11 pi. L 10 pi. D Pavillon de jardin en bois massif avec toit en acier

Looks great! We stained ours a different color and added lights on front. We love it! Husband said easy to build

Impressed with Quality. Didn’t give 5 star due to the main boards being cut in half to ship it does sag over time in the middle

This is beautiful! And exactly what we needed to cover our hot tub! I hired two men (and my husband) to assembly it - took about 6 hours for them! Definitely recommend hiring people. I paid $800 for assembly-totally worth it for me because our cabin is in the middle of nowhere so that’s why we didn’t go with the Wayfair assembly. Product is amazing.

Took 2 people about 10 hours all together. It would have been easier if we weren’t setting it up over a jacuzzi. You’ll definitely need power tools and a ladder. Of course some holes just did not want to line up. Typical Wayfair stuff. But it all came together at the end and looks great.

Within 4 days of building this gazebo, the wind blew it over and all of the legs have split. This wasn't even a strong wind - a medium sized plastic sunbeam shed was right next to the gazebo and didn't budge. The unit is listed as solid wood, but actually the legs are composed of several separate boards that are stuck together with some kind of cheap bonding agent. The wood feels similar to balsa wood, very dry, soft and light weight. There are only 2 very small cross braces to provide support to the legs. Any sideways force and this thing will collapse like a house of cards. I am shocked that my gazebo only lasted 4 days. I feel this was poorly designed and does not have sufficient weight to keep it from blowing over. There wasn't even a wind advisory during the day. I am hoping the company will refund my money or send me a new kit. Now that I know how poor the design is, I would reinforce with additional cross beams and add weight to the bottom of the legs. David