VEVOR Pop Up Gazebo Screen Tent 12 x 12 Ft, 6-Sided Camping Gazebo Instant Canopy Sun Shelter with 6 Removable Privacy Wind Cloths, Mosquito Netting, 300D Oxford Cloth for Patio, Backyard, Lawn

Bought this for my kids Birthdays. Wish I would have taken a video of them setting it up!! It’s a snap…literally…if you do it right the first time. They got it upside down, twisted and finally figured it out by backtracking 3 times! Hilarious!! Point is, it is easy to set up but make sure you have it the correct way to begin with! Once set up, the covers Velcro on nicely, it is spacious, sturdy and they were very happy! Bees and flies are terrible right now and they are going camping worry free now. Very attractive, researched others and this one comes with covers which is a plus. Hoping all goes well when weather comes into play. Stay tuned :)

This thing assembled like some of the ground blinds I’ve used in the past. I woke up one morning after a big storm to find it in a tangled mess. I was thinking it was ruined. How ever I untangled the mess and it was still almost like brand new. 5 stars for sure.

Easy set up, I did not read the instructions and still figured it out. Although I did need my husband to pop it up because I was just lifting the entire thing. Less than 5min to set up. It’s big, not so tall. Taller than 6ft it’s going to not be standup able in most spots, 5ft 9in duck going in. Cons it’s heavy, it comes in a “portable” case, I would not be carrying long distances. It’s 6ft long in carrying bag so keep that in mind for your vehicle. Wish the zipper was a magnetic closure.

You do need help putting it up. I had it up for 3 months straight with using awning anchors and it withstood the wind and weather. One of the best screen tents I have bought!

I got this to put our hot tub in. I also bought more tent stakes because we are in central indiana. So far its absolutely perfect. Couldn't be more impressed.

First of all, there were NO instructions. It took watching several videos on how to pop the sides out. Once that was done I had to watch 4 more videos to find one that finally explained that the tent needed to be staked with heavy duty stakes (the ones that come with it don't do anything useful) before you can pop the top up. I'm 5' 3", 120 lbs, and 64 years old. So many reviews said it was essy. It's NOT! After several tries using different methods, I was finally able to use a large diameter walking stick to get it up. And that was still very hard to do. Taking it down was just as bad. Only one video for that. It took a straight across the top and a lot of strength to pull the top down. Once finally folded, it doesn't fit back into the bag. Of course, with no instructions I may be folding it wrong. It does provide shade and relief from bugs. But you first have to survive the set up. If you're under 5' 8", and not really strong, you should pass on this!!

This worked amazing for the first year. Then it slowly fell apart. The waterproofing doesn't work now. The stitching on the holes for the tent stakes rotted and fell off. Small holes are appearing in the roof canopy. The mesh screen sides developed small tears from normal use. The roof interior sealing tape at the peak is coming undone. So here's the thing. I can still use it. I just did on the Blackfoot River in Montana for 2 weeks. It survived a nasty storm being tied down. But this is my last use. In order to repair the damage it would cost 100 for waterproofing and a spray tank, 30 for a tarp, 15 for rope tie downs, 10 for additional spike nails for tie downs, 10 for tent repair tape, 10 for tent seam sealer. 175 to repair for normal use again. I'll just put it toward a new one. I got about 8 months of use out of this over 3 years. For 200 bucks..It's worth it.

This screen tent is the absolute best. So easy to put up and take down. Love that it came with the side panels. Only thing is the stakes that come with it are basically junk. We went and bought all new stakes and they held so much better. So my suggestion is to buy new stakes right away.

Used for the first time last weekend. One night, sunny and warm, no wind. Awesome to keep the mosquitoes away. The side panels are awesome, easy to move around as the sun changes orientation. It did get quite hot inside the gazebo.It did get quite hot under the gazebo with the sun. It was hotter in the gazebo, despite the shade. It felt cooler outside in the direct sun. I don't fault the product for this. I'm buying a Mylar tarp to put on the top, see if that helps.Setting up was a bit harder than the instructions lead me to believe: The top does take a lot of effort to pop out. My solution was to have my partner hold down one side, and I staked one of the sides down. This was enough to allow me to pop up the top. After that it's a done deal. Popping it down is no issue at all.The package did miss the anchors and ropes. The seller was quick to respond and correct this. I'm glad I bought through Amazon rather than Vevor, based on the negative reviews I read on Vevor's service.Will update if I see issues with durability or water resistance as I use it more.

Yep, we put it up for the first, it was a breeze. It came exactly as described. We have used it on a recent trip, and aside from having heavy winds, it survived. Overall, happy with it.

Extremely hard to push the top up also hard to pull it back down again and if not careful while doing that it snaps down hard and fast and could injure a person. Tried to send it back but postage was at my expense. Taxes in it cost about $323.00, to ship it back was $201.00. Not worth that so I ended up keeping it but not really wanting it.

Easy setup... simple tear down the only downside is that there's only one door... I would have preferred a walk through (but that is strictly based on our current campsite!!!) An excellent Gazebo!!!

Facile d'installation attention de vérifer lors de la sortie de l'amballage avait un petite coupure dans un panneau rien de majeur