Pop up Canopy, 10X12 Pop up Tent with Mesh Walls, 6 Sides Gazebo, Patented 1 Step Lock Tech, Screened House for Outdoor/Camping/Lawn/Trip/Gathering, Khaki and Brown

Easy to assemble! It is so easy to carry places when needed. It is waterproof and keeps bugs out pretty good too! It's lasted many times of putting it up and down so it's built really sturdy. Worth the money!

I bought this right before our camping trip and did not have time to set it up and do a "test run" before our trip. When we got to the campground it was raining and the instructions got wet so we had to figure out the set up without them. We were able to use common sense to put it together without difficulty. The take down was just as easy. Just pop the latch at the top center bracket on the inside of the tent. Three of us put it up and though it would have been easier with 4, we were able to do it with no problem. Two could do it but it would definitely pose a little challenge simply because of it's size. The hexagonal shape allowed for much more room. We had a 6' table which we set up for stoves and dishes, large cooler (kept under the table) a 3' dry storage box which we also used as a table, and 4 camp chairs set around and still had room to move. Multiple height settings are great too. My son is 6'3" and we were able to set the hieght to 8' and he didn't even have to duck to go in and out. We clamped lights on the roof frame and it was perfect. This tent is a must have if you have multiple people camping. It gives you a great common area out of rain and bugs. We sat in it during the rain and didn't get wet, even though it's screen because the mesh is so tight. We did have a heavy rain that night and our chairs around the perimeter got wet of course but the rain didn't pool on the dome shaped top so there was no sagging. Living in Florida, bugs and rain tend to dictate your outdoor activity scheduling. Knats and mosquitoes can squeeze through most screen mesh easily and eat you up despite being sealed in a tent. We did not have that problem while in this tent. The dual doors are great because it gives you more flexibility in where you can locate it on your site. I HIGHLY recommend this especially for multi family camping. Can't say a single negative thing. The ease of setup/take down, size, rain and bug protection, and dual doors make this a "must have" for camping.

Took about 30 minutes to assemble. Not bad being our first ever time to do it with 2 people. We could have saved time if we had known to unzip the screened in part and wrap it around the OUTSIDE perimeter before we started. Felt like a couple of idiots not realizing this after we got started on it! It really is sturdy and we also bought the 4 bags that are a separate purchase to strap to the legs to give it some more stability. We filled 4 cut pieces of 4 inch pvc sewer pipe and filled those with wet concrete and those fit into the bags perfectly and no chance of spilling out. Those turned out to weigh 25.5 pounds each. Overall, we would recommend this to anyone who is looking for a great camping screened in room. There is only one fix that could improve the design; and that is around the top of where the screened in room fits the top....there is a bit of a gap where bugs could enter in a couple of sections. We bought some glue on velcro used especially for fabric (also sold on amazon) that glues on there permanently supposably. Haven't used it camping with that on there yet but are also taking large safety pins in case that add on falls off. It would defeat the purpose having a screened in room if bugs can easily enter. But yeah, we are sincerely happy with this purchase so far! : ) Note that I would have given it 5 stars except for those few gaps at the top of the design. Otherwise it is pretty awesome. And huge!

Bought this for our camping trip in cape cod but this isn't an exclusive camping piece; its an attractive summer piece when open that works for formal or casual events too. Winds were up out in cape cod, and so was our powerful little "veranda"; doesnt seem strong with the adjustable legs - did i mention you can adjust the height of the entire gazebo just by pressing the buttons on the legs and raising it uneasy? EASY to assemble; literally almost pops up and open on its own once out the bag and standing up. We got questions and compliments and accolades, folks walked by marveling. Not exaggerating! This is a good investment that will last a LONG time. Worth the money. Only thing I would change is the zipper on the net zipping from bottom up - uh, hard to maneuver with a plate of food to serve but small price to pay for almost bug free camping experience! Love it!

This was the best purchase I made all year I’m out camping for a week and keeps the bugs out and I put it up without any help. It’s very sturdy too it’s been storming out here for 3 days and it didn’t budge would definitely recommend

Definitely NOT WATERPROOF like the discription says! Very disappointing! Took a while to put it up and don't really want to take it down to return it, but I might yet. One of my main reasons for purchase was to sit in it while it rains! Listening to the rain on a tent roof is something I love to do. This 12x12 hexagon screenhouse is big enough for my 4' hexagon table and more than four chairs. Too bad it leaks!

I purchased this canopy 2 years ago. Recently I needed a replacement part and I cannot say enough about how amazing the customer service was. I researched canopies for a about two weeks prior to purchasing this one. The goal was stability, ease and something I could put away “in tact” (that I didn’t need to take apart or put back together). The reviews had noted that this one could be packed up with the screens still on. It absolutely can. The only thing that would’ve made this product better is having wheels on its storage bag. Otherwise this is the best canopy I have ever owned and is incredibly easy to manage. I will always recommend this product and will purchase again for any future needs.

Update: Just put this up again and it was super easy and still is in good condition after the last year of use. Looks like I'll get at least another year minimum (likely more :) I purchased this pop-up gazebo a few months ago and have been pleased with the durability of the frame, but found some of the included accessories lacklustre. The metal frame has held up nicely even through high winds that downed trees in the area. It provides ample covered space and has survived storms with ease so far. However, the rope included to tension the canopy is terrible quality, disintegrates after a few months even then it felt cheap. I replaced it with stronger USA made Para-cord Planet para-cord and used a trucker's hitch to really cinch it tight. The stakes are also on the thinner side - upgrading to heavy duty stakes may help keep it more grounded. Make sure to put the stakes at an angle and not 90 degrees into the ground. And do learn how to tie a truckers hitch knot it will allow more tension while not even being complicated. I’ve noticed a bit of leaking during intense downpours at some of the stitching seams on the canopy roof. It's not full holes, but where the stitches connect fabric panels. Applying seam sealant could help improve the water resistance. A few drops during heavy rainfall isn't unacceptable at all. Overall though; for the reasonable price, the gazebo frame itself is solid and provides good shelter and significantly reduces heat and bugs. The canopy has a few leaks but not terribly so. The weak cord and stakes are solvable with better accessories. And sealing the seams would prevent most drips. With some tweaks, it’s a quality outdoor structure.

Very good quality. Even though it is too heavy for spouse to carry, I hauled it around n.p. It packed into truck easyily. Super easy setup. 1 person or 2. Pops up in under 5 minutes, easy peasy. 2 levels of height made it ideal for woods/park camping. Make sure to secure the top on b4 lifting up & set velcro straps tight to frame at corners. I grabbed the Camo version and it was a nice fit in the park with our 2 tents. Fits 8-ft picnic table no problem. Put table inside before adding sides.

Easy to set up and quite sturdy. Roomy as not slant walls like as most screen enclosures. Some said tie downs of poor quality but I had zero issues and zero issues with the setup and quality of the product. True that the screen doesn’t seal perfectly with enclosure up top but I haven’t had any bug issues because of this. I have secured the enclosure with a nearby tree as well for stronger winds. All said I find it very good value for the price.

Description states waterproof. It is not. With light to moderate rain, water comes in from roof, in all different places. You can see it coming in, might be coming in from seams not sure and on a sunny day you can see tiny holes all over the roof. One true part of description is that it is very easy to set up and will keep you cooler on a hot day but won’t keep you dry.

This shelter seems quite sturdy, and unlike some of it's competitors (*cough* coleman *cough*) it's actually rated for use in the rain! I love the detachable bug netting (though we usually just tuck it up into the roof when not needed) and the size is perfect for us. I do wish they had taped the seams as they do let water in, but it's an easy DIY fix. It's certainly not light, but that adds to the sturdiness, and isn't a problem for us when car camping.