Woke up one morning and it was on the ground. The metal broke somehow. It just fell. I hired professionals to put it together. It was solid. We used it for one month. It's not the screws, they're all still in place. The metal connections failed and it just hit the ground. Such a waist of time and money. There was no bad weather, no reason for it to fall. Thank goodness there was no one in it at the time.

The frame assembly was great, instructions clear. The screens however were too short. We are unable to secure the screen correctly to the frame. Instructions for hanging screens and curtains are less than adequate.

Unfortunately very cheaply materials After only one month the end pole poked a hole thru the pocket of the canopy specifically made for it on the middle pole of the short side. The ridge line members do not all have caps and one has worn a hole in the canopy. The frame is made to light and the structure leans even tho the bases are lag bolted to the base structure. The frame is to lightly made to hold ridged.

Make sure you get insurance. Heavy winds in Atlanta broke the beams, and I had to pay to get the unsavable gazebo removed. VERY SAD!

The measurements are off and do not fit the steal frame. But then again you don’t find that out till you done building it and once you have flipped and flipped it around that it doesn’t fit! Plus once you make it fit. It rips!