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Absolutely LOVE our grill gazebo!!! At first, I was concerned about assembly because there are so many pieces, but I was actually able to put it together myself with the exception of help to stand it up and extra hands to put on the roof sheets. It is great quality and the black metal has a perfect sheen. We plan to use bigger stakes to put in the ground than the ones that came with it.

Received package but no instructions were found (check in bottom under shipping packaging). I got instructions emailed by a very helpful customer service representative. Then after an extended time of sorting through marked and unmarked parts. We finally got it put together and my husband was very frustrated with the plastic clips that kept falling off and it made it harder to put together. It is a really nice size and I like the metal roof as well previously had a fabric roof that didn’t last too long.

Quick and efficient delivery. Appears to be well made, fairly easy to assemble but still putting it together..6 hours 2 people so far and still have the roof to put on. Comes with little, flimsy stakes. Recommend buying/using beefier stakes. Update: frame assy review above was 5 stars, this update is for the roof assembly and minus 2 stars! Finally got the roof on...what a joke that was. 6 hours, 2 smart guys. The plastic edging pieces that "clip" on the roof pieces are horrible, kept falling off, finally used painters tape to hold in place to slide into the channels. Very poor design, 2 frustrated guys and 1 unhappy girl who now has to now try and removed the painters tape.

I received STEEL canopy as shown in the booklet ....I ordered ALUMINUM per my order ...above

Once I received this gazebo, I started setting it up in my garage, while Mother Nature decided to hit the "pause" button on good weather and been pounding us with storm after storm. I quickly realized that my garage is not big enough for me to complete the assembly- and with the winter weather outside, I cannot complete putting up the roof so I’ll be editing the review and adding more pictures once that’s done and my final assembly completed. Having said that, I’m already incredibly impressed with what I’m seeing and here’s why. This most certainly isn't your average "pop-up" tent. The black powder-coated aluminum is thick, sturdy, and feels like it’s built to withstand the elements. Everything arrived well organized and labeled (as you can see from my photos). The pre-drilled holes actually align—which any DIYer knows is a massive relief—and the hardware feels substantial. Even at the skeleton stage, the structure is remarkably rigid. The base plates provide a wide footprint that gives me total confidence it’s not going anywhere once anchored. Now, the assembly experience. Yes, there’s a gazillion parts, but the instructions are straightforward, and the modular design made it easy to get the main uprights and crossbeams leveled and secured. There are two types of allen wrenches provided. It’s a two-man job, for sure (and preferably, your helper will be taller and stronger than my wife, lol) but we did managed to get the "bones" up quickly despite the plummeting temperatures and the limited space. The fit and finish are sleek—it looks modern and high-end. Seeing how it stands solidly, I can already tell that once the roof panels go on, this is going to be the ultimate retreat with good structural integrity. I can't wait for the thaw so I can finish the roof and install it properly outside. Again, I’ll update the review with the pictures when the weather finally stabilizes, and I’ll be able to work outside.