Beautiful wood pergola the smell of the wood is wonderful and the color amazing. Unfortunately I havent been able to assemble it as of yeat and I cant wait the michigan weather has been brutal. All part are accounted for and labled properly. As soon as weather permits I will he updating pictures.

This pergola looks great out of the box and delivers that classic cedar-frame aesthetic without the custom-build price tag. The finish is warm and inviting, and once assembled it absolutely upgrades a backyard into a defined outdoor “room.” The trellis roof is a nice touch for hanging lights or light vines, and it adds visual character that plain flat-top pergolas often lack. Assembly is manageable but time-consuming, and alignment precision is everything. A slightly off post or base will ripple across the whole frame. I’d also recommend upgrading anchors if your area gets strong storms. Overall, it’s a strong value for the look and function, just scaled appropriately for small-to-medium outdoor spaces rather than large acreage builds.

Exceeded expectations. For the money, I was not expecting such substantial lumber.and construction. I legit don't think I could buy this lumber and make this myself for less. Cedar is very expensive wood. Anyhow, it took most of a day to assemble BUT, the instructions were VERY clear which is unusual for these type of projects TBH. We had the patio all ready for this. Add some nice string lights as we did. It looks amazing! Do not try to do this not on a cement or solid/level surface.

Summer is coming! We live in Western New York State. It is still VERY much WINTER here. BUUT…. We could not wait to set up our gazebo – even in the middle of winter! My husband was so excited he got the snowblower, went around to the backyard, and blew the snow off the patio. WE LOVE THIS GAZEBO!!!!!!!! We have planned one for years. We saw it and decided to not wait. That’s how incredible this one is, really. It went together SO easily. There were 5 huge boxes. All delivered right into my garage. All the pieces were included, nothing missing. All parts were stickered with numbers to identify them clearly. The directions were so well written in a booklet. Included two pairs of gloves and a cute little wrench that was kind of too small. We used cordless power tools instead. For the most part, my husband put it together by himself over a few days assembling parts and placing them together. You could easily do this in an afternoon. Once everything was organized, he carried the pieces outside into the cold (I suggest waiting for warmer weather!) where 3 of our adult kids helped him hold the pieces up. This part will definitely take a group of people to finish the assembly on, for sure. I suggest a minimum of 4 strong cooperative experienced adults. The sheer size alone requires preplanning. It sat outside a few days unassembled during a snowstorm/rain/icestorm and the rain beaded right up on it. The wood is very nice, great quality. It went up in about 20 minutes once all the pieces were outside. It looks fantastic! It is a little low - 6’ tall - to be right next to our exit door – one is a storm door that swings out. We plan to move it down our patio once the weather is warmer and elevate it on some 3-4 foot bases so that it raises it up. Strong enough to transplant our wisteria, we also plan to hang some baskets of flowers from the trusses come summer. But since we had ONE 70 degree day, we fired up the grill, brought out the furniture, sat under it, totally enjoyed it, and snapped some pictures and then went back inside for snow the next day. Summer is coming in a few months!!! Hoping I can update my pictures later on as well!

I’m really excited about it. I think I’m really gonna enjoy it. It took a couple of days to put together I want to put wisteria so it can run up and go on top of the pergola. I think it’s gonna look great and work out great. We are really enjoying this sturdy new addition to our back patio