SUNCROWN 10 x 10 FT Outdoor Gazebo for Patio Iron Frame Garden Permanent Gazebo with Vented Soft Canopy and Mosquito Netting, Khaki

This is absolutely amazing for the price. I have seen tons of reviews on others that talk about how the frames buckle easily and was worried due to this price, you get what you pay for they say. Not with this one. The frame is very strong and has lots of pieces to help support the frame. It’s sturdy and solid. Since I live in Washington state where it rains a LOT I did question its waterproof ability. Another pleasant surprise; water beads off the top. There are even small holes in the top for venting/draining if water were to pool on the top it will not weigh down the structure. I was worried thinking “who puts holes in the top?” However they have a raised edge so the only way water gets in is if it pools or a really lucky rain drop makes it through the top. Assemble was easy, except for putting parts on backward because the image was not to clear. It was an easy fix. This is an amazing gazebo and worth every penny.

This is exactly what I was looking for to offer shade and block rain from my deck; which is in full sun all afternoon and evening. It is very nicely made with full screens to keep out pests and enclosures to block sun and rain on all four sides. When the weather is nice we open all the solid enclosures and let the breeze blow through the screens. When we want to eat outdoors we just close the solid enclosures on the sides that have the sun and leave the sides that aren't in the sun open for ventilation. At night we can sit out with or without privacy. I have a large octagon patio table with 4 very large chairs, a plant stand with a cover that I use as a sideboard, a small round glass table, a small folding table, and a tote with outdoor supplies (dishes, silverware, napkins, tablecloths, placements,etc.) in this 10' x 10' gazebo. I was even able to hang a chandelier that I had from a previous gazebo. I absolutely love most everything about it. The assembly instructions were very poorly written, but this 72 year old woman and my daughter were able to assemble it in a couple of hours. I anchored it to my deck and will remove the top and curtains after Labor Day so it will hopefully give me several years of service. All in all it has been a great purchase and we've already gotten a ton of use out of it. Would highly recommend this gazebo as it is very sturdy in the wind and extremely versatile. I've owned 4 others and this is one of the very best I've owned.

I've only had the gazebo for a few weeks now, but I wanted to share my thoughts on it, as it is. I was surprised at how good the quality is. Granted, many of the pieces do feel a bit light and flimsy (which is why I'll revisit this review in a few months after a good test through multiple weather conditions) but never cheap, per se. In fact, the quality of the mesh screen curtain and main outside curtains surprised me. They seem solid, but, again, let's see how everything looks in a few months under the sun. And it really does look nice when set up. I expected it to be half as impressive as the pics on Amazon make it look, but surprisingly it's very close. Setup was pretty easy, and possible to do it solo; two ppl would have been better and the instructions are a bit wanting (lacking necessary detail on some parts of assembly) but I was able to put it together with almost no frustration and fairly quickly in a few hours. I have some minor gripes: 1) It would have been nice if the mesh and curtains were weighted at the bottom, so they aren't flapping about in the wind. There are ways to remedy this youself, so I can give this issue a pass. 2) Rain does seem to trickle in through a few of the grommets in the canopy panels, so not entirely water proof, but not a deal breaker. You just may need to avoid putting furniture underneath them. 3) Canvas instead of polyester for the curtains and canopy would make me feel a bit more confident in its resiliency (this actually still worries me a bit in the long run). There are some other gripes, but they're very minor and barely worth mentioning. So, in summary, so far, it's a very decent gazebo for a reasonable price, and I'm looking forward to seeing how it holds up. From what I understand, Suncrown's customer service is very good, so I look forward to dealing with them if I ever need replacement parts. Update: 1 year later, I'm still very happy with the purchase. I have the gazebo bolted down to a small wooden platform (roughly the same size) in the middle of my yard and ratcheted down with straps in each corner, and it stayed up despite the 20 mph winds (according to my weather app) we were experiencing a couple weeks ago. I was a little nervous because it felt like the wind might bring it down, but it held and appears to be going strong. Anymore than 20 mph, I'm doubtful it would hold. You will need to tighten some of the screws holding the frame, on occasion, as winds do what they do.

My daughter and I put this beautiful canopy together with ease. It does help to have 2 people. As noted in other posts it took 4 hours. We had no problem with the directions. So well made and is very sturdy. Bought on Prime Day and saved $50. Well worth it.