labelled. We installed four posts incorrectly because ibstructions not very clear about holes pre-drilled but it was an easy fix. We had to make our own holes. It took me and my husband two days to put together because we worked on it after work for about 2.5 hrs each day so a total of about 5hrs. Not difficult to put together if you follow directions. Love the end product. Many compliments from family and friends.
I absolutely love this Gazebo. It looks exactly like the picture on the website. So happy I ordered it. Will be enjoying it all summer and into the Fall.
It’s the perfect size for our outdoor dining table and chairs. It was easy to put together, though we needed at least 3 people when it came to putting the frame up. Other than that, my teen and myself put up the roof in a few hours
The gazebo was shipped to me via a trucking company on a single pallet. The shipping was efficient, the driver was friendly and it arrived quickly. The boxes are extremely heavy. You will need two people to unpack everything properly. All parts were intact and in great condition. Start by going over the whole manual prior to starting to give yourself an overview. A few things to note of importance: There are several ways of putting these parts together and the manual does NOT do a good job of highlighting things to be aware of. They have exploded views of assembly, pay attention to these since they do highlight how things should be assembled...assume nothing otherwise you will be taking it apart and re-assembling it again to make up for something overlooked. Two people are required, as is a step ladder to get the roof on. My wife and I completed it in two sessions, about 10 hours total.
Took me 12 hours total. Needed 2 additional people to hold the legs when placing the roof frame. Other than that step (20 min) it can be a one man job. Instructions are good if you pay close attention. All predrilled holes lined up. Make sure it is level before installing the leg braces. Sturdy and strong. I used a hammer drill and 1/4 inch blue tapcons to secure to my concrete patio. You will need curtains with rings that snap together as the rod is not removable. For the price this model was the best choice out there in my opinion. It did take 1.5 hours to unpackage but i knew that going into it.