ABCCANOPY Gazebo Replacement Canopy Top for Lowe's Allen Roth #GF-12S004B-1, Beige

It's definitely a good option. I've bought it twice. The first time it worked for over a year. Unfortunately a storm moved my gazebo and destroyed the structure, but the awning survived intact.Sin duda es una buena opción. Lo he comprado dos veces. La primera vez funcionó durante más de un año. Por desgracia, una tormenta movió mi gazebo y destruyó la estructura, pero el toldo sobrevivió intacto.

good fit

Fit perfectly. I'm hoping the riplock material will last longer in California sun/rain/windstorms than the original material, which shredded after 5 years. The pole curtains are just for wrapping around the poles; they aren't side curtains and are pretty useless except I used all of them on one side to block the sun.

So far it is on. It was very tight and had to keep wetting it so we could slip is on the poles. After a few times of wetting it and using the hook that came with it . It went on. The top smaller part is Velcro we will see how that stays on . But so far it looks good . I will say one of the side middle parts has 2 sections to attach it. Not sure if that was done purposely or a defect . We will see how long it last . Most of them only last for 2 years.

On April 4th, I purchased a replacement canopy for my outdoor gazebo. I received the item on April 10, but I was not able to install the canopy because I was having my home repainted. A few weeks later when I was ready to install the canopy and when I opened the box, I realized that it was the wrong canopy for my existing gazebo frame. I contacted Amazon and they informed me that I would have to deal with the Seller ABCCANOPY. So from May 2023, I was emailing the company to either exchange the wrong canopy I had received or ask for a refund. I chose to try and see if I could exchange wrong canopy for the right one. At first they appeared as if they were trying to help me when I told them that I bought the wrong canopy. I then gave then all the information about the item I received, the Amazon order number and whatever information they asked for. I even sent them photos of my old canopy that I had removed from my gazebo ( in five separate emails before I threw it away), From weeks to a couple months of trying to make them understand that all I wanted to do an exchange, they finally told me they wouldn’t do it because of the time element ( more than 30 days ). If they hadn’t kept stalling me by asking me to keep sending them more of the same information that they already had from the beginning, I would have just asked for a refund. So, after a month or so after trying to settle this issue, I asked for a refund. They refused to give me a refund because I ordered the wrong item. They knew that from the first email I sent them, so why didn’t they just say that They would issue me a refund and I could have ordered the right replacement canopy. But they would send me more emails that it was not their fault that I ordered the wrong item which I acknowledged, but they could have offered me a refund, but they didn’t. It is October 20th and I sent them a final email telling them that they can keep the money (but I hope they choke on it). I will never, ever deal or buy any products from ABCCANOPY for their return policy sucks, if you can call it a policy when they steal people’s monies.

fit swell purchased twice Florida sun does take it's toll

I ordered this replacement top in the winter so I would be sure I would have it for the summer season. We finally stopped having unexpectedly torrential rain, so I was able to install the top on the day of the summer solstice. This is an unexpectedly nice item. It unfortunately comes with zero instructions. There are two parts to this; the main canopy and a smaller, skirted top to cover the vent hole in the canopy. They included a tool that made installation a lot easier once I figured out what the heck it was for. There is a strap sewed to one corner of both pieces.Here are the instructions that they should have included: The wide side has a "14" marker sewed to it, if you can't tell by eyeballing it. Assemble the small vent cover while safely on the ground. There is a sewn strap at one corner to help pull the last corner over the end of the frame. I didn't need to use it here, but that is what it is for. Note that there are ties at the corners of the fringed screening material. Drape the large canopy over the gazebo's top frame, with the supports for the vent cover protruding through the opening. Spread out the canopy on one side, and slip the two corners over the ends of the frame. Pass the assembled top frame through the open frame of the gazebo to get it on top. Snap each support into it's matching socket. Loosely tie the strings at the end of vent cover to the matching strings on the main canopy. (This is the part I figured out after I assembled the whole thing, but didn't figure it was important enough to disassemble and start over again.) Finish spreading the canopy out and slip the third corner over the end of the frame. The last corner to be attached must be the one with the loop sewn onto the top of it. It takes quite a bit of pulling to stretch the material enough to pull the last corner over the frame, and that is what the included tool is for. Use the tool through the loop to pull the fabric to the corner while you use your other hand (or preferably a second person) to work the corner pocket over the frame. After that it is accomplished it is easy enough to slip the mid-way fabric pockets over their respective frame tips, and the Velcro fabric connections are self evident. Remember to save the tool where you can find it; I needed to replace my old top because it tore at the corner when I tried to remove it last autumn. Having that tool will hopefully make removal a safer process.Good luck!

Price and fit are great but missing key components that are needed. This does not have any straps on the sides that wrap around the frame to hold in wind. The top also doesn't have Velcro to secure the two pieces together to keep bugs out only a piece of string that ties to nothing. Will see how long it lasts.