This is a very nice tent! Not quite as elegant as shown in the photos, but if you spend a lot of time lining up all the seams and securing the velcro ties, you can get pretty close. I got this to bring to eventsgatherings where there will be food served or not enough shade. It’s going to be perfect! I can’t wait to try it with string lights. ) The bag is about 41 lbs, but the long straps make it easy(ish) to pack around. The assembly was tricky, and the instructions were vague (at best). When laying the top over, the instructions do not tell you to loop the open hole through the pop-up arms, but you definitely have to. I decided to “trust the process”, but soon realized that was absolutely necessary. So I ended up breaking it down a bit, making the adjustments and then finished the setup. One more note (complaint) but you really do need a second set of hands to extend the tent, or else it moves in inches. Preferably someone with muscle because clicking the side posts took a lot of core strength I do not have. Also, you need to stake it or a slight wind might knock it over. If you take this all into account, you’ll be pretty happy with this purchase!

The gazebo provides great shade and the mosquito netting is really useful. The look is a bit more like that of a tent but the structure is sturdy enough. Assembly took a bit of time, but the instructions were manageable with two people. It works well for a casual look but maybe not for something formal.

Love it! Love it! It’s fun! Grandkids love it! Storms like to pick it up and carry it away so make sure it’s bolted down good

Grabbed this for my back deck. Very easy to pop up and simple directions. It seems sturdy enough but store long term might need some stakes or put the legs in a pot with sand. Will work nicely for shade!

I have ordered several different gazebo tents over the last year and again this one came with a broken arm. So instead of going through the hassle of returning it like I did with the last one, I just used some JB weld and hope the arm holds.