Review on OZCO 56607 Laredo Sunset Post by Ken Hamdan

A friend recommended this system for the looks - something substantial but not industrial. I looked at that and the cost but in this case you definitely get what you pay for. This includes free plans with a materials list. Using blueprints and a system, I built a 12 x 14 foot pergola myself in about 12 hours. I haven't calculated everything yet, but the final cost was about $800 including wood. It looks great and the neighbors up and down my street are asking if I can build it for them. A few quick notes: Everything I ordered arrived within 24-48 hours, all in good condition, nothing broken or missing. The pedestals do not come with screws to attach to your deck or any other pedestal you use, so you will need to purchase one. I also saw a review where someone complained that the screws are easy to snap off. That is not completely right. The bolts are tapered to give them a vintage look, meaning you'll need to securely fasten a wrench or wrench to the base of the bolt head to get the correct torque. I had to buy a new outlet because the one I had was worn out and just wasn't working properly. The new shaft worked great, but I had problems in places where I had a hard time getting into the right position. I recommend taking your time and taking your time and you will be fine. I don't write many reviews, but I highly recommend the OZCO system. It looks good, is easy to use, and while it's not cheap, I think it's definitely worth it.