Pavillon de jardin en bois massif Joyside

Love this piece. Didnt put the side rails on because we wanted it to be more open.

This gazebo is absolutely beautiful! Our concrete footprint was a rectangle, so the typical 10x10 or 8x10 options wouldn’t fit. This one worked perfectly because, even though it’s listed as a 12x10 gazebo, the actual footprint is only 7x10. It looks great, feels sturdy, and was much easier to assemble than the metal gazebos we’ve had before—though it still took about four hours with two people. We decided not to install the decorative metal strips on the sides since that’s where we have our hot tub steps.

We have a larger footprint hot tub and we wanted a roof over it for leaf and bud/pollen season as our property is tree lined. We love everything about this product so far after getting it installed over the course of a few days in a couple hour sprints. Once I realized the first full row (top and bottom) of the roof needs to be installed first, even that went very fast - word of warning, if you don't get the first row aligned the entire length, it's nearly impossible to get just the bottom row down straight. The majority of the pre-drilled marks were accurate with only a few off by a little bit. We flipped the privacy rails and mounted the shelf inboard so it was closer to the tub. It's all very universal and is easy to work with. Aesthetically it is very, very appealing and the hardware seems to be well coated, so I am hopeful it will give a lengthy service life, but time will tell, especially once New England seasons have at it. I do have minor concerns about how it will hold up to big winds since it is only rated to <50mph, but we'll find out. I'm considering adding some RV awning ties to help with those forces. Overall, and at face value, this is a fantastic solution and fits the 7.5' x 7.5' hot tub perfectly. I will update this review if required as time goes on.

Beautiful!! Great purchase! Transformed our backyard and added a much needed oasis! Easy to build, totally worth it.

Instructions were to vague and incomplete. The only note was "Pay attention to the 2 holes" and every side of the post has 2 holes. Another place where the center top roof support goes. When putting the B cross beams together it did not tell you how to mount the braces so you could mount the roof support. The F3 side plate holes did not line up correct so 3 of those has one screw not installed. I like the gazebo and I liked the numbered pieces, but the instructions need more verbal explanation. I spent a lot of time identifying markers on the pieces in the pictures trying to figure out which way things went. I also think on the B cross beams, those connectors for the 2 wood pieces could be a solid piece. This would make those sturdier.