Size: 10x12ft
Color: Brown
We were looking for a more sturdy gazebo. We had a 10'x10' popup that was nice, but a storm destroyed it. Unfortunately, the prices of all of the better metal gazebos were quite a bit more than we were thinking of spending. We watched the prices throughout the season. Then, this one popped up one day
with a fabulous price and I jumped at it. The manufacturer shipped from their warehouse locally - really just the next town over from us, so it arrived very quickly and everything was in good shape. The packaging was really fantastic with the items individually wrapped in plastic. As this came in three big/heavy cartons, I had it sitting outside under a tarp for a couple weeks before the weather cooperated and I was able to get around to setting it up. Since everything was well protected in the cartons, there were no issues. I have a lot to say about this product, so I'll try to say a little on each point. Overall, at this point, we're very happy with this model - everything arrived in a timely fashion, in good shape, and the price was unbeatable. We are on the verge of winter, so I did not put the netting or curtains up - will keep those indoors until the spring. The item is very sturdy and will easily stand up to whatever kind of weather we get over the next several months. 1. This item is drop shipped. The seller is DWVO. However, this is the Yita Home 10'x12' gazebo shown at the following location: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CJPWRGWZ If you check my photos, you'll see the packaging obviously indicates it is from Yita Home. 2. I read many reviews before purchasing and everyone's tips for putting these together. Lots of folks say you need 2, 3, or 4 people to put it together. Others simply hire folks to do it. I put this together entirely by myself over a few days. You can do it yourself if you are smart about it and have a little creativity. I have 6 foot and 8 foot ladders and they were invaluable for doing this task. The instructions are pictorial, about 10 pages worth. It's best to become familiar with the instructions before starting. As you are going through the steps and actually doing it, you'll come up with some things to do which makes things easier and more efficient. The kit comes with an Allen wrench and small screw driver - do not use these, you'll tear your hands up and will not have enough leverage if your holes do not line up perfectly (and there will be some that won't). You're going to need a ratchet set and Allen bits. The kit also includes a pair of cloth gloves - there are sharp edges and the gloves will help protect your hands. 3. The instructions have you bolting down the posts at the end. I did it at the beginning. I decided that I didn't want to bolt the posts in to our patio, so instead I picked up some 40 pound 16"x16" pavers and used those to bolt the posts into. This allowed me to make small adjustments to the positioning to be sure that everything was square/level. Our patio is not level - it's kind of wavy because some big tree roots grew underneath. So, having the posts on the movable pavers made things easier finding just the right spot to have everything level. The 40 pound weights holding down each corner, along with the weight of the gazebo itself will insure that it isn't going to move, even in extremely strong winds. 4. As much as possible don't tighten down screws until you have the roof panels in place. That's easier said than done. If you get into a situation where things are not lining up and you can't brute force it, look to loosen some of the screws in the area holding adjacent things. Many times this will allow you to make small adjustments and get things to fit. If you are getting down to the end and just can't get some screws to work for you, get creative and make it work. Try using some narrower screws from your workbench, possibly get out your drill to widen the hole or put it where it needs to be, whatever - for a few screws it's not going to hurt anything. 5. If doing a self install, for screws along the center of the roof panels, you can stretch (I'm 5'9" for reference) just enough to have one hand/arm on the top with a ratchet and the other underneath with a wrench and tighten. You only need to contort to do this for a few of the panels. If you order the panels appropriately when installing, you can get those center screws from the inside/middle instead of from the outside edge. For the screws near the top of the panels, you can take care of those from the top of a ladder on the inside, putting your arm/ratchet through break between the upper roof level. 6. You want to be very sure that things are square/level from the beginning - this will make things easier as you are going through the installation steps. We're excited seeing it completed and cannot wait for spring and summer to come to be spending more time on our patio again, in the shade, protected from the bugs.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2023 by Howard Howard
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Quality seems very good 👍
Size: 10x10ft
Color: Gray
I bought a 10’ by 10’ gazebo and read all reviews It said wait for all boxes. It said it comes in 3 boxes. So 2 boxes came and waited a week more and noticed The boxes said 1 of 2 & 2 of 2. I took a chance and opened the boxes and I got everything in 2 boxes not 3. Everything was labeled and was easy
to put together. Make sure you don’t miss any steps. Or you will have to go back. Looks beautiful. Very pleased!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025 by Rodney Dufault Rodney Dufault
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Nice gazebo but it’s a big project to assemble
Size: 12x20ft
Color: Bronze
We love our Gazebo but the assembly is not meant for novices. We ended up hiring a handyman to help us, and the labor required to assemble ended up costing more than the actual product. The instructions were difficult to understand at times.
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2025 by Ted R
Size: 12x20ft
Color: Brown
Be extremely cautious on the color you order because they will ship you whatever color they want you have, I ordered the brown 20x12 and received a black 20x12 , too many boxes to send back so I guess I’ll try to live with it , other than that issue it seems to be pretty solid , no complaints there
Reviewed in the United States on June 8, 2025 by Roll tide
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Good quality and attractive
Size: 10x12ft
Color: Gray
Very happy with this product. Assembly was time consuming, but the directions were very easy to follow. Color is more black than grey. Highly recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2025 by Brenda Schneeberger
Size: 10x12ft
Color: Gray
The media could not be loaded. Defective, a lot of money for poor quality, missing holes for the joints, poor quality of the paint and damaged parts... I called and emailed so they could send me the parts that arrived defective, but everything has to be disassembled and packaged
Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2025 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
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Looks great just like the picture
Size: 10x10ft
Color: Gray
Measurements are inside and outside. Very good quality and looks great on patio. Insect screens are a nice touch. Takes some time because of many parts but not too complicated. Definitely need two people. Sometimes one to hold nut while other person turns screw on other side
Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2025 by Kindle Customerjames sunseri
Size: 10x12ft
Color: Bronze
A bit of a challenge to put together but works great.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2025 by Happy Customer