Joyside 11x11 Pop Up Gazebo Canopy Tent with 4 Removable Sidewalls - Perfect for Patio Parties and Events!

Sharetta WilliamsSharetta Williams: Perfect!

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Marie Claud. Hervieux: Tiens quand même bien au vent

Canada on Aug 03, 2023

Kalman SzalayKalman Szalay: I bought this gazebo in 2022 August now is 2023 July so I used it for about 4-5 months have been taken down and properly stored for the winter. Now one side of the roof is completely ripped.

Canada on Jul 18, 2023

Raenee McClintock: Its a nice gazebo but i had firgure it out on my own how to put it up because the directions are crappy!

United States on Jul 17, 2023

Tracey: This gazebo is spacious.
The red stands out very well.
My neighbors love it.

United States on Jun 25, 2023

AJones: The media could not be loaded.  Pouring down rain and I’m outside in it… holding up strong. 👍

United States on Jun 19, 2023

Kiley: The design is multi layered so it takes a while to set up. It is not the easiest to pop up and it is made from very warm material.

I bought this for quick set up and take down when camping and at home. It is proving to be more of a seasonal set up and tear down.

Canada on May 16, 2023

Justin Cathcart: Easy to put up, but you do need 2-3 pairs of hands to make the job easier . We found putting the netting on the Outside perimeter of the posts to work much better .

Only real concern are the four corners - while they look to be reinforced, they are still the weak point in this design / too easy to pull too hard when assembling Or a strong gust will tear at the corners .

I would suggest a much stronger corner point - canvas ? Several layers of fabric stitched on a larger area .

Otherwise looks great and well made - the frame is incredibly well made and solid .

Canada on Sep 04, 2022

Dani: Not sure how this is called an Easy Assemble. I guess up to a point it is, but when trying to click on the last part it took hurculean effort. 4 people working together to figure out what we were doing wrong. The instructions are vague and the only video I found online glossed over the last part. Once we took a break and I somehow lucked out by using a giant stick to push an un-reachable part while my daughter used her grit to push another piece into place. It was exhausting LOL However, once it was up it was a nice shady haven on my deck. I really loved it and was looking forward to an enjoyable summer on my deck in the shade!

Sadly, a freak wind storm demolished it only four days after purchase. Fellow reviewers I held on for dear life when the winds suddenly came up, but alas my strength was not enough and I had no time to bring it down. I only succeeded in getting completely soaked and nearly getting blown away with my gazebo. Part of the metal part broke and I shed a little tear when I realized it could not be fixed.

Note: to anyone else caught in a freak storm, as the great Movie Frozen says 'Let it go', it's just not worth holding on. Hot Girl Summer it is.

Canada on May 23, 2022

SueSue: I figured I could put this up myself, since it was a pop up tent, but I was mistaken. My husband and I struggled to get the legs up to meet with the hole at the top, so they could click in, but we had much difficulty until my husband came up with a clever help aide. He used a crutch to hold up the center section, while we both pushed up on the legs, and it worked ! After that, the rest was much easier, but still…..another detail that should have been added was a way to anchor down the inside screen. We had some high winds, and the netting knocked my patio furniture all over the place. I fixed the problem by taking a large needle and threading cording into the bottom corners and holding the cord to the ground with a ground staple. Now we still get the ventilation and protection from bugs, but it doesn’t move around. I love the color of this tent, and it will host eight people inside comfortably, so I’m looking forward to our first guests underneath it. I like the ventilation at the top also.

United States on May 22, 2022