Set up was a breeze and the champagne color is perfect!

I love this gazebo. It was tricky to put up and took some time but I'm happy with the end result. A couple holes didn't line up but that's likely due to my deck not being square/ level.

I had been using a pop up tent on our patio for several years and I have been eyeing a gazebo as a replacement. My neighbor purchased the Sojag MyKonos 2 gazebo and I helped him put it up. Not only was it easy to assemble but it looks terrific too. I was hooked and bought mine this year. I didn't have as large a patio and I liked the champagne color so I picked the Monaco. I found this too was easy to assemble (in 2 days) and very sturdy. I would highly recommend it to anyone and look forward to enjoying it with my family and friends for many years to come. Thank you ShelterLogic your a great company to deal with.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We just put this together over the weekend. First thing I'd like to say is the champagne color is beautiful! The directions were easy to follow, my husband and I were able to assemble in 1 afternoon. I like that it bolts down to our deck so it won't move and should be good in high winds. I can't tell yet how it will be in the long run but it seems really sturdy and like it will last us longer than the ones with the cloth top. Those fade really fast and just aren't as nice. At least if this were to fade we would be able to just repaint and it would look new again. I was also able to hang a few plants from it and they seem to be doing fine. Very happy customer!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our family of four has been using our Sojag Gazebo for a few weeks now. We live in North Carolina, so the protection from the elements and the mosquito net for the bugs comes in very handy in the spring/summer/fall. We fit a lounging patio set underneath it (love seat, two arm chairs, coffee table), so we can relax in the shade while watching the kids play in the backyard or have friends over for drinks in the evening without worrying about bugs or rain . The Sojag gazebo is really high quality and looks amazing in our backyard. I expect it will last many years. The color and design is beautiful and would blend in very well with a variety of homes and colors. The only downside to the gazebo is the assembly. It was not a problem for me and my husband, but we are younger and both lift weights for exercise. It arrived in two boxes, one of which is long, large, and heavy. We were able to put it together in a few hours. We did it with just the two of us, but another person would have made it easier. We thought the instructions were good and the assembly was nothing that we were not aware of in advance. We really love the finished product and are so happy with our new outdoor space.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is sometimes tough to picture how an item like this will fit with your outdoor decor by only looking at pictures. This product is exactly as pictured and what you cant tell by pictures is the overall quality and durability of the materials used for this product. I have had this up for a month and it has already been exposed to some weather, but it looks like it just came out of the box. Installation was a project, but nothing unmanageable even for a novice handyman. I cant recommend this product enough to enhance any outdoor area

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this gazebo a few weeks ago and while we haven't been able to use it yet much during the colder winter months, I can tell we are going to get a lot of great use out of it when it gets even warmer. It's a great addition to our pool deck and was pretty easy to assemble.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Wow is all I can say about this gazebo. It is just beautiful and study. Took a little bit to put together but it is really a great addition to my backyard. I love the fact that it zippers all the way around from top to bottom and can open just as easily.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is a review of the Sojag Monaco Champagne 10 ft. x 10 ft. Gazebo. I have had those cheap gazebos with tarp/cloth coverings and having to replace the cloth every year due to elements was making them more expensive than just getting a higher end gazebo like the Sojag. The gazebo came in 2 boxes – one with all the roof tiles and the other box contained all the other pieces. The roof box was 92lbs and then the other box was around 180lbs. However, no single piece is heavy – there’s just a lot that makes up the finished product. When finished you will have put together over 190 pieces using over 300 bolts/screws. This is really a high quality and thought-out gazebo. I put this together with my son and it took just under 10 hours, but I’m old and senile and don’t move as quick as I used to. Although I love everything about this gazebo – here are a few highlights: • 4 mosquito nets that wrap around the entire structure. They slide so smooth and can be secured open or closed. There is also a small square mosquito net that can be velcro’d at the top roof tier to stop mosquitos from coming in from up top. • 2 tier roof adds a nice high-end quality look and allows for release or air when there are high winds. • Gutters – I was concerned with where I was going to place this as I wanted to put it close to the back door so you could walk out the back door and immediately be under the Gazebo if it was raining. Then it hit me that if it rains the water would be coming off the angled roof eve straight at the back door. However, when putting it up I saw how the water would roll down the roof tiles into the outer edges which are like gutters. The water than flows through those and out the legs. • They spent the effort in making sure this gazebo is squared up. There are just so many cross joints at each level to be sure when you’re finished that it’s truly secured and squared up. My older gazebo may have had a cross beam, but this gazebo would have a cross beam and then a left arm, right arm, top right, top left, etc. • When finished it’s just under 300lbs. All individual pieces were actually really light weight, but when all put together it’ll be heavy. We have 30+ mile per hour winds today and it’s not moving. I included several assembly photos and have a few tips below: • All the bolts and screws and even the mosquitos net clips have extra pieces – so don’t worry if you lose one. There are extras. • If you’re under 6 foot and/or have short arms - I would make sure I had at least (2) 8 foot ladders. It can be done with one, but some of the higher items may be more difficult. If you’re under 6’ a step ladder also comes in handy and can easily be moved around. • Power drill won’t help much initially. None of the bolts/screws really tighten that much. Not like you’re tightening anything an inch where it would save time. For example, the roof bolts tighten maybe a ¼ inch at most. • When doing the roof beams, cross beams, etc. – just loosely tighten. The holes have some give around the bolts. If you tighten them completely then when putting on the roof shingles the holes may not align real good and you’ll spend 15 minutes trying to get one bolt in when you could have done it in 15 seconds. We tightened everything real tights and then about half-way though went back and loosened up these beams and holes aligned much easier. Just be sure to tighten the bolts you won’t be able to reach later as it’s being assembled. After all roof pieces were done, I then finally made use of the drill. I set it to a 3 for tightness and then had about a quarter inch final turn with the hex wrench. I’m pretty sure we wasted at least 90 minutes messing with trying to get bolts in where if we just would have not tightened so much, we would have been fine. • For the roof panels get one bolt in place (loosely tightened) and then align the remaining holes. Since panels overlap – put the next panel up and one bolt in place (lightly tightened). With only one bolt in place, it will allow for the roof panel to move – at this point align the holes from the first panel and the overlap panel and get your bolts put in the first panel. There is an optional Winter Support Post I may look into purchasing since we just had a 5-day ice storm. I can see how that would benefit anyone who has bad winter conditions. Overall, I am really happy with the finished product and would highly recommend the Sojag brand. It’s a very high-quality product and as mentioned they really put some thought into the final product and design.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Having added a large patio to my backyards, I was in the market to add a permanent gazebo over a small area of it in order to enjoy the patio in the winter months. My research steered me in the direction of gazebos made by Sojag. Boy, was this research correct. The Sojag Massina 10ft x 10ft gazebo is a godsend for use during the cold winter months. We added a patio heater under it and voila, we have a 100 sq ft heated seating area on our patio. The Messina is absolutely solid. The four posts and roof crossbeams are well designed and solid. The weight off the metal roof added to the rest of the gazebo makes sure that wind will not move or tip it. The metal roof also makes me feel safer when using a patio heater under it as I know there isn't any flammable parts. The predrilled holes on the bottom of the posts makes it easy to anchor down which I will do this spring into the concrete patio. We assembled it on one of the coldest days of the year which added to the time, but the two of us had it assembled in around five hours. I am waiting for the weather to warm up to fully tighten all the pieces together as the cold made fitting pieces together challenging, but not impossible. I am extremely happy so far with it. The powder coating is an added bonus to keep it from rusting. Overall it is just a nice looking gazebo that adds elegance to my backyard patio. I highly recommend the Sojag Messina gazebo. It is a definite ten in my book.