Gazebo is well made but the packaging is circumvent since parts were stuffed inside the gazebo legs. Unfortunately we didn't discover this until it was nearly completely assembled.

Instructions were not 100% correct. It was missing a step or tow that’s in the book. I was also missing some hardware.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Such a cool design and would be an awesome addition to any backyard. Well thought out design includes a footrest for those at the bar, as well as a power outlet section under a cover on the post. Looks like a little oasis in your own backyard.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I actually bought this cover for a side porch and it is a great fit! This is my second Backyard Discovery purchase. I loved the quality of my 20x12 Norwood gazebo so much that I purchased this one while my other was being assembled. A neighbor saw both while passing and stopped to say how nice they looked. I've received quite a few compliments on both! And they really do cut out some of the summer heat, a definite plus! No regrets on this purchase! I have one more area to cover and it will definitely be one from Backyard Discovery.

Perfect addition to the deck! All the components were well thought out and easy to install. Everything was well packaged, and all parts were clearly identified either stamped on the end of the wooden components or in well numbered parts bags that matched the instructions to a tee. The Bilt app makes installation a snap, as you can clearly see all parts from any angle to ensure you have the right part and that you have it aligned correctly. Love that it is made from cedar. Should stand up longer to the elements and light enough to be installed on my deck.

Not only does it look great but it’s a perfect size. I had been on the fence about buying for awhile because of the price but I’m glad I finally did. It is very heavy and the materials are quality. The shipment and packaging were well done. It is definitely a 2 person build, so plan accordingly. It took my father-in-law and I about 4 hours to assemble (and we are both pretty handy).

Great addition, with a few nit picks: The cord for the power strip was too short. The roof trim is easily “tweaked”, making it hard to lay flat. A few of the barrel nuts had threads that needed cleaned up. The finish is much darker than I expected, but it works on my deck. Overall very pleased and happy to get my grill out of the Western Washington weather!

The barbecue gazebo is ab attractive addition to our backyard patio. The gazebo came in two boxes. The assembly is quite lengthy. The parts are well labeled and correspond well with the installation manual. The manual says 3 hours to assemble but that wasn't the case for me. It took about 12 hours but we went slow taking care to double check our work. Three people will be needed for the roof but if you can get a fourth person it will help. Don't skip steps. If you do you may regret it. I must commend Backyard Discovery for the precise layout for the assembly points for this gazebo. Everything lined up precisley which was quite impressive considering all the connections that needed to be made and the nature of wood (contraction, expansion, warping etc.). We were missing poles so we called the manufacturer and they shipped out the missing poles the same day we called. If you are good at putting things together then go for it. For those who may find this challenging I would reccomend hiring someone to put it together. Great product. I would highly recommend it.

This shipped super quick, and I received it within days - amazing! My husband said assembly looks easy enough, and as soon as the rain passes through, we're having our first family grill night of the year. I can't wait for this beauty to be set up in my yard! Bonus for me, the PowerPort will come in handy for making blended margaritas in the backyard!

This is a quality product with all included hardware. I deviated from some chronological assembly steps for a few reasons. 1. I bolted the four posts to the concrete before attaching the roof because I did not want a gust of wind to blow it over. 2. I assembled the roof truss framing and installed it before adding sheetmetal. It was easier to lift into place and secure first. I then installed the sheetmetal. The directions called for the perimeter roof trim to be placed 360° on top of the sheetmetal ribs. The problem is that the design does not take into consideration the need for a rear drip edge. I did not want water to flow under the trim and down the wood. I, therefore, placed the tear trim under the ribs. Water will now be directed 1/2 inch away from the wood and will then drop straight down. It will also alleviate pine needles from getting trapped under the trim.