VEVORPatio Gazebo for 6-8 Person, 10 x 10 FT Backyard Gazebo, with Mosquito Netting, Metal Frame, and PU Coated 180G Polyester, Outdoor Canopy Shelter for Patio, Backyard, Lawn, Garden, Deck

The construction of the tubing and frame are really nice. The paint quality is good ad there were few marks from being packaged. The canvas material is more durable than I expected. It's a heavier material that stands up to winds and adverse weather.Assembly was relatively straight forward. I'm probably better at looking at pictures than reading the instructions for assembling anything. Use a buddy for assembly, you will need it.The assembled size is enough to put a good sized patio table and seat 4-6 people comfortably.The mosquito netting had some memory and will likely smooth out over time as well as all the fabric. It's really sharp looking and the colors will go with any décor.Quality built gazebo.

This is a good sturdy gazebo. The frame is great and uses powder coated steel instead of aluminum. You would think “this is great it will last for years and I can just replace the fabric canopy!” However, vevor does not sell a replacement fabric canopy. I contacted them directly and their position is to not sell replacement parts. If something breaks during the warranty period, they will replace it but if it’s after the 1 year warranty, tough luck. Once the canopy wears out, you will need to purchase another full unit. This is on me, I should have asked prior to purchase. However, I feel this is still important to note for those that may be assuming replacements are available and expecting to use this frame for years to come. It’s possible some other manufacturer makes one that is compatible, still checking that out. I do question, why make such a sturdy frame yet not expect customers to continue using it beyond the (expected) shorter life of the fabric parts?

Not a fan of giant orange logo on both sides on the top. This is for residential use; it looks tacky, guys. Also, missing one pole pocket on a middle canopy spine. Aside from that, I put 99% together myself. Was easy to follow along. Needed help getting all poles into their pockets (except the 1 missing).

I ordered this VEVOR patio gazebo for my backyard to provide some shade, and to also ward off mosquitoes due to living with a creek in my backyard. This gazebo fits the bill! The gazebo came in a very heavy box, so I did need help to move it to the backyard. The instructions were easy to follow, but I do recommend at least two people to put it together. Assembly took under an hour, and we had shade! The frame is sturdy, and the fabric holds up well. Because I live in a windy area, I removed the fabric for the winter. I left the frame up, and it has not rusted under a lot of snow. I really like the fact that I’m able to stake this down so it can be permanently placed on my patio, and it provides a great outdoor living space! I recommend it!

I ordered this Gazebo to put in our back patio. When it got here I was pleasantly surprised by how nice it is.The frame is solid and the top is thicker. It's a well built gazebo. Much better than many I've had. They're pricing it decent too.

Instructions were extremely lacking - basically just picture of it together with parts labeled. Went together easy, but does require at LEAST two people just due to size. Love the adjustable legs on the ends to allow for canvas stretching and the bug net slides and zips well. Extremely happy with this!

We've always wanted something like this for the backyard to enjoy open air without being eaten alive by the mosquitos. The box that it comes in is very heavy, so 2+ people are needed to move it from the delivery spot to the backyard (or wherever it's going to be put together). With 2 adults and 2 kids "helping", it took as about 45 minutes to put it together. It should take less going forward, since we have a better understanding of where things go, how they connect, etc. The installation videos on the product page were very helpful.The frame is heavy and secured by several bolts. The cloth parts are secured by plastic rings and velcro straps. Initially, we put the frame on the grass in the middle of the backyard before attaching the cloth parts. Since it has only 4 touch points, finding a near-perfect flat surface was challenging. We were able to sit comfortably inside with some foldable chairs, little tablets, etc. At the end of the day, we took it down, since the weather is not suitable for it at the moment. When we get to spring/summer, we'll set it up on the deck and bolt it down for stability.

This is a pretty big sized gazebo. Large enough for people to sit comfortably.