Review on Outdoor Hardtop Gazebo With Privacy Curtains And Mosquito Netting - 11' X 13' Spruce Wood Design For Patios, Gardens, And Backyards - YOLENY by Daniel Reeder

This gazebo is very nice for the price. The aluminum could be a little thicker, but it doesn’t cost 5 grand either. And you won't need heavy machinery to move the parts around. Very sturdy once you get everything together and anchored down.Now for what everyone wants to know—installation. Took me the better part of a weekend working mostly solo to get it built. A couple helpers are necessary for some of the roof, unless you want to build 2x4 braces. A drill and socket set speed things along, but other than a ladder you can assemble the whole thing with the two little tools in the kit. Also includes a pair of rubber padded gloves—you should absolutely wear these for the roof sections. If you have never worked with metal roofing it can be hazardous on the edges. Speaking of, heed the other reviews ignore the instructions here and start with the middle sections (your patience will thank me later). Also tape the roof spacers in place and use a thin screwdriver to line up any that are a hair off. Just take your time and plan on more than just an afternoon unless you have a crew of handy folks. Shipping was great, just know it comes in 4 boxes and most likely on different days.Can’t speak to how long this thing will hold up, but it looks like it will last a good while. If I’m ever in the market again I would buy another. With the price of lumber and the convenience of having all the pieces ready to go, this unit is hard to beat.