Avec 25 ans d'expérience, Sunjoy s'est imposé comme un chef de file dans l'industrie des abris de jardin. Nous sommes fiers d'avoir vendu plus de 10 millions de pavillons de jardin à travers l'Amérique du Nord, preuve de notre dévouement envers l'innovation, la qualité et la satisfaction de nos clients. Joignez-vous aux millions de personnes qui ont fait de Sunjoy une partie de leur style de vie en plein air, et découvrez la qualité et le savoir-faire qui définissent notre marque.
Ajoutez une élégance moderne et une structure raffinée à votre patio, terrasse ou cour arrière avec l'abri de jardin en métal Kingston de 12 pi x 12 pi SUNJoy doté de poteaux en aluminium gris thermolaqué. La finition grise discrète offre un look polyvalent et sophistiqué tout en offrant une performance durable et résistante à la rouille.
Conçu pour résister à des conditions climatiques tout au long de l'année, le toit en acier galvanisé supporte facilement les fortes charges de neige et le vent. Des rideaux à fermeture à glissière et une moustiquaire haute densité entourent l'espace pour offrir une protection complète contre l'ombre et les insectes. La conception aérée à deux niveaux du toit permet à la chaleur de s'échapper tout en conservant stabilité et style.
L'assemblage est simplifié grâce au système de panneaux de toit de style insert qui nécessite moins de vis et améliore la résistance au vent. Avec un crochet de plafond pour un éclairage personnalisé et des plaques d'ancrage pré-percées pour une installation sécuritaire, ce pavillon de jardin rend le confort extérieur sans effort et durable.
I bought this somewhat hesitantly due to Wayfair's return policy, the amount and weight of all pieces, and the careful packing into 3 boxes. That would be hell to return, especially at my own cost. Nonetheless, I didn't return it and it is now full constructed.
First of all, I assembled this over the course of about 5 days, mostly by myself (which I understand is not advised by the instructions). I needed my neighbor's assistance and two kids to help me hoist the vented top portion of the structure onto the four posts.
Second, the instructions are clear about 75% of the time. There was a lot of trial and error with a few items, which I will list here:
1. Step 6 calls for D1, but does not clearly show which side is up. Flat side should be down.
2. In step 11, the aforementioned hoisting of the vented portion, it really doesn't appear that those 4 pieces of D1 will hold such a heavy piece, but it does.
3. In step 18, it calls for sliding the roof pieces into grooves without securing them, which happens in step 19. I HIGHLY ADVISE TO INSTALL THE ROOF PIECES ON ONE SIDE ONLY AND SECURE EACH IMMEDIATELY. As a matter of safety, these pieces are extremely sharp and some slid out of their grooves, crashing to the ground. Anyone standing below the unsecured roof pieces could've been severely cut/injured if one slid off. This happened a few times (slid off, not injuries) and it was terrifying. Again, having others assist here to hold them in place while someone secured them is important. Wind could also cause these to fall.
4. Some of the same pieces are slightly different in length and this may cause a few issues with some pieces fitting (for example, I had trouble with the Q pieces that secure the roof pieces).
5. Step 22 was very unclear to me. There are 2 tracks for the bug screen and the curtain, but which one goes on which track is up to you. I used the outside track for the curtain. Also, when installing each, ensure the zipper portions meet in the middle of each side (not at the posts). Don't install H9 until you have all of the curtains properly installed, or you'll have to remove those pieces to make adjustments.
6. Finally, also in step 22, H7, H8 and H10 are to be installed and it is not clear how or to what. 3 sets of each go on each post and attach to the eyelets of the bug screen and curtain to keep those from blowing. Photos of this have been added here.
All in all, we like this structure but the fabrication of the materials is far from exact and the instructions need to be improved.. Tim. Downey, CA. Mon Apr 06 2026
