AMERLIFE 13x15 ft Wood Gazebo with Bar Storage - Hardtop with Metal Steel Gable Roof for Garden, Patio, Black + Natural Wood

I wouldn’t honestly say this is a super amazing quality product. BUT for the price to look to quality value… I think it’s a 5 star.I got it when it went on sale for maybe around 650?Arrived fine and I actually dismissed the first page of instruction which says “FoUR People to assemble” and “expect 5-7 hours to build” decided to do it myself on a windy day in whatever order I chose…So when you connect the long beam pieces and string it between the two posts… they are very very weak if you drop and twist the whole thing on the ground. Yeah I snapped it clean in two.So… maybe it could have been a little thicker… but that’s 99.9% on me.Anyways I replaced the board with a standard cedar deck board and it went together fine. Turned that side to the back of the yard… and it definitely took me the full 7 hours going solo. So yymv but I would highly recommend reading the first page.As far as the precut pieces they’re frankly rather poorly fit, but they do match up in all the places they’re most needed.Hardware is nice, I like the gold. the roof is solid and fairly easy to assemble with a ladder.After 3 months of Mike winter I’m concerned that there are a few vertical cracks on the vertical posts… I’m going to try press/gluing them back a little tighter and then will try a sealant on it since it’s pretty much in direct sunlight.Overall I’m very happy with it, it’s stylish and sturdy. Concerned a tiny bit about the longevity, but for the cost I would say overall value - 5 stars

This was advertised as solid wood but it is not. The posts are hollow with a laminate plug top and bottom. Worse the pieces are rather delicate and one of the main 12 ft beams comprised of two pieces split at the joint and both pieces cracked through.Would not recommend at all!

Bought this during a Amazon black Friday sale and it sat in my garage for 5 months. I'm putting it together now and very disappointed in the quality...3 of the 4 posts have cracks in them. Each post is super light... mean like 12 lbs each...so light I drilled holes in the bottoms and partially filled them with pea gravel. They provide a base but it's really flimsy. Just a little tab on each side to drill a very small screw. I live up on a ridge and we frequently have 40mph + winds..I'm afraid the thing is going to set sail. So many of the wood boards should have been rejected at the factory. I'm going to beef it up as best I can but I've got a feeling ill be replacing it in a year or 2 if it doesn't blow away first.

I first stained/sealed the wood, then bolted together the front and side rails.My daughter came by to lend a hand, and by the time she arrived I had the posts and rails up.We took our time and it was completed in a day, without much effort.Posts are hollow, and all of the beams, rails, supports are all poorly laminated, one post is cracking already, and seems to be bowing out.Not particularly good quality for the price.I've build better, for less, but I'm 74 and not as agile as I once was.

This is perfect for our grill area and some seating. My husband said this was relatively easy to put together compared to some others he has put together. Good value for the size and quality.

Bought this gazebo and it looked nice but after the first rain followed by a sunny day all the posts started splitting. Less than 1 star do not recommend.

My husband and I built this together over out hot tub. I got the frame together with him and he finished the roof himself. It's really beautiful. I was able to turk a row of solar light bulbs between the edges of the roof and the wood. It's lovely, sturdy, and should last a long time.

Well, there were missing parts and I contacted Amazon and the manufacturer. The parts were never sent( metal plates on top of the gazebo.). The structure is now up and my worker set it in cement, otherwise it would not be sound. The “wood” is very light, not sure what it is made of, but not solid. I hope I like it better this summer.