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I was thrilled to find an affordable gazebo big enough for two people to sit inside. I spent a lot of time researching gazebos and this one seemed to be the best value and size. I followed the instructions with attention to detail so it was relatively quick and simple to assemble. Some of the pieces look similar so if you are not careful you could mix them up. I also needed help to hold some pieces in place and would have struggled to put it together on my own. The gazebo has proved to be very sturdy, supporting vines and a large, heavy pumpkin (see pictures). It has withstood some very high winds, including a severe storm, without moving. The ground was too hard for the stakes to puncture but I just added a few inches of mulch on top and the stakes were able to hold the structure in place effectively. Birds like to sit on the gazebo, the structure also makes it well-suited to supporting vining plants like roses, pumpkins, and beans. All three kinds of plants were thriving on it through the growing season. I look forward to putting even more climbing plants around it next year! There is enough interior space for a bistro set or bench. During the warmer months, the gazebo was a green, shaded oasis with vines and trees growing over it. We also hung some solar fairy lights from the top of the gazebo, it is really magical illuminated at night. I also love how this gazebo provides a strong structural element to the design of the garden, it really pops as a focal point now!

Wasnt' sure but took a chance...iit was worth it. Easy to put together (as long as you have a bit of a visual, mechanical mind, as it was more pictrues than wodrs for directions). This tirned out to be sturdier than I had expected with a lot of structural support built into the design...as well it's quite beautiful in my garden. It comes with its own tools for each type of screw/bolt. Quality product and great price.

This is a beautiful gazebo especially for the price. It was very simple to assemble but a little difficult for one person to do alone. But Im a 70 year old lady and I managed it. Doing it alone, it took me about 1/2 a day familiarizing myself with the parts and actual assembly time. But now thats ive done 1, the next one would be far easier. They provided plenty of extra screws and even the screwdrivers you will need. Thank you!

Real review - I did NOT receive a reward, discount, or freebie for posting this review.. Including unpacking and assembly, it took my daughter and I about an hour to assemble this. The first thing we did was unpack and clean up all of the Styrofoam bits, but you never get ALL of them cleaned up on the first try! The next step was the most important one - to make sure all of the pieces were there. That is when I found out that there were two sizes of "spokes" that come out from the center of the structure. It would have been really frustrating to have to disassemble if you missed that! That is also when we learned that the piece that holds the hook to the sphere - and the rest of the structure - was missing. I contacted them today, and if they send me the piece, I will raise my rating to 5*. If I have to buy it myself at Ace Hardware, the rating will stay at 4*. Being familiar with building furniture from kits, we were easily able to assemble this double garden arch /gazebo. We did end up with some extra washers that we assume are part of the top piece, and one extra bolt, and two extra screws - which we expected. The instructions show the cuppola as pre-assembled. It is not, but took about 5 minutes to attach (we had to take out the screws and reassemble the "cuppola" to the spokes at the top of the gazebo). The structure is not made if wrought iron, but it didn't ever claim to be. The structure is reasonably solid - not at all flimsy. The pieces were packed well and came with no scratches. More importantly, the pieces were machined well and we didn't have to struggle to make anything fit. Nice job Scendor!!! I would buy from this company again.

I love how the stakes at the bottom are 12” long. Assembling the cage was easy. I recommend the use of a drill for all the K screws. I also recommend “reading” the directions carefully. The directions are literally 5 pictures with lots of labels accompanied by 1 sentence at the bottom. They aren’t great. The easiest place to get confused is when assembling parts C and D. It matters what order you attach the legs to the top circle. Not all the legs are the same. The pattern is 2 legs with a hole in it at the bottom then 1 without, repeated. It saves time and energy. The poles themselves are not as sturdy as I wanted. Even with a rubber mallet being used to stake down the cage, the poles have started to bend already. All the parts were present, in fact we had extra of the hardware. We just installed our cage in the yard. So no rust yet.

Beautiful and sturdy! I followed directions as listed and put together by myself .

This thing is excellent. I got it more than half off from Amazon Warehouse and had zero missing parts or damage; just a dented, slightly ripped box. I put it together entirely by myself in a little over an hour and my roses and clematis love their home. First off, I found at least one consequential labeling error in the single-side A4 instructions, but noticed before I had to go back and fix everything. Use your brain to compare the unidiomatic instructions with the diagrams, rather than blindly following the instructions which may lead you astray. Here's my advice: 1) Measure the tubes and lay them out in separate piles. If you don't have a measuring tape, measure them by comparison and be sure to know which size you're working with. There are multiple parts that look identical but are 1-2 inches different in terms of their length. The parts aren't labeled and it won't stand up if you get this wrong. 2) I'm over six feet tall, and had to improvise to get this together by myself. I used the brush part of an outdoor broom to lift the cupola-shaped part into the air with one arm, while using my free arm to fit the walls. This thing is strong when together, but you don't want its total weight on just one set of legs. This part would be easier with two people, but you'd need to be a giant to hold the cupola high enough anyway; the broom trick will stop you from having to stress the walls/legs while you fit them. I'm very happy with the anchor system and combined weight of the whole thing. There's nothing like this in the price range.

Assembly starts from top down. We started with two people doing the assembling and ended with four. The parts are easy to put together and after we got the top half assembled we rested it on a 6ft+ ladder to join the bottom half. The holes lined up perfectly enabling the screws and bolts to easily go in. I seperated the bolts, screws and washers into small bowls which made it easier to match up with the instructions. Once assembled we moved it to it s designated place and determined where to place the ground spikes. Since my soil is very rocky and hard I hammered in some railroad spikes next to the ground spikes and secured them with zip ties. I trust this will help with the stability should a windstorm come through. It is much bigger than I thought and you could place a bench or small table/chairs inside and/or host a ceremony of some sort. There s a hook from the top of the cupola on which to hang a lightweight basket or windchime. This is NOT a one person job just because of its' bulk, not weight. People have suggested I put some kind of vine or roses to trail upwards but for now I m enjoying the simplicity of it.

Looks really good in our garden so very pleased. Needs at least two to put it together but instructions clear. Very sturdy with long spikes to keep it in place. Good value addition to our garden.

Schönes Teil. Zu zweit recht einfach aufzubauen. Und hat bisher auch alle Stürme schadlos überstanden. Mal sehen, wie sturmfest das Gebilde sein wird, wenn der daran hochwachsende Wein seine Endhöhe erreicht hat...

I don’t know how to rate this. The material is way lighter than the one I am replacing. I don’t know how long-standing it will be against Saskatchewan wind, snow and temperatures. My husband accidentally stepped in a piece putting it together and it bent.

J’ai commua le monter et cela est facile. Pour bien faire il faut être deux. En plus des fixations dans le sol , Il est aussi préférable d’assurer l’encrage avec des piquets spécial sol dur pour le camping. Produit de bonne qualité et très bien emballé.

Semplice da montare e molto bello, consigliatissimo!