This gazebo is pretty nice. I've had about 4 of the factory ...
598086
This gazebo is pretty nice. I've had about 4 of the factory inserted nuts that you can't tighten bolts into. Either because they spin are stripped or in one case missing all together. Out of almost 1000 bolts this isn't that bad I guess. The instructions are easy to follow. 3-4 people is probably easiest to assemble it with. Mine took about 6-8 hours to assemble counting a lunch break with 3 of us. 2 or even 3 step ladders also made it much easier.
2079718
Could not be more pleased with this gazebo!  Took a bit of time to put together, but it was well worth it. The shelves in each corner offer a nice place to put candles or small plants, and we even hung a cheap paper light in the middle and strung up some lights around the inside. Looks amazing!  Trust me, I scoured the internet for nearly a month before settling on this one. So glad we chose this Sunjoy Gazebo.
1877759
Harder to get the factory front site out that most of the videos show.  Install of Fire Sights was easy.  Visibility very nice.  Warning though: the rear site, at the lowest elevation may not go low enough to sight in, depending upon what sight picture you are lookiing for.
251329
We installed this gazebo on our deck in Spring of 2010 and we just love it.  Assembly did require 3-4 people.  We bolted it into the deck that it is sitting on (see customer shared images) and no problems what so ever.  Cannot tell you how much we enjoy sitting under the gazebo and relaxing in the evenings.  Probably our best garden purchase this year.  We added the Home Wellington outdoor chandelier and the remote dimmer switch by Power Cords and Cables (all available here on Amazon) and the effect in the evenings is stunning. The gazebo is very well constructed and has been worth every penny. The deck has truly become an extension to our living area, countless dinners under the gazebo.

My best advise is to use common sense and remove the fabric canopy when snow is expected.  Be reasonable, there is no way this was intended to support the weight of snow.  It will be a sad day when we have to take off the canopy for the winter as we so enjoy being out on the deck but alas that is a fact of life: we have some hard winters in Colorado.  We have had some strong winds too here this spring and summer but the gazebo has stood up beautifuly, again we have anchored it to the deck with 16 (four in each support post) 3" deck screws. Without being anchored I am sure it would be a giant wind sail, no doubt.  Again, just use some common sense and anchor it down as soon as you have completed installation.

We also purchased the ultra grade replacement canopy from Garden Winds knowing that the included fabric canopy will have a limited life.  Like anything, with proper care and maintainence we expect this gazebo will give us many years of service.
3650699
This station was a little tricky to put together.  The directions are not too clear. Once it is together, it is very attractive in my garden.  I have three feeders hung on this station and I'm getting a lot of birds making use of them now. Make sure you sink the lower pole deep into the ground as directed or the station will topple over once you attach the feeders.  I did not attach the bird bath or the feeder tray as I didn't want to attract mosquitoes or squirrels or raccoons.  The station holds my two plastic feeders quite well. However, my heavier wooden feeder causes the station's pole to pitch in one direction if it is filled with five pounds of birdseed... I resolved that by only filling the wooden feeder part way.  Although this is not a real "heavy duty" feeder station, I'm guessing I'll get a few years out of it.
2934029
We just bought this to replace our old Home Depot canopy which dried out and tore in several spots after a two summers. We bought a gazebo a couple years ago after a very windy weekend that destroyed our umbrella, and our patience FOR umbrellas! This has only been up a few weeks, so I can't comment to the longevity, but I do expect it to hold up better. The material seems to be a much better quality than the original. It was tricky to stretch over the gazebo, but we followed the lead of other reviewers, let it sit in the sun for a little while, and then it seemed to go on easier.
3297133
I bought this one because it appeared to not have the second tier, but it does.  It fits a bit big on my gazebo because of the extra tier but it does the job.
2616786
Its been raining here for quite sometime so I could't really use it for what I need it for. So I am reviewing this by how beautiful this is in person than in pictures, everything was in a box and the assembly was so easy, I just needed the screw driver. The metal isn't as heavy so I'm a little worried about that. I will revise this review when the weather changes and get to actually use it.

This product was provided at a discounted price in exchange for my honest unbiased review.
http://www.amazon.com/Sunnydaze-Black-Hammered-Steel-Diameter/dp/B01706DL2A?ie=UTF8&redirect=true&ref_=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_0
1415157
I bought this about mid Dec 2017. Assembly went nice and easy. Instructions were mediocre, but it goes together with 4 bolts, 6 nuts, 10 washers, and 6 casters. It rolls real nicely. I used it in the basement as a stool while I inventoried an assortment of hardware. It was neat to roll around from tool box to tool box without having to get off my lazy rear end.  Four of the 6 casters use threaded inserts instead of nuts and washers, which is nice. I'll give it a 4 star because it's not a pro level creeper. I assure you though it's worth it for a budget creeper
2297298
Okay, I have been holding off on reviewing this item as I wanted it to go through a fair few storms.  The canopy has worked out great for me.  I leave it up all the time as it covers my grilling area.  I do have it staked down and the guy wires staked down as well.  The canopy has went through several storms including rain and wind.  I read some reviews that a little bit of rain collapsed the canopy, but that's not what I experienced and mine has went through at least two big rainstorms of five inches or more and several smaller storms and it is still standing without any damage.  It comes with dimmable LED lights that I love; they help when grilling in the dark.  When I first got the canopy I would install the battery powered light power supply only when I went out there in the dark and when I was done I brought it back inside, but one time I forgot it and it went through both of the big rainstorms mentioned above and still works great.  I can't say how long the batteries (not supplied) last as they haven't died yet.  I don't use the light a whole lot, but occasionally and the batteries are still holding up.

I have had the canopy for just over a year now and the Florida sun has made the top brittle, for lack of a better word.  If you touch the canopy it will tear, even pine needles falling from the tree go through it.  The Florida sun is very hard on things and I have left this canopy up for just over one year.  It has survived 30MPH winds with no problem.  I have the little rope things staked down at all four corners.  I have a $600 cover for my motorhome, made from much thicker material than the Coleman canopy, and it only lasts about one year before starting to tear.  It is supposed to be the best one on the market.  Oh, the batteries for the lights lasted almost a full year.  I don't use them a whole lot, just when grilling at night, maybe an hour or two a month.

Hope this helps.
3797163
this is the perfect gazebo for handling our outdoor parties, especially during mosquito season! it's nice & big, and fits our deck perfectly. putting it together was not easy, but two people can handle it.
4659586
I actually have a couple of these and I've been pretty happy with them.  For the price, they are attractive, portable and comfortable.  If they get heavy use, or if you like to lean back and stress the nylon straps, there might be some durability issues, but if you aren't terribly hard on them, they should get you through a few seasons without problem.
4418932
I am very pleased with how it looks and works in my outdoor gazebo.  The candles have timers, the light is ambient the materials are good quality, and it is much cheaper than the one Lowes shows with their gazebo ($60)
258669
Assembly of this gazebo is not for the faint of heart. It took some serious ingenuity to lift the center hub high enough for assembly with just 2 people. You need at least 4 people to put this up. Make sure your ground is LEVEL, we used a laser level. The roof pieces are difficult to get seated and we had to re-engineer some of the metal pieces. The legs went together just fine, it's the roof that is the challenge. A knowledge of building would be a plus along with some strong people.
Now that it's assembled, we are very happy with it. Being able to see the sky though the roof keeps it from feeling like a cave. It's beautiful and we love it.
195590
This gazebo is exceptional. I debated between purchasing this or an offset umbrella. I'm so happy I chose this. It's large, sturdy, waterproof, and very elegant. It took my husband and I two hours to put it up. My husband secured it to our deck with the supplied bolts and it's going nowhere. Great buy!
703161
had this for just 1 week now.  looks great!  this is definitely a 3 or 4 person job to set up.  directions are ok but not great.  one piece of advice is to line up curtains before you install  it's not one panel a side  the middle of each curtain has to align with the corners of the gazebo.
2505762
This is the third canvas cover for our Summer Winds gazebo.  The previous two each lasted 4 years.  I hope this new cover will do as well.
Previous covers were tan-colored.  This time we went for green.  I like the way the green canvas filters sunlight.  It feels as if the shade is a little deeper than the tan canvas.  The tan canvas covers picked up stains from the environment.  The green should show less of that normal weathering.
Make sure you get the right cover for your gazebo!  This cover was a little bit tighter than the previous two.  It did fit, very precisely.  It's tighter and sags less than the previous two.  But it did take some work to get it on.  The main piece goes on easily as long as at least one support for the top vent is unbolted, which is easy (6-foot stepladder, Phillips screwdriver, and adjustable wrench).  The canvas for the vent top was quite tight.  I finally took the vent top off so I could work the canvas on to it.  That was much better than struggling atop a stepladder.  With canvas on the vent I put the frame back in place.  Three of the bolts went back in easily.  The fourth was tight but doable.
The new canvas made a BIG visual impact.  My wife was delighted.  I'm quite pleased, too.