Kozyard Apollo 10’x12’ Hardtop Gazebo, Wooden Coated Aluminum Frame Canopy with Galvanized Steel Double Roof, Outdoor Permanent Metal Pavilion with Netting for Patio, Deck and Lawn (10ft x 12ft)
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Color: 10ft x12ft
Features
- Strong Structure Hard top Gazebo - This gazebo features 4.7 x 4.7 triangular poles and 5 x 4 beams, providing a solid foundation, ensuring both stability and longevity. Complemented by a galvanized steel roof and a sturdy frame, the gazebo offers unparalleled support. It is capable of withstanding snow loads of up to 2500 lbs and wind speeds of up to 40 MPH.
- Metal Canopy/Roof and Gutter Design - The metal canopy of this gazebo ensures longevity and durability. Its roof, made of sheet metal, boasts a robust 29-gauge thickness, which is thicker than most gazebos on the market. its water gutter system ensures that rainwater is efficiently directed away from the edges of the frame and poles.
- Mosquito Net - This gazebo comes with a mosquito net, allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space without worrying about pesky insects.
- Wood Looking Aluminum - The gazebo is constructed with wood looking aluminum, giving it a beautiful aesthetic that will enhance the look of any outdoor space.
- Perfect Size - 10ft x12ft the Kozyard Apollo Gazebo provides ample space for you and your guests to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
Brand: Kozyard
Material: Aluminum
Style: Garden
Product Dimensions: 144"L x 120"W x 115.2"H
Frame Material: Aluminum, Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Rectangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 50
Assembly Required: Yes
Occupancy: 5 person
Brand: Kozyard
Material: Aluminum
Style: Garden
Product Dimensions: 144"L x 120"W x 115.2"H
Frame Material: Aluminum, Alloy Steel
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Shape: Rectangular
Ultraviolet Light Protection: 50
Assembly Required: Yes
Occupancy: 5 person
Color: 10ft x12ft
Manufacturer: Kozyard LLC
UPC: 850015289620
Global Trade Identification Number: 20
Item Weight: 293 pounds
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: KZPHG1218
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Color: 12ft x16ft
Very sturdy take your time and make sure you are connecting the right part #. I did this by myself in 3 days after work. I did it with 2 herniated disc oin my neck, so not really hard. The z clips are a bit of a pain to keep attached , nothing a little patients won't solve. Looks great . We will hopefully use the patio much more now.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 24, 2025 by art kulik
Color: 12ft x16ft
Perfect gazebo for our needs. My husband put it together by himself and it took several days (few hours each day). He only needed help a couple times to hold a panel up. It looks great and is of good quality. Definitely recommend!
Reviewed in the United States on May 4, 2025 by Elizabeth Collins Elizabeth Collins
Color: 12ft x16ft
Installation is a beast (if you follow instructions)! 1) don’t tighten the top immediately 2) don’t put the tabs on the panels until you are about to install the specific panel (it just results in rework) 3) track hooks go on inner rail only (you need to purchase the privacy curtain separately and it comes with additional track hooks for the outer track Overall, if we built another it would be much easier. You live and learn. In any case. It looks great. Is sturdy. Worth the time and effort to install. Would buy again.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2025 by Paper Ribbon Paper Ribbon
Color: 12ft x14ft
We love this Gazebo! We watched a few YouTube videos before we started and the tips were very helpful! Our boxes arrived damaged and some parts were missing when we inventoried. We called the company and they expressed the parts to us. It took me and my husband 4 partial days due to waiting for the parts. The instructions were easy to follow overall. We added lights and a fan and we love hanging out. It has been water tight except for minor moisture in two spots where the water seemed to get into screw holes and drip just a little…a little caulking could fix. We are so happy with this!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 28, 2025 by Kristine Ellithorpe Kristine Ellithorpe
Color: 10ft x12ft
The media could not be loaded. #1 complaint....the shipping company RoadRunner Freight = AWFUL, RUDE AND TOOK WAY TOO LONG. Shipping from New Jersey I receive LTL freight shipments in 3 days....I ordered on 9/22, they picked it up on the 23rd - lost the pallet, had to do a dock search and finally received it on 10/11! The box truck that delivered it wouldn't go down my road - fortunately we have a cat skid steer so could grab the pallet off the truck and drive it home.....not sure how anyone else would have done it. Box was damaged, we noted it and the driver made a claim just incase there was damage. Fast forward.... We immediately started pulling all the pieces out and separating label side up, there were a lot but nothing overwhelming. Took about 20 minutes. There was NO Damage!!! They are boxed and labeled very well. A few bent areas on a few pieces but nothing to cause issue and no dents on the actual outside frame. We got started right away, I took pics and videos of every step and progress. We cracked out the whole frame in about 4.5 hours I believe (I said the time on one of my videos) we waited for the roof which is what all the frustration in reviews I was preparing for. The second day we got started on the roof panels....holy cow I thought it was going to be more of a pain! The side brackets are powdercoated so the hanger parts are sort of stuck down....a gentle nudge of the flat head screwdriver just to "unstick" the powdercoating and the fit amazingly and snug. There were a few that we inadvertently got carried away and did pry open a little much (which will cause much frustration of the brackets falling off while you are fitting them in the tracks) TRUST ME....JUST LIGHTLY PRY IT OPEN NOT UP!!! Truthfully, after the first 2-3 top roof panels the thing came together nicely. I word of advice...in the instructions it shows how the panels go up and so we did just that....the next page said bolt in each panel as you go. I am pretty sure this would possibly have made it go a little faster but I didn't read the next page til after we got the panels up. (My hubs heard my..."uhhh ooops" and the typical "oh, chele :( " came out - we thought we were going to have to remove all the panels but we did not. The longest part of the roof panels was all the bolts, there are a lot of them. Second day we completed the build in about 4 hours. All in all, I am very satisfied with this purchase! It is lighter than some others we were considering so I was nervous but this thing is very sturdy. There are a few areas in the roof panels where I can see light so they may be shifted a little up at the brackets by the roof - if it leaks we can seal it...not really an issue. Lastly, I was worried how the "wood grain" was going to look on metal...but it seriously looks amazing! I would 100% recommend this gazebo and I am very glad we decided to go with this one! I emailed and called several times because of the shipping delays - they always emailed back - return phone calls never happened but that is ok - I stayed up on it with the shipper.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 14, 2021 by Amazon Customer Amazon Customer
Color: 12ft x16ft
We bought a 12x16 gazebo, and I'm extremely happy with the purchase. Some people noted that their delivery people were rude -- ours was extremely friendly and even offered to help carry some of the boxes down to where we were setting the pad up. I assembled the 12x16 gazebo by myself over about 20 hours with only a few problems. Hints for assembly: - The manual is relatively helpful but youtube videos are essential, especially for telling how parts fit together. - The included tools are terrible. An impact driver works really well, but a ratchet set will do in a pinch. - Setting up the initial frame (legs + cross pieces) was the only place where it would've been really helpful to have another person. But you can manage with an extra ladder. - When assembling the roof, ignore the instructions. Put up all of the roof supports (M, N and N1, then P and Q) before you put up the top of the roof. Also, don't just put up the M supports (like they do in a youtube video) or you may rip out the bolts. - Pay close attention to the difference between the N and N1 supports. They're identical except some of them have extra holes which will be important later. If you mess it up (like I did) it's easy to drill additional holes through the supports without hurting structural integrity. - The z-clips are annoying but not too bad. For the upper roof, put in the T supports before putting in the panels (the panels will slip in) and it's a lot easier. For the lower roof, ignore the directions and start in the middle of each side and build the panels out towards the edges. - When it calls for a specific bolt that you've run out of, don't panic. You probably have to undo one of the bolts you already put in to slot the new piece in. Thoughts on finishing the gazebo: - We've had a number of heavy storms and no leaking. However, it was really important to caulk everything to prevent mosquitoes coming in, not because of the rain. - I mounted the gazebo on cement blocks on top of a gravel pad. Then used anchors with wire rope to ensure the blocks didn't move. It worked well but required buying a roll of 8" screen and sewing it onto the bottom of the screen curtain. On the plus side, the gazebo's a bit taller this way. - The hooks that hold the screen onto the four corner posts come undone easily. I solved this by using velcro with adhesive backing (and sewed it to the curtain) and it works great. Suggestions to the manufacturer: - Emphasize the difference between the N and N1 pieces in the manual. - Switch to hex head bolts instead of bolts that use an allen key. They'd be about the same price but a lot easier to use. - Include some adhesive velcro (see above). All in all, it looks like something we'll enjoy for many years to come.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2022 by Blake