Outsunny 3x4m Hexagon Pop-Up Gazebo Tent with Double Roof, Netting, and Carry Bag - Beige

For the price paid this is an excellent gazebo. It took me 30 minutes to 'pop' it up, which is a bit much but I was working on my own and I found it really hard to lift the elbows to open the canopy but once up, it is brilliant, the canopy fits really well and its quite taut so the rain bounces off, it's waterproof and the insect net, whilst not mosquito proof, is easy to work with and should keep out flys and wasps and might keep out some light rain. I've placed my furniture in the centre of the gazebo and will keep it covered when not in use. I've anchored the gazebo with the guy ropes provided and 6 gazebo sandbags and I'm hoping it will stay well put.
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Absolutely love this gazebo, you really need 3 people to put up, me and my husband struggled a bit but only because I don't have much strength to pull it out and push it up. It looks as though the roof is waterproof and seems very sturdy, bought at a great price, it came all packed in its own bag and is quite a heavy item. It looke beautiful in our garden.
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Bit of a bugger to get up but looks really smart and good value for money, haven't had any rain settle on the roof yet which always seems to happen with other gazebos I've had. Solid 8/10
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Fab item. So easy to set up on your own. Took me about 20 minutes.. My garden is on a slope so can adjust the legs to suit the slope on the garden. Only thing I would change if I could would be have 2 sets of curtains as full curtains not nets so it stops the drafts on chilly night. But other than that I'm very happy with it
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Good and sturdy. Easy to put up. Looks nice. Value for money.
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Oh boy, where do I even start with this gazebo? Let me tell you, it was quite the adventure from the moment it arrived. We were so excited because it looked heavy and sturdy, like it would be the perfect addition to our garden. Little did we know, it was going to be a comedy of errors. First off, the instructions were a complete joke. I mean, seriously, who writes these things? It was like trying to decipher a secret code. I had to read them over and over again just to make sense of the nonsense. But hey, we're smart people, we eventually figured it out... or so we thought. Step one seemed simple enough - open up the legs. Step two is where things took a hilarious turn. We had to lean over the legs and attach velcro to the top unit. Let me tell you, it was like a scene from a slapstick comedy. We were stumbling, tripping, and almost impaling ourselves on those legs. But hey, we managed to get it done, and we felt like champions. And then came step three. Oh boy, step three. This is where we hit a brick wall. We had to open up the unit and lift the horizontal bars into a clip at the top of the leg. Sounds simple, right? Wrong again. It felt like we were defying the laws of physics, trying to lift those bars against the force of gravity. It took all of our strength and coordination to get just one bar clipped in. And we thought it would get easier with the rest... oh, how wrong we were. For over 20 minutes, we were a bunch of grown adults grunting, shouting, and desperately trying to get those bars into place. It was like a bizarre workout routine, all while being trapped under the canopy. I can only imagine what our elderly neighbours must have thought. They probably assumed we were up to something far more scandalous than just trying to set up a gazebo in our garden. Oops! Now, let's put the funny bits aside for a moment. The gazebo itself feels great, I must admit. But the whole idea behind it was that it would be easy to set up and put away when not needed. Well, let me tell you, that was a fail. Unless you have the strength of Hercules or a shot putter neighbour on speed dial, I would suggest looking for an alternative. This thing is not for the faint of heart. Unless, of course, you're looking for a temporary garden decoration that will be torn apart by the weather as the year goes by. In that case, go for it! So, there you have it. Our hilarious and slightly frustrating experience with this gazebo. It may not have been the smoothest ride, but hey, at least we got a good laugh out of it. And isn't laughter the best medicine, even when it comes to assembling garden furniture?
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Fabulous item, easy to set up and lots of accessories. Quick delivery
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Ended up in the bin in less than a fortnight. First small wind and it collapsed. Would say save your money and get something stronger
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