Pamapic 10'x12' Patio Gazebo Canopy Iron Hardtop Gazebos with Mosquito Net and Curtains, Outdoor Gazebos with Aluminum Frame for Garden, Courtyard, Lawn (Brown)

I could not have been happier with how nice my patio looks. The gazebo gave it an instant lift but it also created a cozy space for my family to relax in. I’ll be honest though I took a big chance with only one review on this and was worried that I may not get whats pictured here but it looks so much better in person imo. The color I chose works out perfectly for us too. We assembled a gazebo in my dads house a few years ago and it was a pain so I knew that assembly will take time but tbh after I see the end result I forgot how long it took to assemble. Have snacks and water ready and be prepared to put in some hours. We followed the instructions manual very closely to make sure we don’t have to undo and redo and it took two people but could have been faster if we had more hands on it. Everything was labelled so that made the process easier too. I like that it has double curtains because I mostly only use the mosquito net and not the opaque curtains, those are more for the appearance and appeal for me. I just bought patio rug to match them as well so I’m very excited about how its all coming together. We have it on a cemented patio but it does come with stakes to anchor it to the ground. I don’t think I need them now but it was nice of the company to include them. The dimensions are accurate and delivery was within two days so I was shocked. It does come in two heavy boxes so we made sure to put them in a covered spot until we were ready to build it since it was raining when it was delivered. There has been no leaks from the roof either so I’m finally able to enjoy the rain from my rocking chair without having to step out into the rain! I used to think a pergola was the way to go but I prefer this so much more over my pergola!

Start with the good. It looks good when you finally get it put together. Seems pretty solid. The bad. Like other people have said, the holes on the roofing panels arent even close to being predrilled in the right place. They are probably 2 inches off. We had to drill new ones. You would think after all these complaints they would PUT THE HOLES IN THE RIGHT PLACE. How hard can it be to figure out they need to be moved. Doesn't anyone do quality control at the factory? Not only the roof panels but one of the main beams wasn't predrilled. Whoever checks these things at packaging needs glasses. It took two people that are very mechanically inclined about 8 or 9 hours to assemble this thing. So if you like a challenge, have at it.

Pros: Good quality materials and very solid once it's assembled and anchored to the patio.Looks good and provides excellent shade on those sunny days.Masonry anchors were provided with the kit.Cons: Difficult to assemble . Be willing to spend serveral more hours than you expect to assemble it.The instructions are all pictures and no text on a small piece of paper that makes it a bit of an eye test.The attachment of the vertical posts to the horizontal roof supports are difficult if not impossible to bolt together as the attachment plate that's riveted inside the post is set back too far inside the posts. This could have been easier if the screws used were 1/8 inch longer. Also the holes for the roof panel's are not just not close but off by feet not inches. Be prepared to drill your own holes.Summary: All in all a decent product for the money an looks great once you get it put together.After reading my review the seller said he would relate my concerns to the manufacturer so those changes could be made. So with that in mind I've changed my rating from 3 to 4 stars.

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