Harmon Wandyer 11'x11' Pop Up Gazebo with Mosquito Nettings, Outdoor Canopy Shelter for Garden Lawn Backyard, Patio Cover Outdoor Gazebo Pergola Grill Party Gazebo

I use it for woodworking and it does exactly what I wanted. Keeps the sun and mosquitoes off me.

I used this product for my back yard and to say its a easy pop up is definitely far from it. The roof doesn't stay locked in place (the little silver button that it goes over to lock) and the side bars bow inward causing a dip in the roof canopy..for what it costs I wouldn't buy another one I'd spend less to get just a quick pop up yet here I thought I would spend more to get better quality...🙄🙄

Impossible to put together. Finally got it together and it collapsed! Lock buttons don't stay locked. Instructions wrong - said to use the velcro to attach the canopy. There is no velcro anywhere on this thing. I've put together at least a dozen tents/gazebos in all price ranges. Would never recommend this one. The quality was fine for the cheap price but it's useless if it doesn't stay up!

Way to flimsy everything was all wonky an bent out when set up do not buy

…but definitely a 2 person job. I have another pop up canopy-one of those generic ones that have the blue top which is kind of heavy but this one is even more so. On the site it lists the weight as 40 pounds but it feels heavier than that. Assembly is similar to the other ones where you pull on all 4 sides till it’s stretched out and then you extend the legs. Getting to those legs-they are much sturdier than ones I e seen before-thicker, heavier steel, which explains the weight. The mosquito netting is perfect as we enter mosquito season here in California. Once it’s all put up it is very nice. The gazebo styled canopy and the netting when it’s drawn back and toed to the poles is very elegant and makes an attractive outdoor spare room for summer evenings. Tear down is again a two person job so plan on about a full 15 minute endeavor. Otherwise it’s beautiful.

Let's start with the provided instructions. Whoever did the translation on this did this canopy no favors. If you were to go based solely off the instructions you wouldn't be able to get past Step 2 (which is also listed as Step 3 below the diagram). You will go nuts scouring every single inch of the frame and canopy looking for the Velcro and that's because there isn't any. The only velcro is on the provided sand bags. I don't know if this was originally supposed to have velcro but it ain't there.Now jump to Step 7 which is also Step 6 where it advises you to use the glue button. My best guess is these are the plastic clasps but it could also be the holes at the bottom to put the the cloth from the 4 corners in. Your guess is probably as good as mine.Now in terms of design flaws there are many. Let's stop with the support poles for the canopy at the top of the 4 corners. These are extremely weak, so weak that just the tension of the canopy can cause them to buckle if you are not extremely careful. The netting at the top canopy has no weight to it and will constantly blow over leaving large gaps and as a result defeating the purpose. You will constantly either lowering the canopy to fix it and then re-raise it or using a tool to pull it back down. I am likely going to attach some fishing sinkers to this when I tear down to correct this issue. This issue is also noticeable on the bottom of the netted walls. There is no wait so even a mild breeze can pick it up.After trying to follow convoluted and mistranslated instructions and all the design flaws you will have a semi-functional gazebo. But you will not have a quality gazebo. Besides the 4 canopy corner supports being very weak there are issues. For starters my frame arrived already damaged and required me bending and manipulating one of the legs back to it's original form to get the slider over it (see pictured). The way this is packaged this is not a shipping issue but likely breezed past the manufacturers QC. I am hopeful I can get the slide back down over it but I will see if I can strengthen and straighten it more in my workshop. The cloth loops used to hang the netting is also very weak and you have to be careful or you will tear and put holes in them while trying to assemble.This is a good example of you get what you pay for. This isn't going to last year after year. At best you are going to get a season out of this and it will likely be so broken down you have to junk it. On the positive side it is water resistant so far through 3 rain showers.

This gazebo was so easy to set up. It pops right up. Has netting to keep the bugs out. You can kee the sides open or closed. Very beautiful and elegant look. The color is gorgeous. A good size fits a nice patio set with extra room to spare. Stay in the shade, and away from the sun. Easy to put away and store and or transport. Comes with a carrying/storage case to keep everything organized. Great for your back yard, camping, bbqs, craft fairs, parties, ect.