Outdoor Patio Gazebo with Mosquito Netting Canopy by Grand Patio

Rick HanksRick Hanks: First time it rain water collected on the edges of the roof resulting in two large stretched out roof sides. Now the little clasps are so stretched put they do not hold the canopy on the frame.

This is still an issue. Knowing what I know now I would never have purchased. I have contacted the seller numerous times trying to get a refund without success. I DO NOT recommend this product. There is an obvious design flaw in how the canvas top mounts to the frame. I was offered a full refund which the company reneged on, I was then offered a new canvas top which has the same design flaw. Then I was offered a partial 50% refund and when i declined they said that if I would change my original review I could get a full refund. I just want my money back. The gazebo is crap as is their customer service.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

Jessica: I’ve owned many over the years and had them for long amounts of time. If well taken care of and maintained they last a long time. It is very sturdy, easy to assemble. Don’t leave the fabric on it in the winter, it HAS to come off and be stored or the entire thing will collapse. I’ve taken the canopy off every one I’ve owned durning the winter. Remember the frame is aluminum not steel. The legs MUST have weight on them or screwed into the concrete or deck. It will blow over if not. I bought velcro weights and filled them with sand. 50lb per leg and it does very well. The stakes included won’t keep it secure. You CANNOT set this up alone it takes a minimum of 2 people. Mine has been up for a month now and been through spring rains and storms. It has kept most things under it dry and the weep holes in the canopy help to keep the weight of heavy rains from collapsing the top in. I would buy another one.

United States on May 20, 2022

Teri: First I have to thank the seller for being so responsive. When this very large, long, and heavy box arrived it was a little dinged up. We took everything out and inventoried everything. Luckily all the pieces were there. One of the poles was badly dented in two spots. I contacted the seller and the very next day they sent us a new pole. The assembly was a little confusing at some points because it just has pictures. All in all it wasn't bad. My husband and I pit most of it together by ourselves I enlisted the kids to help with lifting the top canopy into place. I think it took as about 2-3 hours to get it together. We screwed it down to the deck where we have it. I would highly recommend doing this if you live anywhere that it rains lol. This thing is study but very light. I was able to position it where I wanted on the deck by myself. Once it was screwed down it doesn't move. The day after we put it up we had heavy rain and wind and it didn't go anywhere. It's too early to tell how long it will last. So far am very happy with how beautiful it looks and how sturdy it is. I will update my review after we have had it a while.

United States on May 11, 2022

Becca Cramer: Update: the seller reached out to get us the parts. I’m very excited—with the beautiful weather the last few days, I’ve been longing to work from our patio and this will keep me from baking in the sun while I do!

We loved the gazebo! It wasn't too difficult for two people to assemble, it was attractive, and it provided great sun protection. It was even fairly waterproof. Unfortunately it didn't withstand a recent windstorm, which blew it about 20 feet and caused most of the brackets to bend (some formerly straight brackets are now u-shaped even--not sturdy at all!). I tried emailing the company through their website but never heard back, and we can't find comparable parts in our local hardware store. If we could get replacement brackets, we definitely would buy and install them so we could enjoy the gazebo again. In the meantime, however, it's on its side in the middle of our lawn looking pretty sad. We'll have to get a special trash pickup day for it since the legs are way too long to fit in our trash bins. We haven't even had it a year yet. :(

United States on Feb 21, 2021

Karen EtzwilerKaren Etzwiler: The first thing I noticed was that the fabric was quite a bit heavier than I was expecting! Next, since I am a short, handicapped, 67 yr old woman with NO help, I had to plan my "attack" on installing this monster! Fortunately there were very few instructions to confuse the process so after a quick glance of how things fit together, I was able to "improvise"...substituting for those 2 extra bodies with some rope and a few bungee straps! (Relax!!! I do have 30+ years of construction experience)

I first put together 1 of the short sides (nearest the 16' high end of my deck), then attached 1 long rail to a 3rd column (This is where the bungee cords came in....holding the rail in place while I was getting the 3rd post lined up) I wasn't crazy about having to temporarily secure each post with a framing nail but in lieu of someone to help hold the post in place, that worked!

So, now with the 2 sides rails up that are next to my 2nd story deck railing, I was ready to move to the inside rails....and my 3rd glass of wine! Those 2 rails went up without a hitch, but I was still only on my 4' step ladder!

Now, for the top! I managed to drag my 6' ladder from the garage to...

United States on Sep 07, 2020