I used this as a pool side cabana. My pool is in a small space and there is no shade out there. This is the perfect size.

Great quality! Follow the instructions and recruit a few friends. It took two days at a steady pace for two seniors. Thrilled that a few extra pieces of hardware were included “just in case”. A play structure for the grandkids might be the next purchase.

Love this bbq pergola. It goes perfectly with my existing deck and provides extra shade. My husband put this together by himself except for the roof which needed 3 people. Its absolutely beautiful and well made.

Very cool addition to your back patio. Not too big, but not too small. Just the right size for a couch an d 2 chairs as well as table if doing patio furniture. Fits 2 grills also as it is meant to be pictured.

Takes two people to put it together

Love it!

I was very impressed with the quality of the material for the frame of the unit. The only area where I felt the quality decreased was in the roof. It seemed scratch very easily. The part of the directions which I did find somewhat difficult was the assembling of the metal roof. And the only other problem I had was the fact that the roof was to be assembled and then lifted on, which is not something one person or two people could do. I needed to get a group of people to lift the roof up and place on top. Now that it’s been up for a couple days and I have it anchored I like the way it looks and the function of it is working perfectly.

So the build of the gazebo went well until the instructions for the attachment of the metal roofing. From that point on everything was off, the roof framing was checked for squareness, which it was the roof metal attachment. Instructions were followed, using the quarter inch reveal on the left side. When the metal roofing got to the right side, there was a 3 inch gap to the edge of the framing had to adjust the metal roofing by taking the measurement from one side and dividing it and a half, so that I could get the metal roofing centered up on the framing, and then put the drip edges on. Other than that, the gazebo went together as the instructions stated and appears to be very sturdy.

The grill gazebo itself is a solid product, given the low cost. It’s stable and looks good but they claim it withstands 100mph winds. Problem with that is the cheap concrete anchors they provide - you need 16 total to anchor it to concrete and the first 4 I tried all sheared off. Cheap TEMU Tapcon knockoffs. I’ve used closed to a thousand Tapcons over the past decade building many structures and broke maybe a dozen. Simple process: drill perpendicular to the surface, vacuum out the hole, and drive evenly. The gazebo is good, the anchors are terrible. Do yourself a favor and buy legit anchors so you don’t have to move the gazebo and patch like I did!

Missing parts, going on 2 weeks and still no word on if parts are coming. Took about 8hrs to build, i’m not going to take it apart (who knows how long), exchange it for another and take another 8hrs to build. Not including the 30min drive to the Sam’s Club.