ShelterLogic26011 Outdoor Gazebo or Heavy Duty Steel Canopy Including Waterproof Cover with 50+ UPF Sun Protection Backyard Shade Tent, White

We'll see if the wind blows this one over next winter

The pipes are solid but this isn’t built to last, nothing clips together or anchors well, you can’t use Tent weights you have to use straps or tie downs and they send itty bitty camping ones and mine came with a Top for an obviously smaller canopyI contacted them on here was told to contact the vendor. I thought I did. No info was given and I’m not happy. It was slightly better than nothing but not worth Buying.Especially when you’re blown off about issues on phone with Amazon about this now.

Easy to assemble but get an extra set of hands to help

Instructions a little hard to follow on the corner ties

It's a great canopy. The problem is that some of the hollow poles were out of round and I couldn't put them together. I desperately needed it then and so only put up half of it. I am hoping to be able to fix the openings at some time and put the whole thing together.

The tubes came apart easily even when the wind was not that strong. Good thing my car was not there when it fell down. After 2 or 3 times of failure, i spent 2 hours drilling and putting 42 self tapping screws in every connection, leaving out the vertical tubes. The tie downs should hold them in place.Without the cover, the frame is immune to even 90mph wind. As long as I make the cover weaker than the frame, both frame and cover should survive. I will just tie the cover loosely with just some of the bungee ties so in the worst case it will come apart and blow freely in the wind without ripping, leaving the frame intact. Afterwards i can retie the cover. Let's see what happens.

Okay, so all by itself, it would be too flimsy to use as a horse shelter.What I did was used T-posts to reinforce and lots of Gorilla tape.I tapes the posts to the T posts, and Gorilla taped every connection.I also added a heavy duty tarp on top and tossed a couple of ropes to hold it all down.This sucker lasted a whole year, even in 40mph winds with the reinforcements... and would've lasted more years had we not had to move the horses to another pasture and take it down.So... for a cheap horse shelter? It was awesome after being reinforced.It served its purpose. And I can't complain. For the price it was fantastic.

Incomplete. Pipes don't stay together.