We really love our new gazebo! It's perfect for when family and friends come visit! It took my husband about 8 hours to put it together. He screwed one screw wrong and they sent us a new one! Great customer service!

Can’t believe how nice this looks once it’s done!! Believe it when you read about assembly on the roof. Definitely not a quick process… Yet with that said, well worth the time/ energy/ investment. I am fortunate that my two boys and one of their buddies were there for me. Two people can do it but four is fantastic. lol Took them really about 6hrs but ALL stayed out underneath it till 2am. Maybe they stayed cause dad bought the alcohol??? I’m sure that was the reason. Great space to sit out and enjoy each other’s company family etc. I’m sure looking forward to getting the daughter in law’s and grandkids over to grill out and enjoy it in the future. GREAT investment for my wife and I. Family cookouts are my absolute favorite thing to do.

Well designed and pretty easy to assemble. Impressed with how well it was engineered and instructions were pretty easy to follow. While I did try to build it all by myself, the instructions were clear that 2 people are needed…..for a few steps. The best thing I can add is that several people asked where I got it so they were impressed as well.

I'm giving it 5 stars only because the assembly instructions were very clear. This gazebo is very high quality and very sturdy. The actual assembly was not difficult and took me a week to build on my own, about 10 hours total. I would recommend reading the instructions a few times before starting. But I still recommend it.

You can assemble it yourself using 2 ladders, except for installing the top roof screws. You will need someone to hold the nuts at the bottom of the tent with a wrench while drilling the holes at the outside top. It took me 1 hour to sort out the 6 boxes and lay them out All the parts are very light, and after assembly, it becomes a very nice and sturdy gazebo Use a cordless drill with a hex bit

The product seems to have very nice detail embossing, providing a traditional architectural element. The double sliding doors on all four sides seem a bit over the top, but it will be very practical when access is needed from any direction. The central part of the roof is translucent to let light in so that it is not too dark inside.

The page in the manual that says tools needed got me excited: screwdriver, hammer, 5 guys… So it was just me…and 700+ parts. No problem…it always seemed to get done before. Like the 40'x60' metal building I put together myself…well…me and a John Deere tractor/loader with the boom section bolted to the bucket…and a concrete yard and finishing crew…and a crew to put the sheet metal on… Anyway, the construction quality of this screen room is impressive from the way it was packaged to the way it was bolted. Very solid.

I am very impressed. The screenhouse came in two large framed boxes and all of the individual parts and the bags of hardware were well labeled. They even included extra quantities of each type of type of hardware. It basically took two of us two days to put together. You'll definitely want to have two step ladders when assembling the upper section. We found it easiest to completely assembly the very top piece - and then connect it, which is slightly different from the instructions. It is very much worth the money. Great quality, has tons of interior space, and the magnetic latches on the screen doors are a nice touch. I definitely recommend it.