Gazebo 3x6m with 4 Sidewalls and 2 Doors, Heavy Duty Commercial Pop up Gazebo, UPF50+ Protection, 100% Waterproof, Wheeled bag, Ideal for Patio Parties Garage & Outdoor Event Green

You do need two people to put this up. Watch the video in the product description. Easy to put up, but would watch how windy it is. Comes with sandbags, which you need to fill with preferably damp sand. Does have ties for when you take it away from home and sandbags are not available. The material looks ok and I’ve not had chance to test whether it’s waterproof. Definitely an improvement on the old style ones that you had to put poles together like a tent. Comes in a carry bag for storage when not using. Overall good.

It is easy to install and remove and has a sturdy structure. Convenient storage bag for easy use when put away.Very happy with the pop up gazebo, it's a great base and a great addition to the garden, it provides protection from rain and sun, we will need it all summer long.The frame is solid, but the weight bags aren't the best, and in high winds we needed to add gravity bags to reinforce it so it wouldn't get carried away by the wind.The size is great. Place an outdoor dining table and chairs underneath. I would be concerned about the tear resistance of the roof cover, but I should be able to put it away after the summer vacation.

So, mid-March, freezing cold, drizzle and a bit of a hoolie outside and one of us is out in the garden putting up a flippin' gazebo! Guess who!It's just as well I'm used to reviewing these things as I had the frame up and the top canopy on in four minutes. There's a bit of a knack to expanding the frame single-handed but it's easy enough once you work out how to do it. Top tip; be sober when you do, as there's a lot of walking round in circles involved and you'll just end up falling over! The canopy is very easy to fit and it's held in place with hook and loop tabs, with the hook part being permanently attached to the frame at the top corners. There are supplementary ones around the edges. The canopy itself is well shaped and fits well. If mine looks a bit 'billowy' in my photos, it's because of the wind.The frame has a couple of different heights but if you want to fit the side panels, you'll need it fully extended. Be careful not to over-extend the legs though, as they'll pop out of the frame and you'll need to re-insert them, which is quite difficult single-handed. You'll only do this once though! It's pretty obvious which panels go where and they're attached with hook and loop tabs at the legs, along with hook and loop strips along the top and side edges. It grabs easily and is a job you can do with one hand. You can put up the whole gazebo in about 20 minutes, or much, much longer if you want to be really particular with the neatness of the panels!The windows are clear but the plastic feels quite thin, even if the canvas fabric itself feels a wee bit thicker than average. It's all well stitched though and has re-inforced corners too. You get some empty sand bags, guy ropes and pegs and you can use all or just some of them depending upon the ground and weather conditions. I tend to use just the sand bags filled with gravel when in the garden (but not today!)The storage bag is really the only let-down for me - more because of the design than the quality of it. There's no shoulder strap and the two grab handles are a bit thin and cheap-feeling. It's difficult to move on the wheels too, because the handles are in the wrong position. However, it's quite big enough to stuff all of the contents back in once you're finished with the gazebo for the day.It's a decent gazebo if a little expensive at the current price of about £160. It's definitely a little higher quality than the ones you can get for less than half the price but it looks as if it'll last a few seasons of regular use.

What a great find to have pop up on the vine portal! Just intake for the grass to start to dry out and be ready for the summer BBQ season. This gazebo is going to do us great to setup in our garden and have prepped to keep the hot tub under. I opted for the 2.5m x 2.5m model in the grey colour. The pop up style of this gazebo allows you to be able to put up yourself (if you have no choice) or tow people with ease. Is a very simple process for both putting up and down and then having the cover provided by the manufacture too, its a perfect fit and not to saggy. The viewing windows are a nice touch to allow light to come in and then to have the full opening section the one one is wonderful too. Very much a quality product which should hopefully last many years to come and nice that it fold down well and comes with a storage bag for between use too. Pegs and all accessories are includes within the box, so can’t complain at all. The price is a little more expensive than other models i’ve seen online, but I can say that this is definately made to a very heavy duty and solid finish.

The media could not be loaded.  I think the price £159.99 is SLIGHTLY overpriced.There's a few things I didn't like about it though, I didn't like the velcro fastenings and some parts seem flimsy, such as the pegs, they were just bending but luckily I had my own solid ones and I used those.Once it's all up though, it's superb.I don't know at this point how it's going to deal with strong winds.It's pegged to the ground and held down also with the upper guy ropes.The sides were a bit tricky to fit, I didn't particularly like that part of the construction of it. The sides are held on with velcro, I wasn't big on this.Comes with a zipped storage bag which had wheels on the bottom for easy transport, because it is heavy.It's a superb gazebo.Some parts are flimsy.Time will tell on durability, though.