12' x 14' Hardtop Gazebo Outdoor Aluminum Gazebo with Galvanized Steel Gable Canopy for Patio Decks Backyard by domi outdoor living (Wood Looking)…
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Color: Wood-looking
Size: 12'×14' Gable Roof
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- Stable Aluminum Stand:4.7x4.7" aluminum stand pole with pre-drilled base,much bigger than standard models,which make it easier to secure to cement floors for added stability.Triangular Structure of the roof and reinforced metal sheet make it strong enough withstand wind and rain, and oftentimes, even snow.
- Steel Hardtop Canopy:Fade-resistant and rust-resistant galvanized steel metal top not only block UV rays,offers a cool shade in hot summer,but also provide stability in windy.Whether it be rain or the hot sun that is throwing a wrench into your enjoyment,you can keep your backyard fun going with hardtop gazebo 12 by 14.
- Slope Roof DesignThis 12x 14 gazebo hardtop futures in reasonable roof slope design which allows water to flow out fast to prevent rainwater from massing.3 ceiling hooks are provided for suspending lighting and fans.
- WOOD-LOOKING FRAMEDomi outdoor gazebo adopt new thermal transfer printing,make the aluminium surface look like natural ambience.This gazebo for patios will bring a sense of nature to your outdoor space.
- Wide Use:This gazebo 12x14 is certain to make a lasting impression on your guests and friends as they enjoy your outdoor shades and high quality leisure life.From barbecues to poolside hangouts to evening chats around a outdoor dinner,there are so many activities you can enjoy with domi gazebo.
Brand: domi outdoor living
Material: Aluminum
Style: Classic
Item Weight: 328 Pounds
Frame Material: Metal, Aluminum, Wood, Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Triangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 95%
Assembly Required: Yes
Occupancy: 10-15
Brand: domi outdoor living
Material: Aluminum
Style: Classic
Item Weight: 328 Pounds
Frame Material: Metal, Aluminum, Wood, Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Triangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 95%
Assembly Required: Yes
Occupancy: 10-15
Color: Wood-looking
Manufacturer: domi outdoor living
UPC: 735530621844
Product Dimensions: 165 x 135.48 x 111.36 inches
Item Weight: 328 pounds
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Size: 10'×14'
We had a nice pop up canopy on our deck that lasted a year before the fabric ripped, so we wanted a more permanent solution to cover our deck furniture. I found this gazebo and thought it would do the job. So far, so good! Assembly was a bit lengthy and kinda sketchy. Took about 16 hours total, and I had a friend help for about 10 hours of that. The upper roof panels kept slipping out before I could get the edges on, almost sliced my buddy that was helping me. I used electrical tape to hold the panels in place until I could get the edge on. Speaking of roof panels, SKIP THE CLIPS. Like others have said the z clips are mostly useless and only slow you down. I used a mix of 1/4 inch grade 5 machine screws/nuts, 2.5 inch length, and 1/4 inch lag screws, 2.5 unch length, with scrap pressure treated 2x6 wood pieces under the deck boards for extra hold. It seems really sturdy but only time will tell. I had some warping on the bug net for the upper roof ventilation, just used gorilla tape to help hold it down per advice from another review. It's not gonna be 100% bug proof but the curtains are a nice addition. My only co.plaint is even the slightest breeze makes the fabric blow into the space. I am going to look into making a solution to secure the center of each wall to the deck railing when the fabric is zipped. All in all, a great value. Something like this made custom for the deck would probably cost $10k+. You can't beat this price and I'm excited to have this amazing outdoor space just in time for summer.
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