Outsunny 3 x 3(m) Hardtop Gazebo Canopy with Polycarbonate
Outsunny 3 x 3(m) Hardtop Gazebo Canopy with Polycarbonate Roof and Aluminium Frame, Garden Pavilion with Mosquito Netting and Curtains, Brow
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| Dimensions: | 300 x 300 x 259.99 cm; 51 Kilograms |
| Model: | UK01-08710331 |
| Part: | 01-0871 |
| Manufacture: | MH STAR UK LTD |
| Dimensions: | 300 x 300 x 259.99 cm; 51 Kilograms |
Although this gazebo was expensive ( more than we wanted to spend) but boy we were not disappointed instructions were great and the size was spot on took a little longer putting on the roof and getting the panels the right way round and for them to stay in place but really pleased with the end resul
We bought this for 399 which is a fair price but was quite tricky to assemble, definitely watch the videos as was a great help. It looks great when built and glad I bought it. Already had strong winds with heavy rain and so so good.
Every corner of the perspex roof pieces was slightly damaged, no obvious damage to the packaging, so fitting them was a 4 person job to hold everything together.
Once up it’s a lovely looking gazebo & the water resistance has been tested to it’s limit with some freak downpours!!1
I may have received the curtains for a 3x3M version but they fit around OK and I am speaking to the seller about the issue, no problem on that front.
As far as parts being missing, I think I was 4 bolts short, but found identical ones in B&Q the same day and cracked on, and by then all of the critical load and structurally essential parts were in place so it was a pretty minor inconvenience.
Putting this together was a bit fiddly, but no more so than anything from IKEA, albeit that it took longer – 4-5 hours with some minor help holding things along the way, and when the roof went on top – I would advise a helper of some description. The roof is aluminium so relatively light and goes on easily.
We’ve had extreme rain the last few days, and the panels and apex have all remained completely waterproof. One crucial point that should have been obvious to me but wasn’t is that having the curtains closed on a windy day is a bit of a drama – curtains everywhere. I’ve started leaving my curtains open at night and whenever I’m not using it, for that reason, and it also stops the gazebo from becoming a windbreak – when the curtains are open (and tied to the post with the robust curtain tieback that’s included) the wind blows through no problem.
Definitely find the YouTube video – it will give you the best idea about the bits that the instructions don’t make clear, even without detail, the visual of someone putting it together was a great help when I got stuck when installing the roof panels.
If you thread a screw – and that’s not hard to do if you’re using a screwdriver drill bit (like I was) you can drill out the top to extract the screw, I had to do this twice when I followed the instructions incorrectly and couldn’t get the screws back out.
Overall I am very happy with the structure. It’s smart and robust, build quality is superb, and I recommend it highly.