Living Accents Steel Frame Grill Gazebo 96.1" L X 59.9" W 102.4", Fabric Top

Just finished adding a deck to the house, and saw this while shopping for a Gazebo. I've been looking for something to put the grill under for protection. It arrived 2 days early, so there's a plus. It went together fairly quickly, taking 1 person about an hour and a half. I bolted it to the deck as the spikes included are designed for the ground. The only tools I used were the included wrench (as a test), and a screw driver.READ THE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. Each step is a couple of actions combined, and if you don't read them carefully, you'll end up having to take off the small canopy frame like I did. Make one small adjustment in the instructions. When you start putting the roof together, build the large canopy frame, and attach the canvas. Build the small upper canopy frame, and attach the canvas on the ground prior to mounting it on top. Then attach the small canopy frame.The only thing I see wrong is minor. The spacing between the legs on the short sides are not even all the way down. Up top it's 48.5", and at the bottom it's 48".It does move a bit, and I might try to find a way to add a brace along the back side to see if that tightens it up. The shelves are adding stability on the short side, but there's nothing along the back side.Overall it's a nice little gazebo for the grill, and I think it'll do what I need it to do. I'm going to wait and see how it does in the wind. We don't get much snow out here, so hopefully it'll handle what we get. For now though, it looks good, and the grill fits under it perfectly.UPDATE: It just survived one pretty good wind storm that blew the grill cover half way across my yard (50 yards away). So it's going to last for a little while.SECOND UPDATE: So I bought another one of these to use the roof braces to stiffen it up due to the high winds. That worked out great. Bought this in 2014. In 2015 I notice the top sagging a bit, and it wasn't keeping rain off the grill as the water soaked through the material, and onto the grill. In 2016 the top is still waterproof from the scotch guard, but it's sagging so bad the canvas is now a water collecting tray, and the canvas is starting to rip. Getting ready to buy a hard top grill gazebo that hopefully will last longer.

I was pretty disappointed in this gazebo. It was not easy to put together. I am not ingested in this. I have put metal gazebos together before and this was one of the Moore difficult ones I have dealt with.I was half way done putting it together before I realized the two supports were missing for one if the shelves.Two of my long poles have creased dents in them which make them less durable.The paint odd flashing of as well ask before winter hits I need to hit it up why a can of spray paint.All in all I called Amazon and was taken care if with a partial refund because I needed it for my smoker and I did not want to dismantle it and return it.I would not buy another one.

This does what I purchased it to do. Which was to cover my 2 BBQ's on my porch. The reason it did not get 5 stars is the cover didn't fit. I had to modify it to get it stretched across all 4 corners. You also need to be aware when assembling the orientation of the pieces and parts. I had to disassemble mid way through as I put the top pieces together backwards for lack of clear direction.Over-all it works as advertised. I did leave the side shelves off to increase the coverage to cover 2 BBQ's and it is do that just fine.

Ordered this for fathers day as Walmart was out of stock for a month. Sadly, This product was $55 more then walmart, so I bit the bullet and ordered it anyway. Fathers day came and I put this together for pops, and he helped me on the ladder to install the top canopies.After assembling the entire gazebo, and standing back to admire our work, we realized the canopy has 4 holes, symmetrical to each other on all 4 corners dead center. Went back to look at the box, and it seems that someone must have poked a hole in the air tight bag to release the air when packing it, and they punctured the canopy.I called amazon to see if I could get a replacement canopy and return the one that had holes in it, who in turn stated that they could not help as they were only the seller, but could replace the entire gazebo, if I diss-assembled it and returned it. (sadly this was not an option as UPS left the package on the front lawn in the rain and the box was ruined) So amazon told me to contact the manufacture of the product.I emailed the manufacture who stated that they would send me a replacement canopy top once i sent them pictures of the damage. After I emailed them a picture, I got emails back from 4 different reps all telling me to go back to amazon , as amazon was the seller, and that they couldnt help me. Both amazon, and Living accents are pointing the fingers at each other, and its now weeks after fathers day, and neither party is willing to help.Living accents is a joke. Their customer service is horrible.We wound up having to put tape over the holes , but it still leaks in spots. I guess its better then standing directly out in the rain.

This has been covering my grill for almost a year, A nice fixture in the back yard. A little wobbly if you try to move it, but I love it.i

It's perfect for a small yard or patio. It looks great. A little wobbly if you don't steak it into the ground. (Mine isn't it's on cement=wobbly) The roof was very difficult to put together the instructions were awful. I was sure it would rip; it's been about a month and I'm happy to say it hasn't

Once assembled its functional and looks pretty nice. The major downside was putting the large roof cover on during assembly, it was a bear, especially for one person, actually used pliers wrapped in electrical tape to pull it over the fittings.

Wasn't too bad setting up, even set it up by myself. Looks great, better than picture. My only concern is how long the vinyl tops will last. I guess if I remove the 4 bolts I could take the top inside over the winter.