Pergola à toit rigide en grain de bois avec toit

I was very excited for this hard top gazebo. Loved the wood look and the fact that description said it could withstand a 7” snow load. I could not wait to get to our place in New England so I could put it up. I was skeptical after I saw the polycarbonate roof and the tiny legs. We assembled it and planned to attach it to the house the next day. We got a couple inches of snow last and as you can see it cannot withstand any amount of snow. Very very disappointed withstandamount of snow ofsnow. The legs are way to flimsy

BUYERS BEWARE!!!! What you see advertised online is not you get. I received a completely different kit from Wayfair. The manufacturer claims it's just lighting in the photos but I don't believe so. Lighting doesn't make the supporting poles smaller and have a different color. My patio cover looked completely different from the pictures online. It I knew it looked like what I got, I would not have purchase it. The poles are like 2x2" and the patio has two colors, where as the online photos the poles appeared to be like 4-6x2" and one color. See the photos from Wayfair and my actual photo.

We installed this patio pergola over our concrete slab and it completely changed the feel of the backyard. The frame feels sturdy once anchored down and the size is perfect for a table and grill area. It provides just enough shade to make sitting outside comfortable while still letting in natural light, which we really like. Assembly took some time but the instructions were clear and all the parts lined up correctly. After installation it looks very clean and modern against the house — neighbors even asked where we bought it. It’s been through wind and sun already and everything still feels solid. Overall very happy with the purchase and it made our outdoor space much more usable.

Expected this to be much sturdier for the price point. The panels are a very cheap plastic but we’ve had this put up in the iffy Michigan weather for a few weeks now and so far, so good! The poles holding up the entire pergola are hollow, click together and maybe all of 2x2in. Also do not fit together flush. I anticipate rust within a year. If you do not have an average sized house, check the measurements before ordering as this MUST be connected to a house (and level) to install properly and prevent from just falling over. If I didn’t already install it, I honestly would have sent it back and invested in something more substantial.