I will give this a mostly respectable review because once it is assembled, it appears structurally sound, and looks good. Price is excellent. BUT, assembling it isn't easy. Once the two-piece corrugated canopy top is assembled (which is pretty easy to do), you need to thread it into the narrow grooves in the side braces. That's hard. Takes a lot of fiddling and jiggling with two people. Also, the tiny screws (Phillips head) that are supposed to anchor it all together on the four corners are tricky to get into the holes in the side braces, because those holes are down at the bottom of a cavities that are deeper than the screws are long. So you need to hold the screws with a tweezers or needlenose pliers to get them seated properly. They match up with the holes in the side braces only roughly, so screwing them all the way in takes a lot of force. Misaligned self-tapping. A small screwdriver won't do the job. Also the bars on the canopy top are identified as "front" and "rear" and, somewhat perplexingly, "rear" is on the outside edge of the canopy, and "front" is near the wall in the back. Duh? I'm an engineer, and the design of these is not particularly user-friendly.
Ted Hill 
