I am very happy with how this sunroom came out. It seems pretty durable. I will have to see how it holds up to the snow. This wasn't fun to assemble at all! You really need to know what you are doing and the directions can be very confusing. Get someone to assemble it for you if at all possible.

Polycarbonate is more of a bronze color than what is shown on photo. The assembly is extremely long especially when it comes to putting the doors together. I would of probably returned it if it didn’t take that long to build. It is a decent solarium but if you value your time look for something else.

Perfect addition to our backyard

This is my second Gazebo. My first was twice as expensive and very cheaply made. This one is remarkably solid with a beautiful hammered finish. Definitely a phenomenal find!

We had to hire a firm to build this (additional $1,500.00) for us and despite them following the instruction to the letter, we still had multiple leaks in the roof. There is a flaw in the roofing system. It is too bad they didn't use the same runner gaskets that are used on the windows as that works perfectly. The unit itself looks brilliant and is quite sturdy. The leaks are in pretty much anywhere there is a seam on the roof. I had to purchase 4" Eternabond roof tape (another $250.00) and pay $600.00 to have that applied. Wayfair did give a discount but it was not near enough to off-set the costs and time of fixing the issues. They said we could ship it back and they would refund it but once you have it up it would have cost another $2000 and time to take it down and would be impossible to but back into the 5 VERY HEAVY boxes it was sent in. It really does look amazing and is good quality (that is why I gave the 2 stars) but if I could have, I would have returned it. Wayfair has you over a barrel once it's built and I think they know that. They gave me 20% off. If they were really (Way) fair, they should have given 40% off to cover the costs and labour. So buyer beware. Disappointed