SunjoyL-gz098pst-1b Double Roof Weist Gazebo With Mosquito Net, 10' X 10'

I bought this, took it out to our camper. My husband said it was a pain in the ass to assemble by himself. Probably easier with 2. Enjoyed it all weekend. The following 2 weeks it was slammed repeatedly by back to back severe storms. Funnel clouds, 70 mile winds the whole 9 yards. We fully expected it to be destroyed. Came back and it had shifted and some what collapsed but it was not broken. Took a few minutes to get it stood back up. This is an after the storm pic! Great Gazebo!

first small wind and it blew over... the second storm broke the gazebo.. its mostly good for short term or small parties.. it looks very nice it's just not sturdy....

I was concerned that this Gazebo wouldn't stand up to a storm, because of some of the reviews, I took a chance and ordered it, my granddaughter and I put it up within a hour, it was nice, a week later we were hit with a very bad storm, it was still standing and looking good, I purchased leg anchor for the Gazbo you can buy them from Amazon, because we put it up on our patio, we just had a second storm and it is still stand tall, Love it and the price is right

I found this product to be difficult to put together. The gazebo was cock-eyed and never truly sturdy upon completion. The product tore easily upon set up and did not stand up to a very mild summer storm. I took the gazebo apart in attempt to preserve it and the hooks/poles were very difficult to take apart. I was pleased that the seller offered a refund with a few clarifying questions. I would not recommend this product; you would be better off with an E-Z Up type tailgate tent. The product is very nice looking and the screen is nice.

For the price this is great only planning on using it one summer. Super easy to put together pleasantly surprised at how nice it is for the price

Easy to put up. Nice and sturdy, just what I hoped for. Thank you.

Looks pretty and I love the space . But now I need to order another pole because it broke in half . I would invest in a more sturdy gazebo, with one that anchors down nor by rope. The rain does not build up on roof part and does not get inside. Make sure to zip up screens if it going to be windy , seems to help with sturdyness.

The metal frame is extremely cheap and the legs don’t fit in the feet properly so securing it won’t matter. Everyday I have 4 feet drilled into my deck and a gazebo off to the side.