Louvre 13' x 11' LED Self-Power Lights Steel Double Roof Soft Top Gazebo with Waterproof Canopy and Curtain

Attractive and so-far sturdy. Only issue I have is with the assembly instructions specifically regarding the curtains and bug screens. They guide us not clear regarding proper placement of them. I am certain they are not installed properly but there is only so many times that I will put up and take down the panels before I surrender. The illustrations do not jive with the instructions. Otherwise very pleased with the quality and appearance.

A true backyard transformation!

Trying to get the right leg with the right cross beams was a chore. We had to switch everything at least once. Everything else was not that hard. Lots of screws and nuts. Be careful not to lose anything as there are no extras. We were shorted one bracket but it appeared to still work.

Good overall quality with easy assembly. I like that it has a hook to hang different types of lighting.

Overall, it was a good buy. It looks good, matches the decor and surroundings well. It's sturdy enough and the materials will hopefully last "a while." Two years? Five years? I'd be content with five years, given our average rainfall of 40 inches+ a year and occasional high winds off the Pacific. Just a few points of contention: *Instructions were helpful enough, but not helpful enough. Much is left to your own intuition and "cleverness" to wrest out what is meant by simply "Apply this screw to that hole" for example. Orientation of the parts left me puzzled at times. In all though, I got it up. One man job. (If you've never done any construction and read plans, get a helper to assist!) *One of the posts suffered a crunch in delivery. It wasn't a big enough crunch to warrant a return (It's over 100#'s...), but I thought Wayfair should know that FedEx messed up on this one. Normally they're a great delivery service for me, so...again, it all works. *Would have been great to have solar lights on a NITE/DAY timer rather than needing three "AAA" batteries per light/per post with a button to turn off and on. I don't recall that being discussed in the description. If so, my miss... Would I buy it again? Maybe. Probably. I'd inspect all the main parts before beginning, however. Thanks for letting me chime in. I think the photo tells the whole finished story.