Great buy. This gazrbo is sturdy as well as beautiful. I did a lot of research before buying and was impressed with the specs. Especially the fact that the roof can hold up to 30 inches of snow compare to the 2-3 inches for other competitors.

Pay the extra and have it delivered and constructed for you because it takes at least 4 very strong and tall people to put it up! It is very nice though

We are currently almost ready to raise the roof. I have been extremely satisfied with this product and its looks. We attached tis to our existing deck and also tied it into the house.

Great product. Instructions were great but you really need to pay attention to all of the details. I was surprised at how everything comes together so easily.

Absolutely gorgeous! My husband put it together by himself within two full days time. Help was definitely needed on some of the assembly sections. We have gotten so many compliments and do many people asking us where we found such a beautiful piece.

I bought this to put a metal roof on an existing gazebo. It says my photo is too large so I guess you will just have to imagine this as a waterproof unit with enclosed open spaces and sliding panels on the front. Ifsomeone wants a photo, email me!

We installed this at our cabin a year ago. We love it and would recommend it. The only thing was the screws were not machined well and we had to take a wire brush to them. It was a pretty big task for two guys in the 70's, but they got it done.

I bought this for our deck. The China wood wasn't the best but the holes were drilled right on. If your not a carpenter this could be hard to put together. Everything needs to be square and plumb. The roof is made of flimsy wood that is hard to keep square till the last metal panel is installed. If you want to run power don't call the manufacturer they will tell you the left rear corner is the only spot for power, that is what their computer told them. ANY POST CAN BE THE POWER POST. Anyone can drill a hole in a wood deck or run power in a concrete pad to go inside the 6x6 post, they are hollow and a box can be mounted in or on the post, just add a gfci. I used waterproofing clear on 90 percent of the wood it took about 2 hours. This should have been coated in China. The bolts and screws are not magnetic and painted black. The bolts have so much paint on them that they don't thread into the nuts. I used white grease to make the nut and bolt go together BEFORE I put them on the unit. One woman was going to call the manufacturer to get all new bolts she broke them off because of the paint. You will need construction knowledge to do this right.

I bought this recently and couldn't be happier! It expands our outdoor living space so much when we have company The only thing we couldn't figure out was how to get power to the gazebo? We thought maybe by running an extention cord from the house and plugging it into the gazebo, but the main power plug to plug into had the prong end and the directions didn't quite show what you which plug into gazebo to get the main power working? Could someone let me know how to get power to it and show me which outlet is the main power outlet? Thanks for your help

My husband bought this gazebo at Sam's, Medford, NY. It is not worth the $1,600 + that we paid for. First of all the wood is very cheap, it cracks very easily and I doubt that it will stand any weather conditions in NY. When we installed the sheeting according to the specs on the instructions, we have a 1/2 inch gab running down on both sides of the roof. After contacting bydinfo@backyarddiscovery.com thru email, this person wants a picture from all 4 sides of the unit and some of the gaps on both sides. Its obvious that the gazebo has gaps as I already send in pictures. Do not buy this gazebo, not worth the money.