🏡 YOLENY 12'x12' Hardtop Gazebo with Polycarbonate Roof, Aluminum Frame and Curtains - Ideal Sunshade for Garden, Patio, Lawns Review

Took two people 6 hrs to assemble. Everything was fine. Assemble by the numbers is just ok. Took extra time to assemble due to instructions being somewhat lacking. This is not a sturdy gazebo. As advertised it is only good to 25 mph. I don't think it could handle even this. You get what you pay for

I am really pleased with this gazebo. It is actually as described and looks just like the pictures. It took 5 of us 5 hours to put it together with some breaks. It came in two different boxes with every piece lettered and wrapped, made it super easy to lay out and find what was needed to fit together. It wasn’t hard to assemble just time consuming. We haven’t anchored it down yet because I haven’t decided where I want it to be. With that being said you need at least four tall people to move it.

It arrived with visable damage to the box that looked extensive. However after opening the boxes there was just a few pieces slightly bent due to the way it was packed. These were easily straightened. The directions were easy to follow. A friend and I were able to assemble it in 2 hours. It's been up now for 8 weeks. We have had several afternoon thunderstorms with substantial winds. It has performed great the double roof allows the air to escape to prevent lifting in the strong winds. This…

Well reinforced but still light enough for 2 men to carry fully assembled. The curtains are hooked into the posts as well as on the track which helps with stability in the wind. However the roof panels are friction fit and with expansion and contraction through the heat of the day we have already had 2 bottom panels fall out and get damaged on the ground. Unfortunately this seems to be the fatal flaw of this design.

My son and I put this gazebo up in about two and a half hours. The parts were labeled and were easy to identify and assemble. The parts fit together easily, and the holes aligned nicely. The gazebo is very sturdy and provides the perfect amount of shade. We haven't decided if we will use the screens, but we did install the curtains on the east and west sides to block the sun in the morning on one side and the late afternoon sun on the other. The curtains slide over and back on the included…

My sister ordered one of the gazebos that the two of us put together. It probably took us ten hours as without any descriptive words, it took us a while to figure out some of the steps. After hers was assembled, I loved it so much, I ordered one for myself! The second time around, it only took us about eight hours as we knew what we were doing this time. One piece of information which would be helpful is when you hang the drapes and netting, the 13-foot sides takes 8 drapery hooks and the…

Very nice canopy. The roof is a lightweight corrugated plastic. It’s a tinted brown. The entire structure took about six hours to put up myself. I don’t recommend doing it yourself. Got creative when I needed some help. Two people could get it done in about five hours. Get yourself a sturdy, quality Allen wrench because the one it comes with doesn’t last till the end. The only issue I had was some of the screw holes were not threaded properly, and some of the parts had bends in them which had…

We were looking to replace our old pergola with something that had a hard roof. After looking all over the place and reading tons of reviews we settled on the 10x13 with polycarbonate roof. I was a little nervous because the pergola we had was very cheaply made and didn't even last 3 years of use, it also took my wife and I 2 days to assemble, multiple trips to the hardware store.and a whole lot of swearing.This gazebo looked to be a lot more intricate than the pergola, but once we got rolling…

I read the great reviews and it made me comfortable shelling out a crazy amount of money for some overseas flat pack that I knew would be a pain to assemble.I made it a point to not rush through assembly because when you get frustrated with this stuff you end up messing up parts, so I very much took my time even though 3+ pieces didn’t even have the proper holes drilled in them.3 days later of slow assembly and I’m so excited to finally enjoy my replacement of my breeze swinging umbrella to…

The metal pieces are pretty sturdy but due to packaging, there were quite a few bent pieces and one corner that was cracked. Good thing the overall structure was not affected, but you may need to bend pieces back into place to have them fit correctly.1 person assembly took about 6-8 hours (would be faster and easier with 2 people). Best to have 2 people to prevent further bending with the structure. Instructions were a tad bit confusing but it all worked out in the end.Looking forward for…

This gazebo went together beautifully. My husband was VERY impressed with the quality and ease of assembly. He likes things that go together smoothly! Yes, there are many pieces but just follow the directions and you shouldn't have any trouble. Two of us put it together in a leisurely and relaxed 6 hours. All the bits and pieces lined up perfectly making the assembly a fun experience. The color is lovely and the roof is opaque so lighting gets through and the roof also has UV protection.Some of

The star bits used for deck screws was a life saver for assembly. 8 of the polycarbonate boards arrived bent at the corner about 6 inches from the tip. The seller made things right. Instructions were very clear and extra hardware was provided for when you lose some inevitably. Overall, I am happy with the purchase and would buy from this seller again.

Make sure you read that right, THIS IS NOT A METAL ROOF GAZEBO! Now, that's on us. We thought we were buying a metal roof gazebo as we thought that is what we searched for, but in fact it's a "hard" top gazebo. The roof, except for the very peak, is polycarbonate - looks like plastic cardboard. Hopefully this will hold up over time, however I could see this easily getting punctured by a limb or other similar type of debris. Since our backyard is next to a golf course, hopefully it will hold up…

I live in Miami, Florida and we recently went through Hurricane Ian. And although we did not get hit as bad as other areas of Florida, we did get a fair share of Ian's effect. Some of our backyard wooden fence was ripped off, and the fabric roof of a smaller gazebo we have was ripped apart. But, surprisingly enough for us, this Gazebo withstood the winds of Hurricane Ian perfectly. I am very happy with this purchase and I highly recommend it.

Wanted a backyard gazebo for both privacy and dining which its great for both, but living out here in Las Vegas, NV where it's very hot and sunny all summer, the panels don't really provide much shade at all, the sun shines right through, it does provide some shade just not what I was expecting. We are going to have to devise some kind of cover for up inside the roof so there is acutal shade, but able to take out for winter when the warmth from the sun is welcomed

Looked really cheap when we unpacked it and almost returned it. Roof panels look like plastic cardboard. Instructions were ok and some parts of assembly were difficult because of parts not matching up.We did a bit of research and found the polycarbonate to be better than steel, durability wise. So it’s up and we’re enjoying it during our Wisconsin summer. Real test will be this winter.

This gazebo was easy to put together with fairly straightforward instructions.The product came well packaged with no damage nor any missing parts.I gave this a four rating because the polycarbonate roof does not filter much light. If you're looking for a shade canopy, this isn't the one for you. It's more of a light diffuser. I chose this because I didn't want the radiant heat of an aluminum roof. But the amount of sun that comes through feels magnified. Definitely better than direct sunlight…

So far so good. A bit clearer instructions would have saved some time and aggravation, but overall a solid product. That's my feedback!

I love the look of it, but the panels are just plastic and a lot of sun gets through. So far it’s held up in some pretty good wind 🤞 It will take you a long time to assemble and you will need 3 people especially when the panels go in.

I love my new gazebo. My friend assembled it by himself in 6 hours and I could not be more pleased with the results. It's like having a sunroom without the cost of construction. It's worth the money.