Aoxun 10' x 12' Hardtop Gazebo, Galvanized Steel Double Top, Permanent Aluminum Gazebo, Outdoor Metal Gazebo with Privacy Curtains and Mosquito Netting, for Parties, Gardens, Decks, Patios, Lawns

I bought the 12x20 gazebo. The packaging was great, all the pieces were there and all the boxes were reinforced at the edges. I did not have any bent parts which was a complaint of reviews for other manufactures. Be careful when assembling and do not tighten screws in a section until that section is complete. This is most important on the roof panels , You need a little play to move them around to get the holes lined up if you tighten them down as you go you will have great difficulty getting the last ones in. I put this up with my wife helps only and I am 79 . It took about a week and worked about 5 hours a day. The bottom frame I did by assembling the 20 ft sections first I propped one against the house and the placed the other 10 ft away and strapped it to chairs to hold it steady. I then took the 10 ft section and placed it on the ladder about the correct height. She then held one end steady while I fastened the other. The hardest part was the roof support . I attached the 2 horizontal armss and then 2 diagonal arms like the video and then put one side over the frame then put the ladder in the middle and lifted the frame up (you need at least an 8 ft ladder for this. She then fastened the arms to the main bottom frame. (This part would be easier with 3 people) The rest of the arms were then easy to attach.. The instructions could have been more detailed and larger seeing how some of the corner pieces attached was difficult I went back and forth from the video and instructions that came with it.i had some difficulty seeing how some of the corners came together . The instructions that came with it are all pictures. I bolted mine to the cement patio . It is sturdy. Take your time putting it up. It has been completed for over a month now.

Great gazebo that is well engineered and pretty straight forward to assemble. A lot can be done solo but a helping hand would be great. I like the look and build. The roof was only about 6'3" (which they all are) and was too low. So I poured some concrete pillars about 12" that I anchored it to which was a good choice. It does get warm under the steel roof, but the vented roof helps. Any steel roof will do that.I was missing a part and customer service was great and rushed me the part i needed. I am so impressed.

The Gazebo is well made and looks great

Love our gazebo! The frame was easy to put together, the roof was a little more challenging but we got it done! We did have a damaged panel and worked immediately with the company and they were super easy to work with!

Not the easiest thing to put together. Definitely will have to loosen some previous bolts to get some things to line up as you go. The roof panels are a huge pain. It may cause a divorce if you put it together with your spouse lol. Once it's done it's really nice and good quality. Just anticipate needing some patience. Directions could use some words to clarify picture instructions. The clips on the roof panels are ridiculous.

This Gazebo is perfect. Let’s start with the shopping time. I was supposed to arrive the following week and it didn’t. It arrived in 2 days. all six boxes no damage and dropped right at my door. It was a lot to put together you need at minimum 2 to 3 people. With some planing it to 2 of use and a weekend to get it finished. I recommend this product 100%.

Don’t waste your money. It drips and leaks. It’s supposed to drain down the legs but it doesn’t. The gutters get full of water and doesn’to drain. UPDATE: I gave a one star review and the seller reached out to me to offer a full refund which I was delighted about. However, they reached out an 2nd time and would only offer the refund if I gave me only if I gave them my personal information which is against Amazon’s policy. When I reported this to Amazon, they did nothing about it. This has been a horrible customer experience.

So far, the unit is going up well. My wife has helped with placing the roof supports, but for the most part, I've been assembling on my own.My main recommendation would be to not tighten supports and posts too soon. I had to back out some of the screws to allow a little play until you get the roof supports on. It makes sense to look about 4 pages ahead with the manual since the directions don't specify not to over tighten. It costs me about an hour, but back on track. I have about 8 hours of assembly time invested and will be placing roof panels next.The unit seems to be well engineered and when the roof supports are placed, the unit snugs up well.I'm going to attach to concrete supports. The only suggestion I would make is for a designated channel to be placed for pulling wire for powering lights and a fan. We'll probably attach conduit and paint it to match.So far, we're pleased. Again, don't over tighten screws. I had to extract about 4 bolts that I stripped, but it looks like they supplied extra bolts.This unit was rated for over a 70 mile per hour wind, so with mounting the posts on concrete, it seems to be sturdy enough.All the parts were accounted for and the boxes arrived in good condition.So far, so good.