Customer Reviews for VEVOR Patio Gazebo for 6-8 Person, 3.05 x 3.05 m Backyard Gazebo, with Mosquito Netting, Metal Frame, and PU Coated 180G Polyester, Outdoor Canopy Shelter for Patio, Backyard, Lawn, Garden, Deck

Instructions said 3 people to assemble lol. I did it by myself in about 3 hours. I used 2 socket wrenches. I also used 2 ladders to hold up the sides and middle roof part. I put the bottom legs on last. I assembled the top and put the covers on them last I lifted each side and screwed the legs in 1 by one. Just trying to help anyone who's gonna attempt it alone.

When we had a hard rain the top sagged and started leaking. My fiancée added bamboo between each braces it came with. No more leaking. Now it's a perfect gazebo. He put duct tape at each joint on the bamboo so it wouldn't tear the top. Not very attractive, just don't look up, lol. I have sandbags also weighing it down. It did get really windy once and I closed the curtains, I bought separately, and no more worry about it lifting away. I sat and enjoyed the storm!

Not a fan of giant orange logo on both sides on the top. This is for residential use; it looks tacky, guys. Also, missing one pole pocket on a middle canopy spine. Aside from that, I put 99% together myself. Was easy to follow along. Needed help getting all poles into their pockets (except the 1 missing).

I ordered this Gazebo to put in our back patio. When it got here I was pleasantly surprised by how nice it is. The frame is solid and the top is thicker. It's a well built gazebo. Much better than many I've had. They're pricing it decent too.

I ordered this VEVOR patio gazebo for my backyard to provide some shade, and to also ward off mosquitoes due to living with a creek in my backyard. This gazebo fits the bill! The gazebo came in a very heavy box, so I did need help to move it to the backyard. The instructions were easy to follow, but I do recommend at least two people to put it together. Assembly took under an hour, and we had shade! The frame is sturdy, and the fabric holds up well. Because I live in a windy area, I removed the fabric for the winter. I left the frame up, and it has not rusted under a lot of snow. I really like the fact that I’m able to stake this down so it can be permanently placed on my patio, and it provides a great outdoor living space! I recommend it!

So far: came without a broken box, which is great! A lot of times these are banged up upon arrival but this one is not. Seems sturdy this far - will update when it's been used more.

I have a 37’ fifth wheel with a large deck that is nearly the full length of it in a seasonal campground. Since the camper stays on its lot permanently I have the option of improving my campsite to my liking. I had been searching for a more “permanent” gazebo that I could leave up year round if I removed the cloth top and sides for the winter months and just left the skeleton frame. The VEVOR 10’x10’ Gazebo for 6-8 Persons with Mosquito Netting is the perfect size for the space I have. The fact that it has mosquito netting makes it perfect since we do have pretty relentless mosquitoes during the summer. It is attached to decking to ensure that it won’t blow over in a storm and really extends our outdoor living area significantly! What a great value for so much summer enjoyment!

Currently being used in mexico under the sun. It was easy to put together and everyone loved this surprise!

Quite possibly one of the best tents you're ever going to find for outdoor use, especially if you live in an area with bugs or mosquitoes. Which we have no shortage of here in the Gulf South. It's a Vevor product, so I already knew the quality would be very good. But I found it to be great as a tent in general. As easy for me to set up as any other pop-up tent that I've used in the past. But it has the added benefit of the netting to keep unwanted bugs out. So you can enjoy the outside air, without all the pests. Plus it looks great, and makes a good impression on your guests.

Great value for the price but the instructions are horrible. Even the online videos aren't encouraging. Still trying to understand where all of the clamps go and getting metal posts brackets to pull up completely. Not as easy to assemble as it looks.