Grand Patio 10'x13' Gazebo Outdoor Hardtop Polycarbonate Gazebo Canopy with Netting and Curtains for Garden, Patio, Backyard
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Size: 10X13 FT Hardtop
Features
- HARD TOP GAZEBO: Our 10'x13' hardtop gazebo is equipped with all-weather polycarbonate board roof, allows sunlight in while reducing heat and filtering out 99% of UV harmful rays. The arc shape roof design prevents rainwater from gathering and provides better stability in windy days, last for years to use.
- DURABILITY: Ultimate rust protection! We apply industry-leading 3-step corrosion protection to all our outdoor gazebo's steel frames. 1st - pretreatment, 2nd- Electrocoat, 3rd- Final powdercoat provides superior durability and toughness to patio gazebo. Holes and ground stakes add 10x13 waterproof gazebo extra stability and reinforced columns for added durability.
- DOUBLE TIER CURTAINS: Double-layer enclosure design used in 10x13 gazebo with double track sliding system for easy and smooth sliding. The hardtop gazebo has net with mesh, it can keep good ventilation, wide outdoor views and keep you and your family safe. The curtains well protect from UV rays and rain gusts.
- CEILING HOOK: Hardtop gazebo 10x13 has a built-in ceiling hook equipped with hooks on the top roof for easily suspending the lights and fans to enrich the aluminum hardtop gazebo. Bring you and your family a more relaxed and pleasant state of mind experience.
- ASSEMBLY: A detailed hardtop gazebo installation manual is attached. The whole installation process takes about 3 hours and 4 people to assemble. Our gazebo is covered by 1-year warranty from the date of purchase. If you have any questions or need any spare parts, welcome to contact us freely.
Brand: Grand patio
Material: Powder-coated Steel
Style: Garden
Product Dimensions: 157.4"L x 118.1"W x 108.2"H
Frame Material: Aluminum
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Rectangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Assembly Required: Yes
Color: Hardtop
Brand: Grand patio
Material: Powder-coated Steel
Style: Garden
Product Dimensions: 157.4"L x 118.1"W x 108.2"H
Frame Material: Aluminum
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Rectangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: True
Assembly Required: Yes
Color: Hardtop
Manufacturer: Grand Patio
Floor Area: 128.15 Square Feet
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Size: 10X13 FT Standard
The media could not be loaded. This is such a lovely canopy. I'm very pared with how solid and heavy this manufacturing is. This canopy is stro g. It's made of good quality materials. Very well crafted. It appears that this family and framework will withstand a strong storm. It's not flimsy or weak. It's made from heavy metal and strong, think canvas. It's quite well made. Worth every penny. Putting it together was a bit challenging. The booklet said it should take about 90 minutes. It took us 2+ hours and 2 grown men to figure out our. The instructions had no words. Just drawings and arrows. We did eventually get it figured out though.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2022 by TLM
Size: 10X13 FT Standard
We love this gazebo, for us it is a screen room that keeps out the mosquitoes and flies. The design, materials and construction make it strong and stable. Easy to put together if you take your time. Easy to use, we have the 13 x 10, I love the size of it. Get the sand bags, the one that wrap around the poles. Very good at keeping bugs out, screens are good quality and reach down to the floor nicely. Looks awesome too!
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Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2023 by Phil
Size: 10X13 FT Standard
ok, let's get some things out of the way first... For the reviewers saying the strings on top are on the wrong side. This is incorrect. Those strings are for tying the corners of the bug screen in the raised section. It's not mentioned at all in the instructions. Once you have the roof framing on and drag the larger roof canvas over the top, STOP and tie those corners. It's near impossible after the roof is fully stretched and anchored. Some other things missed in the instructions that should be mentioned: Once you decide where you're installing it, put together all the framing (except the roof), but leave the hardware finger tight only. Then anchor your firs post. After that, check all the columns to be sure they are at least close to being plumb (the vertical version of things being "level" for those not familiar with the term). Check each post in two directions. It doesn't have to be perfect, but this will get the feet closer to their final location. THEN measure corner to corn at the base in both directions. These numbers should match exactly. If not, adjust the bases until they do, being sure not to let the posts get to crooked. Once that's done, anchor the rest of the bases. Then go around again with your level and a helper. Plumb all the posts, one at a time, in two directions and do a full tightening of ALL the hardware going to that corner of the framing. Work your way around to all 4 corners this way. Now you have a nice square and straight frame to work from! More tips: The hangers for the screen. Man I wish these instructions are better! Place 12 hangers in the inside track on each of the short ends, and 16 on each of the long ends. Divide them in the middle. Start your screen at the middle of the frame and work your way toward the corner. Once there, wrap around the post and continue. You should end up at the middle of the adjacent frame. Repeat until all 4 screens are up. As to the hangers for the privacy fabric, you need 10 on the short side and 14 on the long side. Install just like you did with the screens. Hope this helps clear up some confusion! Overall, I think it's a REALLY good gazebo option for the price. My only squawks were the incomplete instructions (obviously) and one post had slight damage (easily fixed). Oh, and there was one rivet nut with bad threads that also wasn't crimped well. If it weren't for those items, I would have given it 5 stars, easily!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2022 by Timberwolf Timberwolf
Size: 10X13 FT Standard
Allow 8 - 10 hrs. for assembly by one person, with app. 30-60 mins with two helpers. I used two six foot ladders. Tightening of bolts is faster if you cut the L off of the provided Allen wrench and use in a cordless drill with the torque setting at a reasonable setting so as not to overtighten. Have another metric Allen wrench to do the initial alignment. You have to be comfortable with minimal instructions! Front page shows the parts and there sizes, back page a couple of diagrams. You really can't put things together incorrectly, so just breath. This is our second Gazebo. The first was the same size but had pipe legs. It was blown over the fence and destroyed in a wind storm. This one has hollow corrugated legs. To add weight I plugged the bottoms of the legs and fill mostly full with pea gravel per a user recommendation. Once the legs are filled, stand them up and secure such that they won't fall over. Otherwise, you will lose gravel and likely bend the sheet metal. NEXT, you assemble the upper perimeter frame parts. Once assembled, you will need help attaching them. I recommend two helpers, one to hold the opposite post and one to help align the post you are attaching to. Once the perimeter frames are attached, quickly assemble the roof frame as shown. in the diagram. The arms just click into place with buttons. The topmost canvas is VERY hard to get last pocket on. I recommend inserting the arms with buttons past the stop hole on two of them, This will allow you to get the canvas on. You will likely not be able to get the last arm extended without a spreader. I waited to do this until after the roof structure was installed but can be done on the ground. Here is where you can use some more helpers placing the assembled roof frame onto the upper perimeter frame. Once the roof frame was installed I used a ladder and the spreader to pull the last rod out until it clicked in the hole.. I used a 12in Irwin clamp/spreader and a 2X4 block. Where to place this should become apparent. Once you have tightened all of the bolts you will thrilled to find that the main canvas top goes on without a fuss. Use the slot on the outside edge to hook your stretch clamps. Curtains/netting: The four curtains are the same size. Attach the sliders to the curtains before hanging. There are two tracks on the bottom of the perimeter frames, one for the curtains and one for the netting. Use the keyhole to insert the sliders/curtains. the sides are shorter than the curtains and the front curtains don't cover the front and back openings. It is intended that you wrap the side section around to the front (and back), It all goes together nicely and you can then zip it all up. and check the fit. You can now use the included sashes to tie back you curtains as desired. Wind will make these curtains billow into the living area and is real annoying. We found a solution on Youtube. Sew a 1 3/4" seam on the bottom of each curtain. Feed a suitable chain into the seam until it exits the other end. Make sure the chain is smooth and will not chafe inside the seam. We used about 52ft. You can also leave enough chain on each end to wrap around the gazebo legs. I used 1" shrink tubing to prevent scratching the legs. So far the weighted curtsin is not billowing.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2021 by HotGrubb