Aoxun12'x16' Hardtop Gazebo, Aluminum Frame Permanent Pavilion with Curtains and Netting, Outdoor Polycarbonate Double Roof Canopy, Designed for Garden, Lawns, Patio

The Aoxun 10'x13' Hardtop Gazebo has been a fantastic addition to my backyard. The polycarbonate double roof provides excellent protection from the elements, and the sturdy aluminum frame ensures durability and stability. The brown color adds a sophisticated touch to any outdoor space. I especially appreciate the included curtains and netting, which offer privacy and protection from insects, making it perfect for gatherings and relaxing in the evening. Assembly was straightforward, and once set up, the gazebo has proven to be both functional and stylish. It’s a great investment for enhancing outdoor living. Highly recommend it for anyone looking to upgrade their patio or deck!

I ordered a similar gazebo sometime ago as the price was just right and we finally had space to set it up. Unfortunately, it was caught in a storm before we were able to properly anchor it. Sadly, it got caught in a terrible thunderstorm overnight, (literally the same night we fixed it!) with winds over 40mph and we woke to find it toppled over and essentially ruined. Not the company's fault by any means, but just a warning to anyone who wants to set one of these up: ANCHOR YOUR GAZEBO!! After finally mourning and somewhat getting over that finally we looked into getting a replacement style and this is the closest that we could find.This one is just as good if not better as our literally Fallen one. Set up was just about the same, definitely works better with at least two people to help with one passing parts to the other and supporting the other person as you attach the roof pieces together. It takes a good amount of time to put together overall, maybe put aside a few hours to get everything just right. Also, you'll probably want to work on this on a cloudier day as setting this up in the intense heat of the summer will most likely make this feel like it's lasting forever. Included Instructions make everything come together neatly and there are pictures to guide you all the way. Everything comes in two boxes, one for the frames and the other for the roof reflective plastic pieces that block out the Sun and also decorate the inner framework of the roof. The curtains include a set of bug blocking mesh and an outer privacy curtain as well. Both are adjustable in terms of zipping up to be closed off completely or to be tied around the legs of the gazebo. It's truly a sight to behold once it's finally finished and well worth the effort. It feels comfortable underneath and really does look even better once you decorate it with accessories like string lights, a ceiling fan or a nice dining set to use to escape the hot sun or just get some fresh air outside in a comfortable, secluded spot.

The Good:1. All pieces were present and in good condition2. Set up, although time consuming, was fairly easy with a ladder and power drill. You’ll want a drill with a Phillips head and also an Allan wrench head. All in all you’ll need to budget around 4-6 hours for assembly if you’re building it yourself. There are a couple times YOU WILL need a second set of hands to help assemble to prevent damaging the structure.3. Once completed the gazebo looks really nice and the curtain/mosquito netting works very well on the provided sliders.4. Provides very nice shadeThe Bad:1. Before purchasing this gazebo, it’s important to understand where it will be placed and what your weather is like in your area. I am in Minnesota and I don’t believe this gazebo will hold up to the weather. One good, windy storm and I’m afraid that the structure could bend or buckle, even though I have secured the gazebo to my deck via lag screws2. The roof is made of some sort of plastic-y material that has cardboard like construction (think zig-zagged plastic between two sheets of plastic) to make it a bit more hardy. For reference on how weak this material is, I would imagine that dime sized hail would leave considerable damage to it. I know for certain I could snap any one of the roof pieces by hand. It does stand up to the rain though, and is water proof for the most part.3. Some of the metal pieces are flimsy, which helps for construction purposes as you can bend them a little to get them into shape, but it’s bad for structural integrity.TLDR: if you live in a moderate climate that isn’t prone to harsh winds/tornados, this is a quality product that works as intended; albeit a cheap feeling product. You get what you pay for. Larger, sturdier gazebos can go for $1000s. Hope this helps!

We are at 46 degrees North Latitude. Snowfall average 200" in winter. yes, read that again, 200" average winter season snowfall. Will have to 'roof rake', with an appropriate tool when the time comes, do not want to damage the tiles. Bought and assembled in May, yet to see the challenging season. Very pleased with the design and ambiance of this gazebo. Mosquitoes are the primary reason we were looking for a 3 season outdoor shelter. The screens and zippers are excellent, and curtains great drawn around on a cold evening. Got down to 44 degrees F on June 29. Party a total success.