HAPPATIO 10' x 12' Hardtop Gazebo with Netting and Curtains, Double Roof Permanent Patio Metal Gazebo Canopy for Patio, Deck, Backyard （Gray）

Well made. Kind of a booger to put together, but just time consuming. All parts are numbered so it is easy to follow. You’ll need a drill bit for the concrete holes for the holding bolts and time but it’s beautiful when completed

Let me say, 3 years ago I bought a Gazebo from Costco. It was one of the worst, most difficult gazebo to build. Three complete days later...no fun! Fast forward to this one and I had it built in about 6 hours with little help from others. love the draining of the water down the post. No verbal instructions, but good pictures and a video to help. built very well and the price was great! I bought the biggest one they sold and no regrets. Great value for the money.

Update: Added a star for excellent customer service. They saw my review and asked how they could improve the instructions and compensated me for difficulties We bought this instead of getting a carport for our UTV. I am happy with the assembled product. It is very attractive and seems sturdy. I plan to poor some concrete pillars in the ground to bolt it too. The assembly was hell though. Don't get me wrong, it's worth it, just be prepared. Absolutely use a drill with an allen wrench insert. It took me 11 hours with my wife helping with two of the steps. The pieces are well labeled and I laid them out first. I did find the S2 pieces inside one of the C pieces though. The instructions tell you to check inside the A pieces, but there was nothing there. It is really easy to cross thread the bolts and once you do, you just have to force them in. In a few spots the little thing the screws screw into break loose and you can't tighten or loosen the screw anymore. When that happened I drilled a hole and put in a rivet. There's one step where you have sets two 'A' legs connected with 'arms sticking' out and you are supposed to stand the whole mess up and connect them together with the L plates. This was really hard and the wind completely bent several of the arms and ripped the 'nuts' out of the legs. The first time this happened I drilled the installed rivets out of the 'A' leg, put a sheet metal plate behind it and held the 'nuts' in place with needle nose while I put the screws in. I saw another 'A' leg had one of its 'nuts' partially ripped out and I realized it was easier to just use my rivets rather than the plate method. On our second attempt to do this step, we did it upside down (duh) on the ground instead of in mid air as the instructions showed. We had to be really careful flipping it back over though to avoid ripping out the nuts. I think it would be smarter to do it upside down and install the angle supports before uprighting it. Other issues: On the top little roof the image did not make it clear which way the edge pieces were supposed to be oriented. I had to redo them when I got to a later step. There are several steps where you are supposed to mount these 'M' pieces over to edge pieces. To do this you have to line up 4 holes and get a screw in while being on a ladder. It was very hard. One one spot I could not get them to line up and had to drill out one of the holes bigger. When putting on the lower roof pieces, there is no way to reach the top most screw from a ladder. I had to do it from the inside and snake my hand out over the roof. It was hard to get the screw started. On the small roof, one of the 'F' pieces just would not line up. I had to make three cuts with metal shears to make it work. I was putting on the last piece ('R'?) and it was completely missing a hole to line up with the screw underneath.

My husband and I put together over 2 days for about 6 hours. I love it. No issues with holes lining up, missing or damaged pieces, or quality of materials. The only thing we did was seal the inside of the gutter system because it leaks through seams. Directions were pretty clear but my husband is a farmer and can figure almost anything out. It has been up for a month and I am very pleased with overall design, construction and esthetic. We will see how it does in a PA winter snowstorm.

I am obsessed! It was a pain to put together due to the number of pieces but that will be any gazebo you buy. It came in 3 boxes and much faster than the estimated time frame which was exciting since I’m not very patient when I’m excited about something. My husband and one of our neighbors put the bulk of it together and I jumped in at the end to help due to my husband’s bad back. Also, it happened to be one of the hottest days we’ve had so far this summer in south Texas. It helped to open and sort all the pieces to double check that we had everything. The base itself went together pretty quickly, the roof took up most of time spent building. We started building the gazebo around noon after laying out all the pieces and completed closer to 7 pm. This included taking breaks. The quality is great and I’m very happy.

I purchased a 10 x 12 Gazebo for over the hot tub. Product arrive in three separate boxes. The boxes had minor damage to the outsides, but the contents were well protected. Assemble took a few hours and required some extra hands. I had damaged a few parts due to a storm that came in while I was assembling. I contacted support and they work with me to get all the necessary replacement parts. This was done very easily through emails over a few days. The gazebo looks great and feels very strong. we have had another storm come through after I had everything completely assembled and had no issues. I would highly recommend product.