Put it up by myself in a day and a half. Great addition to our pool area. Didn’t realize y’all based out of Pittsburg, KS until I added the little placard at the end. I was actually in a Motel in Pittsburg for work when I placed the order lol.

This gazebo is fantastic. The parts are sturdy, instructions are easy to follow and everything fit together like a glove. I have zero regrets and love the finished product!

This gazebo is so beautiful! Everyone compliments on it! Assembly was straightforward, took two people and one day. Only thing I wish was an option is a cedar privacy wall.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Just like many other reviews, assembly date was two weeks out then on the day of assembly, cancelled. So I do not know how the gazebo is because it is still in the box.

I can't say enough good thing about this product!! I searched a long time for something that was going to the size I wanted and withstand possible wind conditions. I had this built in September 2025 and this past winter we experienced lots of heavy wind conditions and zero concerns especially because my area building code requires 3ft footers so it definitely wasn't going anywhere!!! The only complaint from my contractor was the way it was packaged having to unbox everything and find all the parts. We had electric installed including a ceiling fan and the power port if excellent to be able to plug in additional items needed. Can't wait to get out this spring!

Overall this was an ok install. Much easier to do than if I would have bought all the materials and built it myself. The steps were clear, BUT there were occasions where I did some things incorrectly that I then needed to redo. My list of things I would call out for someone else putting this together: 1. The instructions are written with the front being the taller end. In my case I wanted to have the front be the shorter end. With smaller things, pivoting the item works well, but something of this size and weight I needed to build right to left and reverse terms like "FRONT" and "BACK" 2. When putting the rafters in, some pieces have angled ends and needed to go in a certain direction to fit. 3. There are extra screws, bolts, nuts, etc.. in case you mess something up. 4. If you're anchoring into concrete, a hammer drill is your friend. 5. If you're placing it next to something, account for space to use a drill. It was tight at times to fit a drill in and to access the back of the roof for the edging where we placed it. 6. It comes in a lot of boxes that are heavy, especially the roofing. It took me and one other person about 4 half days to build, and 15 minutes or so at night organizing what bolts we would need for the next day so we could move quicker.

I bought a month ago. Spent three days putting the sealant and stain on every square inch of cedar wood. Had two guys put together with me assisting on lifting sections. Took about 20 hrs to put completely up. Went together great and looks awesome and very solid. Only thing I did was buy my own concrete bolts. I used 1/2 bolts . It never going anywhere.

This gazebo is very strong and easy to build. My husband and cousin built this over the course of two days. The instructions were easy to read and understand but they could use some extra stamping on the pieces for which way is up. They did struggle with the trusses but eventually figured it out. Overall a wonderful gazebo and we couldn’t be more happy with it.

We have yet to assemble our unit. Living in Northeast Wisconsin, the weather hasn't been cooperating. But, as we unpacked it all, beginning to seal everything, we are truly impressed with the materials, the manual and the quality of everything.

Just absolutely loved the entire experience with this carport. I knew it was going to be a challenge because of the grade where I wanted to place it. There is a good 15" drop from one corner to the opposite corner. Since the posts are hollow I decided to modify the bottoms. I first dug the required holes and filled them with concrete. Then I accurately measured the drop from the highest point to all the other post slabs. I then used 4x4 and 2x8 pressure treated wood to build inserts. I added 5" to all the posts so that the post on the highest point would have a "matching" base. The top of the black paint on the posts are now all level. My approach to this install was when I inventoried everything I stacked all the parts in reverse order from the instructions. I then built all the joists and reverse stacked them in the order that the instructions called for them. Day of the install went so very easy. Literally less than a day to assemble the posts, joists, roof, and anchors. Finished product is so much more than I expected. We love this carport!!