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This is a beautiful gazebo! It is solid built and heavier than I expected.I would recommend not building it entirely by yourself lol. I put most of it easily together with the help of my toddlers picnic table. It was the right height to assemble the legs to the circle top. From there I added all the arches and sides. Once it got too big I asked my 13yo to help me. Then my neighbor saw me and came over to hold it up while we sat the last side in. We held it up over our heads and he attached the last sides. I am 5’7” so I’m not super short. I was not able to move it anywhere without my husband though. Which is fine truthfully because that tells me it’s not some cheap thing that will rust up in no time. It comes with big L brackets to anchor it to the ground that I haven’t even installed but with upcoming hurricane season I’m going to steak it in.I love that I am be to hang plants from this and plant plants to vine up it. I hope this lasts for a long time. It is the perfect fairy house as my toddler says. He loves sitting under it playing with his trucks.Would definitely recommend adding this beauty to your yard!

This is even lovelier than I was expecting. I got it as a home for my vanda orchids, (my new obsession). It works perfectly. I’m already impressed by how sturdy it is also. The day after I put it up, we had strong winds, thunder storms, & tornado watches. It stood strong through all of it, I’m delighted to say. I do not recommend putting it together without help, though. I tried & it was a huge pain in the tuchus. The 12 “arches” at the top first have to be attached to the hoop at the very top. The way they’re angled means you have to have the hoop at a higher elevation than the ground & all but 1 end of each arch. Trying to keep all the legs in place while I screwed in the others was like fighting with a meta-spider. It was nearly impossible. I finally set it on the base of my outdoor papasan chair W/the legs/arches hanging from it. That helped, but it still wasn’t easy. Thankfully my neighbor took potty on me & came over to help me finish. The instructions aren’t wonderful, but certainly not the worst I’ve encountered. Overall, I think this gazebo is wonderful & fairly priced. It has been in my yard now for 3 days & I’ve gotten several compliments already. I do recommend this if you have at least 1 other person to help you put it together.

Heavy overall and heavy duty. Easy assembly. Highly versatile in pretty much any type of area

Too light for the money, Wrought iron is heavy, and solid, I have custom wrought Iron handrails on my staircase, and balcony, misleading description

This gazebo is quite the gem. The colorful instructions are unique, but really good and appreciated. Lucky for me, I can see them clearly, while my husband is repeatedly asking me what color each piece was (he has issues differentiation of colors). The support rods are super sturdy, the packing was excellent. The box survived 4 relocations which says a lot about the sturdiness of the packaging. The instructions are clear which will help with assembly. I like the height of it so that we can decorate it for events we host at our farm. It comes with a floor brace capability which is wonderful. I had hoped to assemble it completely before my review, but we've had snow storm after snow storm that has made assembly not possible. We did unpack it and look at all the parts, and can't wait to set this up. I will see if I can add pictures once we get it assembled. Overall this is a great addition to any landscape or garden, very well made, and worth the price.

We just finished putting it together. The materials are solid, just note that when setting up, the size and weight can cause bending and warping, so be sure to build it on a level surface, and move it into location after it is completed. Love that there is a hook at the center top for a hanging plant, or in our case, bird feeder. This is going into a new section of the yard that we are converting into a bonsai forest and garden, and this is the perfect touch to give the birds some cover and gathering space, while providing a structure for our flowing vines to take hold and transform this gazebo into living art. The mirror ball on top is fun, though it makes me want to replace with some kind of small metal weathervane, that would look amazing. It does have some feet to attach to a surface, but ours is going out into the yard, and we are using blocks. It is very room inside perfect for a small bench.We are very happy with our new garden gazebo, and would recommend for anyone looking for a budget friendly way to add architectural interest to their gardens or yard. It makes for an intimate little hideaway, and will add character to most any yard. Would definitely get again.

We are doing a flower garden in our front yard and plan to grow wisteria on this to really make the area pop!Even without the flowers yet it’s just lovely and I really feel it gives our entry sidewalk area that something special. It was fairly easy to assemble about an hour an half with mostly one person and then two people to move/position and stake into the ground.It has a hook right in the center if you wanted to have a hanging plant in the center or you could use it to hold string lights to go all around.It’s a pretty sturdy piece. We can get some high winds but since this doesn’t have any fabric or anything we don’t anticipate it having any issues in the weather.We really are so happy with this!