Hi there it’s holding up fine. I’ve had it up four years now and the only thing that went wrong with it was during a severe storm, one of the panels came out the roof. I contacted the manufacturer Outsunny and they sent me a replacement for a small cost, which was fitted two years ago. It’s up all year round, I don’t have to take it down because it’s anchored into the ground into a concrete base that I had built specifically. The only thing I do is take down the curtains during winter to keep them from getting weathered. I sold my house in June 2024 with the gazebo still standing after four years,as it would have been too much try for us to take it down. Definitely was a good buy. I am considering buying another one for my new house.
I ordered this and got it next delivery from Aosom - very impressed with that. For those of you thinking of purchasing it, here's a few tips. Firstly, it's a quality product and once complete it really looks the part. You WILL need 2 people to put it up - you cannot do it alone. You WILL need 2 stepladders to work from. You WILL need a length of timber of 2.6m long to hold up the apex while you build the roof. If you use the allen keys they give you, it WILL take you a week to put it together - you really need an electric screwdriver with an allen bit for speed. I suggest you lay out all of the parts and count them before you start - we had extra screws and hooks, so that was a bonus. Remember that some of these aluminium parts are VERY thin and could be easily damaged or written off if dropped, so take care. Also note that the edges of the polycarbonate roof are very sharp and could cut you - care is needed when handling them. For pegging down, they give you some metal guy rope pegs that frankly are utterly useless. They also give you some cement fixings of M6 by about 50mm - not ideal for such a large structure I think. We sited ours on a deck and ended up screwing it into the joists with M8 x 100mm coach screws - it is absolutely solid. It took 2 of us 8 hours to put this up and screw it down properly, so saying you can do it in 4 hours is stretching things a little. All in, very happy with Aosom and the quality of the product.
We have put it up now and we are really pleased. Between the instructions and this video it went up well. We took our time putting up over 2 days. We anchored it into our concrete base and it’s very solid. Beautiful feature in the garden with our new sofa set. Summer 2020
Did u have any trouble putting in the edge parts? Literally the final bits that go around the edge of the roof, that secures them so they don't come out? My wife and I wasted 45 mins trying to do it otherwise we would've finished it in 2 days 🤬🤬🤬
@@Nomasiac Yes we did have trouble with the corners, they were very difficult to line up. Luckily there was a carpenter working next door on the neighbours patio and he gave us a hand, otherwise we probably would have given up. It’s been up for a year and we love it. We remove the curtains during the winter to make them last longer. Great gazebo once up.
@@queenpea1989 Thanx 4 your reply. We eventually needed a 3rd hand too, it was impossible otherwise. Other than the corners everything was pretty smooth sailing, they need an easier way to join those corners SMH 🤦🏻♂️ My wife's pretty happy with it, it's just a shame summer's done 😭
My Gazebo lost a corner of the roof in the February 2022 storm. Does anyone know if outsunny do spare parts so I can get it replaced. It's such a lovely Gazebo it's our 3rd summer with it. Thank you
It would be so much better without the music and some commentary to explain each step. Other than that the video seems like it is useful. Looking forward to putting it up.
@@J.N.Ejio4 Yes it was still standing however, we lost one corner of the roof tiles. I have emailed them for spare parts to buy but I did Not get a reply. Other than that it’s been up 2 years and curtains are still in good condition.
Looks good. Does it actually give heat protection/shade from the Summer sun through the roof panels? Or do you need some kind of roof blind for comfort in hot weather. Anyone know the approx weight?
@@stock7628 Thanks for the info. A reasonable weight looking at the structure. Do you find that you need a roof blind ie does the summer sun get too hot (in the UK) through the roof panels? Thanks.
@@rubensano7213 Hasn't been hot enough this year yet for me to tell but they are tinted and it does provide shade but it's not like a 100% sun blocking panel
Hi there it’s holding up fine. I’ve had it up four years now and the only thing that went wrong with it was during a severe storm, one of the panels came out the roof. I contacted the manufacturer Outsunny and they sent me a replacement for a small cost, which was fitted two years ago. It’s up all year round, I don’t have to take it down because it’s anchored into the ground into a concrete base that I had built specifically. The only thing I do is take down the curtains during winter to keep them from getting weathered. I sold my house in June 2024 with the gazebo still standing after four years,as it would have been too much try for us to take it down. Definitely was a good buy. I am considering buying another one for my new house.
I ordered this and got it next delivery from Aosom - very impressed with that. For those of you thinking of purchasing it, here's a few tips. Firstly, it's a quality product and once complete it really looks the part. You WILL need 2 people to put it up - you cannot do it alone. You WILL need 2 stepladders to work from. You WILL need a length of timber of 2.6m long to hold up the apex while you build the roof. If you use the allen keys they give you, it WILL take you a week to put it together - you really need an electric screwdriver with an allen bit for speed. I suggest you lay out all of the parts and count them before you start - we had extra screws and hooks, so that was a bonus. Remember that some of these aluminium parts are VERY thin and could be easily damaged or written off if dropped, so take care. Also note that the edges of the polycarbonate roof are very sharp and could cut you - care is needed when handling them. For pegging down, they give you some metal guy rope pegs that frankly are utterly useless. They also give you some cement fixings of M6 by about 50mm - not ideal for such a large structure I think. We sited ours on a deck and ended up screwing it into the joists with M8 x 100mm coach screws - it is absolutely solid. It took 2 of us 8 hours to put this up and screw it down properly, so saying you can do it in 4 hours is stretching things a little. All in, very happy with Aosom and the quality of the product.
How much did it cost?
Thanks man. You seem like you know your sh*t and it still took you 8 hours!! I bought this today and was hoping to be done in a couple hours :(
@@bvssrsguntur6338 £900
I have concrete only how can I secure it to a concrete ground?
@@agracefulu You can buy things called Ankerbolts that you just drill into concrete that hold them down.
We have put it up now and we are really pleased. Between the instructions and this video it went up well. We took our time putting up over 2 days. We anchored it into our concrete base and it’s very solid. Beautiful feature in the garden with our new sofa set. Summer 2020
Did u have any trouble putting in the edge parts? Literally the final bits that go around the edge of the roof, that secures them so they don't come out? My wife and I wasted 45 mins trying to do it otherwise we would've finished it in 2 days 🤬🤬🤬
@@Nomasiac Yes we did have trouble with the corners, they were very difficult to line up. Luckily there was a carpenter working next door on the neighbours patio and he gave us a hand, otherwise we probably would have given up. It’s been up for a year and we love it. We remove the curtains during the winter to make them last longer. Great gazebo once up.
@@queenpea1989 Thanx 4 your reply. We eventually needed a 3rd hand too, it was impossible otherwise. Other than the corners everything was pretty smooth sailing, they need an easier way to join those corners SMH 🤦🏻♂️ My wife's pretty happy with it, it's just a shame summer's done 😭
@@Nomasiac We haven’t used it much this year because of the weather, hopefully next year will be better. Enjoy 😊
Hi, whats the size of the bolt you used to anchor into the concrete?
Do u need to seal the roof joint with silicone ?
It's a shame you don't do this as 4m x 4m. Great to put a 12ft round above ground pool in.
My Gazebo lost a corner of the roof in the February 2022 storm. Does anyone know if outsunny do spare parts so I can get it replaced. It's such a lovely Gazebo it's our 3rd summer with it. Thank you
It would be so much better without the
music and some commentary to explain each step. Other than that the video seems like it is useful. Looking forward to putting it up.
Was it still standing after the storm that passed?
@@J.N.Ejio4 Yes it was still standing however, we lost one corner of the roof tiles. I have emailed them for spare parts to buy but I did Not get a reply. Other than that it’s been up 2 years and curtains are still in good condition.
What is the model number of this gazebo?
Looks good. Does it actually give heat protection/shade from the Summer sun through the roof panels? Or do you need some kind of roof blind for comfort in hot weather. Anyone know the approx weight?
It comes in 4 different packages i want to say all together somewhere over 200lbs
@@stock7628 Thanks for the info. A reasonable weight looking at the structure. Do you find that you need a roof blind ie does the summer sun get too hot (in the UK) through the roof panels? Thanks.
@@rubensano7213 Hasn't been hot enough this year yet for me to tell but they are tinted and it does provide shade but it's not like a 100% sun blocking panel
@@stock7628 Thanks. Sounds good.
I need the video for 84c-163
Me too did you find one yet
@@duane29333 no but I build it already
去年大风很多中国牌子顶棚和架子都飞出去了，二手市场上好多人都在卖架子，布都飞没有了，不知这个能抗几级风？
Never get hard plastic...metal all the way. Hard plastic will go bad within 2 years.
Horrible. No voiceover, clips are too fast. Just overall worse than looking at the manual