Garden Winds Replacement Canopy Top Cover for Home Depot Hampton Bay GFM00467F Pergola - Standard 350 Fabric Beige

Works well outside for sunblockage. Left out all winter, and brought the cover in. Held up perfect

It fits but had one little spot that the opening was not long enough but it was an easy fix by just making a small hole to out the screw through. I would still buy this again.

We moved into our home 2 years ago. One of the things we loved was the house has 2 of these pergolas over a long patio area outside our kitchen window. The covers were a little worn from weather and over time, they needed to be replaced. When I took the old ones down, I was happy to find the model number for the pergola. I typed it into Amazon and I was SO HAPPY to find they sold replacement covers. I bought two and hung them up right away. They fit PERFECTLY on our pergola from Home Depot. Great price too. Thank you!

It works and fits perfectly. Definitely not the same fabric, quality or color as the original. Color is not appealing but it’s the only replacement I could find.

A bit tricky to install but fit my 10 year old Home Depot pergola perfectly. Too soon to say how long it will last since it has only been up two months. Directions say to take it down for winter but that would entail a lot of work so I may try to cover it somehow from the snow.

Thrilled to find this replacement canopy! Our Home Depot Hampton Bay pergola is easily 10 years old, and although the frame is still in great shape, the canopy fabric became really brittle from sun and weather exposure and started tearing. Many of the replacement canopies I found looked similar, and seemed to be the correct size, but if you look closely they have pockets for six bars. This particular pergola only has five bars (including the stationary bar at the end), so this Garden Winds replacement canopy was the perfect fit!

This canopy is not an effective replacement for the original. It leaked all over my patio furniture the first day it rained. The description says “water resistant”, but they must mean the absolute bare minimum that meets the definition of water resistant. I’m replacing the original canopy because it started soaking through the fabric instead of running off after four years of use. This thing soaked through the fabric during the first rain on the fourth day. I’m having trouble reconciling this purchase. It’s not even close to the same kind of fabric as the original; there noticeably fewer threads, it’s not woven as tightly and the binding is too short which it causes the edges to curl just enough for water to collect in the folds. Everywhere the canopy collects rainwater, it runs through the fabric; it should roll off of it like the original. I usually collect the runoff in watering cans, but they’re empty and my furniture is soaked. It does not provide reliable rain cover past a light sprinkle. Even then, if it’s a light sprinkle for awhile, whatever is under the folds in this canopy is getting soaked. I should be able to enjoy coffee in a downpour and stay dry. I cannot. This canopy does not deliver.

We purchased these awnings at Home Depot about 7 years ago to shade western facing windows and provide cooling shade for the house. The direct sun in the afternoons was overheating the living areas on the appartment and these did the trick. The original canopy lasted nearly 4 years, Homedepot did not have a replacement canopy so I felt lucky to find these on line - this is the third year for the replacement canopy and as you can see, it's shreaded! I have looked into a custom made canopy out of studier material but cost is nearly $500, so I bought another one of these and intend to apply the Scotch Guard Sun and Water Shield to see if it will last longer, I would like to see Garden Winds offer a heavier, UV resistant material in these canopies.