SUNJOY 11x11 ft. Pop-Up Instant Gazebo, Outdoor Portable Steel Frame 2-Tier Top Canopy/Tent with Netting and Carry Bag, Khaki

When the box arrived I was worried because it looked like it wasn't handled well and may have been damaged in shipping. Luckily everything was contained in a carrying case and all pieces were intact and accounted for.I have family members over 6ft tall and there was plenty of room and underneath and head room so ducking was not necessary.It was perfect and kept us out of the sun and comfortable. Looks great too!

The netting is nice but it's set up with rope and cheap plastic rings is not user friendly. Also as you can see in the photos the one corner tie back piece is way too short so can't be secured to the bottom of the pole like it's supposed to. Don't know if I would recommend. Glad I got it on a prime day and didn't pay full price.

Love it, easy to assemble and does what we purchased for. Heat a d bugs.

I purchased this as a cheaper option to an actual metal gazebo. Plus I was able to assemble it alone without hiring a professional. The only problem is the corners did not stretch all the way to the edge, so one of the corners ripped. Secondly, there were no specific instructions to set it up and I had to figure out exactly how it was supposed to go. For the price and time being it will work until I can afford to hire someone to build a more permanent one.

Not the sturdiest of pop up gazebos. Instructions aren't very clear

This Canopy is a fantastic deal for the price and the quality! I'm very impressed with it.Russ

UPDATE REVIEW: My beautiful gazebo was mangled up pretty badly in a storm we had a few days ago. In all fairness the winds were 37 mph, but I feel like there must have been gusts of wind a lot higher than that, because one of my pieces of exercise equipment that I had the gazebo legs mounted to was turned completely in the opposite direction from where it normally sits and it weighs approx. 40 lbs. I'm not an expert in gazebos, so I can't say if this gazebo should have fared better in the storm, but I can say that I have loved having this gazebo on my patio and (to me) it is worth salvaging, which is what I'm going to be working on today. In assessing the damage to the gazebo over the weekend, I feel that I should say in honesty that I would not buy this gazebo again, but when I purchase another gazebo in the future, I will stay with this style because it is quite lovely. (I have repaired the gazebo as best I can and have added two photos, one is of the patchwork on the two worst areas and the other photo is the gazebo as she stands after being repaired. I used the netting to camouflage some of my patchwork) END OF UPDATE REVIEW -ORIGINAL REVIEW: My gazebo arrived today. The instructions recommend having four people set it up, unfortunately I was three people shy, so I took my time and set it up by myself. Here are a few things that I found helpful in my endeavor and a few mistakes that I made as well. One thing that helped was having heavy enough items on hand to anchor down two of the legs so that I could pull on the other two legs in order to unfold the frame. While the frame is still low to the ground and in a semi folded state you will attach your two canopies, first the large canopy and then the small one, make sure to slide the four small arms (that are attached to the roof frame) into each corner pocket of the SMALL canopy. I didn’t do that and had to back track to fix my blunder. Before you fully unfold the frame attach the extension bars to each corner of the roof and slip them into each corner pocket of the LARGE canopy, I also didn’t do that and had a very hard time attaching them after the gazebo was fully opened, as the canopy fits very snugly. Once you get your gazebo opened as far as you can by pulling on the legs, (Remember to untie the two anchored legs so all four legs can move freely) then move to the inside and begin pushing up (Gently) on each of the four folded roof bars. As you push up each roof bar into place, it raises the frame on the corresponding leg, allowing you to snap the silver button in place at the top of each leg. Once you get this part done, the worst is over and the rest is a breeze. Yes, it would be a lot easier to have help setting this gazebo up, but just in case you don’t have any help, don’t feel like you can’t tackle this yourself, just take your time and don’t get frustrated, and don’t make the stupid mistakes that I made. I love my new gazebo; it’s beautiful and I’m pretty darn proud that I set it up all by myself (And I'm 63)

Not easily put up as a pop up would be, but very poorly made. The was delivered on April 15th. Put it out for a party for the first time last night. One small gust of wind and it bent and snapped in several areas. It was secured down. Not worth the headache of putting it up or the money. Then I go to my order history today to see about a refund. Of course it states my window closed yesterday for the refund. I then attempted to get ahold of the Sunjoy company. Their web link doesn't work. It states it's not found. And when you call the phone number it advises you to send them an email. Very disappointed in this item. I had such high hopes for it as well.

Easy to set up and quite sturdy.

The shipping was very fast, which I appreciate. Sadly, it came with a quarter-sized hole in the netting on the top... The screen sides are held by 4 pieces of rope?? It gave us an extremely hard time to set up, the rope was not tight, and the screens would hang. We decided to just scrap the ropes and buy long rods that we will put through the loops to hold the screen. It's quite a big inconvenience. Considering the price, I thought it would be a lot better quality than this... I had a better one 2 years ago and only paid 2/3rds of the price. Would not recommend...

Cheap material, not water proof, the first time you used it and it will be the last when we assembled it all four corners ripped trying to set it up then when taking it down of course the corners ripped again. You can not adjust the height nor will you stay dry. Unfortunately we can't return it as we took to long to actually use it for the first time.

It’s pretty sturdy

It looks nice set up, but if you live where is the any wind at all. Plan for it to blow away. We had it secured and with in the 1st two weeks and it blow in the woods bent and ripped. Material is very thin.