10' x 13' Hardtop Gazebo Faux Wood Grain with Aluminum Frame, Galvanized Steel Double Roof, Outdoor Patio Gazebo with Netting and Curtains for Backyard, Patio, Lawns

The frame was very easy putting together. The roof was a little more difficult. I’m not good with picture directions but fortunately, the person helping me was. All in all and so far I’m happy with it. I’ve had it a little over a month now. We haven’t had much rain but what we have had the roof has held up and there are no leaks

Total time to assemble was around 10 hours. Took my time over 3 very hot days. Squaring up the posts and frame is the most tedious, time consuming and important step. If you are square and plumb the roof is a cake walk and actually enjoyable. (I needed to use a right angle attachment to my impact, made the job much easier) The directions are decent but can be confusing to someone not used to building DYI things. The only trip up that I had was the cross beams. At first I had the 3 sections flush and touching but this wound up being way to short to attach to the main support. They needed to be seperated the furthest and then barely lined up. Sturdy! We live on long island and just had sustained winds of over 30mph. Had one curtain closed. And the thing didnt even move. I have 1 screw in each leg. This gazebo seems like its going to last a few years without issue. Shipping: UGH! Well not too much damage. I had a couple dents in the roofing and a dent in one of the wood posts. 2 of the curtain rails were bent. I was able to position them toward the house so its not noticeable. Nothing worth returning.

We just built the wood (cedar or spruce Im not sure which it really is) today. Amazing product. Way easier to build than other similar products but, no it’s not actually easy. We had posts and beams the wrong way and cross supports backward which took some doubling back. We also did not receive the 44 bolts to do the final strapping (an unnecessary but very structurally supportive addition to the main design). Be careful and read ahead on the instructions. Make sure all bolts and holes are facing the correct direction before securing anything. Double and triple check. Sort all of the structural, hardware and roofing components by name before you get started! Alignment was so much easier than other similar products. Although not installed on a level Slab, we found it easy to install the ridge and everything adjusted to the slope. Really recommend this product, make sure you have a team helping you and good luck!

I live on Long Island NY and wanted something that could last me many summer seasons while withstanding all four seasons. I’ll update the review as needed but so far so good. Bought, built and used during the 2022 summer so far. I’ll breakdown my feedback into a couple of parts: 1. Shipping & Delivery: Seller advised promptly when shipment was sent that it’s 4 separate boxes and could arrive at different times. They all arrived at the same time and days earlier than expected. Boxes are are a little over 100 lbs each so it’s worth being home and having the delivery guy drop them off in the yard where you expect to keep them until assembly. Boxes looked a little roughed up but not terrible. 2. Parts: I know we all want “perfect” parts but we have to be a little realistic. Most of the would pieces were in perfect shape. A few had some small nicks, but in my opinion, acceptable. Everything was complete. 3. Assembly: Definitely a 6 - 8 hr job with 2 to 3 capable people. My tip here is to put all parts grouped accordingly so everything is easily located. We used 2 people putting it together while the 3rd person was coordinating the pieces and next steps so that there wasn’t much down time standing around figuring out what’s next. I thought instructions were easy to follow with the visuals and common sense. To set expectation on my capabilities, I have an office job and don’t do these types of projects often. We had 2 ladders, 2 drills and attachments to help. Final Thoughts: Once assembled, it’s a beautiful set. The curtains for misquitos or for privacy are a nice touch. The 11 x 11 set was a perfect size for what I needed. I will update next summer once it has gone through some vigors of NY weather to see how it has held up and worth the investment. So far I’m very happy with the purchase.

I'm very happy with my new gazebo for the price it's great and it doesn't leak when it rains. I paid $600 to have it installed so for $1600 it was definitely worth it.

Updated review- If you practice extreme patience and you don’t have a specific time frame for this to be built, it’s worth the buy. We bought the 10x13 gazebo and after numerous emails over a month time frame, we received all the pieces and were able to build the gazebo with 2 people and 2 ladders in 1 day. It has the mosquito netting at the roof opening and the rain gutters that other more expensive gazebos advertise. Everything goes together well once you get a process. The directions aren’t horrible as long as you’ve built ikea and partical board furniture before. I can see the frustration of the directions if this is a first time diy, or if building this kind of thing is completely out of your comfort zone. It is sturdy, and definitely worth the money once you get over the hurdles. 3 stars because i give it 1 star for the fact that it took over a month to get all of our pieces and the directions could be a bit more clear. 5 stars for the finished product for the money. Original review- We took off work to assemble this over a 2 day time period before a party we are having next weekend, and we are missing so many pieces that we can’t even begin to put it together. I would NOT recommend this gazebo to anyone who isn’t willing to wait on extra pieces being sent… which you hope will actually get here in a timely manner.

I am beyond disappointed with the entire process. I paid $100 in shipping fees. The box was so large (4 of them) that the delivery driver refused to deliver. After escalating 3x and having to talk to a FedEx manager, it finally arrived. Battered and broken in multiple spots with the box ripped open. We set it up and the roof is now crooked. I don't know what to do but I feel like this was a waste of $1800 and now I have a damaged gazebo in my backyard that looks terrible. In total 6 poles were damaged, making the install absolute nightmare. I could not be less satisfied with the entire process. Awful experience from all parties - amazon, yoleny, FedEx. Save the heartache and go pick up one from a big box store. I wish I were exaggerating but the picture of the box is EXACTLY how it showed up. Such poor packing and planning by yoleny. Oh also, it's not real cedar, the posts are hollow.

Took a chance and bought the wood framed, steel roof 13’ x 15’ model from YOLENY and could not be more pleased with the result. The only snag was that FedEx completely mangled one of the boxes causing deep bends and creases in every piece of roofing. I reached out to YOLENY customer service and after several rounds of pictures submitted and clearly stating the extent of the damage they shipped an entire replacement box in less than 1 week at no charge. I am very pleased with their solution in spite of the damage being caused by FedEx. I’m pretty handy and was able to construct the gazebo 99% by myself in about 20 hours. The 1% help needed was in lifting the roof-cap frame into position. Despite what some of the other posters said about some of the roof pieces being wood, that was not the case for mine. The entire roof and support structure in 100% steel, which was a relief as I have a large 6’ diameter gas fire pit (300,000 BTUs) inside the gazebo. I ran the fire for 2 hours on high (2’ tall flames) and used a thermal heat gun to gauge how hot the roof got. It maxed out at 148 degrees directly over the center of the fire which, for steel, is nothing. The warmest the wood frame got was 80 degrees. Again, nothing to worry about. After that test, I have no concerns about burning a large gas fire inside the gazebo! FYI, I stained the spruce frame a mocha color to match our other outdoor structures and to protect it from staining and weathering. it looks beautiful. The spruce comes unfinished and looks nice if you like the natural color of wood. If you choose to stain or paint yours it was an easy job for me. The soft, porous wood soaked up the stain easily and finished perfectly smoothly using only a brush. 2 coats and it looks like a factory applied finish. All in all I can say this item exceeded my expectations. The engineering is well thought out and I had zero issues with holes not lining up. It’s built very well and is substantial in its sturdiness and weight. I believe it will hold up for 20+ years easily as long as the stain is maintained. Just make sure you level and plumb the base pillars and you’ll be good to go. For under $1800 it’s a bargain and I think it adds $5K-10K easily to my home’s value.