Yaheetech Gazebo for Patios 11x11 - Outdoor Powder-coated Steel Frame Gazebo, Double Roofs Grill Gazebo BBQ Pavilion, Water-resistant, for Lawn/Backyard/Garden/Deck, Khaki

The media could not be loaded.  Easy to put together Great quality for the money

The poles are nice and thick and the black color is either a cheaper powder coat, or some sort of polymer.Directions were pretty decent. A couple of tips:1. The B pieces need to have the brackets for the gazebo roof all facing upward and the same way. Luckily, the B pieces also have a couple of decorative cross bars all running along the bar that faces down (this will make sense when you see the directions.)2. I put it together mostly by myself and got help putting the legs and cross members as one piece into position. I skipped putting the roof on until I knew if I needed to cut some tree branches. We were able to flip the roof over and slide it on, with one person going around and lifting the rods over the brackets that would impede forward progress. So if you can't go around with a ladder putting the fabric on after the gazebo is built, you can do it this way.3. The A pieces (legs) I connected two at a time with the B piece in the middle. Then I leaned it upside down against a wall and was able to put the B bracket on so that it could stay upright enough for me to put on the other B bracket. Once again, this won't make sense most likely without pictures and directions, but suffice to say, with a wall, you can maneuver the legs and supporting/connecting brackets together.4. The roof has 8 different rods, four each of one design. The pop-buttons feel a little like they don't fit well, like there might be some rickety, and might sway in the wind which isn't good for durability of the metal. Anyway, don't push the pop-in buttons past their hole. You can wrench them out (also a negative mark, even though it worked in my favor) fairly easy but it was stressful. I wish there was some sort of metal in the tube to keep the rod from going past the hole and into the empty inner portion of the pergola top fitting.5. I haven't gotten around to doing the dement anchors but I like that they are included. Don't just depend on the ground anchors because they really won't do anything. Get some canopy weights.6. Also, when connecting the legs (A) to the cross brackets (B) keep the upper brackets that hold the roof facing outward and downward. This will make sense when you see it but I had to backtrack when I didn't pay attention to this.7. Biggest tip: only tighten bolts halfway on most connections before tightening them all down. You connect two B brackets together with parts I and J. If you tighten down one side, the holes don't line up on the other side. Very frustrating and caused a lot of backtracking.Things I liked:1. At roughly sixty pounds, this is lightweight enough to conceivably be out together with 1-2 people, but 2-3 people would be best. I like that it is heavy-ish. Could be heavier but you could also fill the tubes with concrete (I think) for more stability/less potential for swaying.2. Instructions were easy enough to understand.3. Looks good.4. The two-piece roof should help somewhat with updrafts since there is some area for the wind to escape rather than lift the canopy like a kite. Don't depend on that though.Things I did not like:1. Fabric is flimsy.2. The brackets for the roof are slightly further apart so when I was tightening the bolt on the roof rods, I could see I was bending the metal brackets towards the rod. This is not good. A) I shouldn't be able to do that with tiny hand tools and not even trying and B) bad news for long term durability of this metal because pinching the metal can crack the paint and cause rust over time and then it snaps off. Not cool.3. The tolerances aren't that great. Like the previous mention oft he brackets bending inward, those brackets should have been measured more closely for the roof rods. Same with the bolts all over connecting legs (A) to the cross members (B.) oftentimes, even when keeping connecting bolts loose, the bolt I was working on would ALMOST fit, and start to thread. More than once I had to spend three minutes or more trying to get a single bolt to start threading.Overall, this is fairly nice.I'm willing to give it four stars because the instructions weren't a nightmare, and despite minor issues, I had all of the parts I needed and there weren't any gaps or broken pieces (which unfortunately is all too common for Amazon pieces like this.) I don't think it is a good value at $160 which is what it was originally when I got it. But it's now $140 and has a $50 coupon. For $90, this could even be five stars because it is inexpensive enough to put up with the imperfections. But I rate on what the price was when I got it. So four stars, almost leaning towards three stars is my verdict.Reviewing: Yaheetech Gazebo for Patios 11x11 - Outdoor Powder-Coated Steel Frame Gazebo, Double Roofs Grill Gazebo BBQ Pavilion, Water-Resistant, for Lawn/Backyard/Garden/Deck, Dark Gray $159.99

As retirees navigating an unexpected move, we needed a reliable replacement for our old gazebo, which has seen better days. Living in the scorching desert climate of Vegas, we enjoy spending time on our patio, so we were grateful to receive this gazebo through the Amazon Vine program to try out.The gazebo arrived quickly and was securely packaged. My retired spouse and son-in-law had it set up in no time. It can be secured to soft surfaces with ground stakes or bolted to hard surfaces like wood or concrete decks, as we did. The quality is outstanding, far superior to our old flimsy one. The hard-wearing polyester fabric, coated with water and tear-resistant PA finish, and the solid powder-coated frame with 2" diameter sturdy legs withstand the strong Vegas winds perfectly.We love the two-tiered top for enhanced ventilation and wind resistance, and the top hook is perfect for attaching string lights or plants, creating a cozy atmosphere we always love and enjoy. It's everything we hoped for and more, providing excellent protection from the sun for us and our patio furniture.At $139.99, plus the current $25 coupon, it's very reasonably priced for the quality, functionality, protection from the sun, and coziness it offers. We highly recommend this grill gazebo to anyone in need of a durable and stylish outdoor shelter.NOTE: I'm currently experiencing difficulty adding photos to my review. Hopefully, this issue is temporary. I'll make sure to update my review with photos as soon as possible. Thank you for your patience.

Honestly it took some time to put together 3 ppl to be exact I’m not too fond of the material it’s cheap flimsy metal in my opinion also it sits pretty low I’m 5’7 Amy taller I would hand to kneel to get under the tent overall it looks good up and get the job done

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