This is a great gazebo, all of the parts came in one box with instructions and even a video tutorial. It's not the most sturdy but it is for the price of it. It is very neat and has held up well in the ever changing weather so far. It does take quite a bit of work to get setup and the written instructions could be better, they are done as step by steps but each step includes lots of different steps which isn't always so clear. Overall we are happy with the outcome and it's definetely worth the money! Please note in the picture it is long ways (3x4).

Good quality, heavy (good for wind protection) gazebo in a contemporary grey finish and design. Firstly, to assemble, you will need a proper spanner and Allen screwdriver, as the ones supplied are not up to the job. The instructions say it is a 3 person job to erect, we did it with 2. The outer material is very hard to stretch over the frame, in fact the top section should be fitted before the roof frame is raised in place, contrary to the instructions which tell you to do it last. The wallscurtains are easy to put up and work well. Overall very happy with it, and a great addition to our outdoor area.

Great gazebo that has stood the test of time and wind gusts in our garden. We've had it up as permanent fixture and the cover has lasted three years before it need replacing . Easy to assemble with two people.

Really good gazebo Looks great in the garden

Not even a year it lasted the wind absolutely destroyed it the frame in these gazebos are very very weak that weak even my 5 year old boy could even bend the frame paying £309.99 for the Gazebo and any kind of gazebo is a Rip off simply the frames in all these gazebos a so weak the wind bends them with out the any curtains or roof fabric is on it and hundred not suitable for the United Kingdom weather because it’s to windy for them the frames should be the standing poles should be tripe triple thick to handle the wind. Cheap and nastie the frame is made but very expensive price that we are paying never going to buy a gazebos again.