[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I purchased this grill gazebo and it took a little to put it together, but once we finished it looks amazing. You definitely need at least 2 people to assemble, but honestly it’s not bad and the instructions are superb. The quality of all the backyard discovery products are superb, and look amazing!!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We bought this in June while we were having our backyard renovated. The instructions were easy to read and all of the pieces were clearly marked. I love that it has the option for seating on both sides. Our pellet grill and blackstone both fit under it with room to spare. I highly recommend!

We just put our new Gazebo up. We waterproofed the wood which should help it long term. So far i love the way it looks and fits perfect where we put it. The instructions were easy to follow and went together just about how long they tell you about 4 hours by the time you sort and look through all the parts.

We bought this to give an outdoor kitchen feel. Exceeded our expectations! Directions were spot on. Took 2 of us a full day to build and got some extra hands to lift the roof on. What an amazing quality product. Even watched it go through a summer Florida storm with no issues!!! Highly recommend!!

We bought this to have a covered area on our new patio for our grill and smoker. The materials are very solid and well made. The assembly wasn't too difficult. I love that a surge protector is included so that adding lights as well as using small appliances on the side shelves is no trouble. The grill gazebo makes the patio look great!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this a couple of months ago. We were looking for something big enough to hold our grill and smoker. It was easier to assemble than I thought it would be, but definitely need at least 2 people. It is very sturdy and looks beautiful. Great product and well worth the price

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.

The gazebo looks good, the space is nice, and I am happy with the purchase until probably we get some high-speed wind... some screw broke while anchoring them to the concrete, and some wood were not fully glued or a little bit broken. To get replacement pieces, you must pay for it, so it's not worth it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We have had this assembled for about a month now. Assembly was not bad for 2 people. We got it up in an afternoon. I've grilled a few times under it so far and it's nice to not have the sun beating down on me the whole time I'm grilling. It also protects my grill from the elements. It was a great purchase!

This 20x20 carport kit arrived in 11 boxes. When we opened them, there was hundreds of boards and several hundred bolts, nuts, screws, washers and brackets. This could all be intimidating! But, my wife (age 71) and I (age 75), sorted out the lumber and applied an outdoor stain to all of the pieces. We also sorted out the hardware. Luckily, my 75th birthday party coincided with the need to erect the nine vertical posts, so we had help. You really do need extra people for this step. After that, it was all on my wife and I. Took us about three days to finish, working short days because of the heat. A few things to note: Every drilled hole was exactly in the right place. However, on some occasions, boards had to be flopped to align the holes, otherwise you'd think the holes were drilled in the wrong spots. Try not to leave the untreated boards out in the blazing sun. They will twist. Be careful on opening the bags of hardware to keep all of the pieces in their bags, and to be able to read the numbers on the ripped-open bags. You cannot spend too much time squaring the roof. We must have measured it 20-25 times as we went along, before putting up the metal panels, as each time we worked on plumbing the posts and installing the rafters required a slight adjustment. As it was, we were 1/4 inch off, and that 1/4 inch did show up when we put on the metal panels. We installed this carport onto a concrete barn floor laid about 100 years ago. They made concrete tough in those days. Several of the screws we drilled into the concrete snapped off just as they were getting tight. (This also happened with concrete screws we bought at Home Depot, so not necessarily the result of low quality screws by the company.) While the instructions say not to get on the roof, unless you have long, long arms, you do have to either sit on the roof beams or lean way over to screw in the metal roofing panels. But I never felt any weakness from the structure when doing so. Oh, I was lucky and had a dental procedure this summer which has limited my eating. Consequently, I lost about 20 pounds. You need to be lean to fit through the holes between rafters in order screw in the panels from above. By following the instructions (and reading ahead a few pages) this project was very do-able for us. It turned out so beautiful that even our neighbor, who is a building contractor and perfectionist, has complimented us. It does the job of keeping our car and other vehicles dry and is a wonderful addition. We would recommend this carport.