SUNMER 3x3M Pop-Up Gazebo - Fully Waterproof (420D Oxford PVC) with Heavy Duty Rust-Resistant Steel Frame - Wheeled Carry Bag Included for Easy Transportation - Ivory

Really good quality hard wearing

This is easy to put up and is a great size.The carry case with the wheels is absolutely necessary as the frame is heavy. However, that is what provides the sturdiness which in turn provides some confidence that it can cope with a bit of a breeze.

I’m concerned about these little holes, it’s hard to see in the photos also getting all of it back into a bag seems an impossible task.It is sturdy and looks nice. Just don’t expect little holes before I’ve used it and for the price?

The erection instructions are very poor. They are only in black and white with the description of what to do badly translated into English. It is written on both sides of glossy paper that is a little larger than A4..Having worked out how to assemble I am now in the process of writing my own instructions for future use. The importing company should do this themselves, state which way up it should be before erection starts, how many 'clicks' there are on the legs when raising and have several colour photographs of the various stages.Sunmer do not appear to have a U-tube video of their product or if they do they need to tell customers where it is .

Had a few pop up gazebos over the years, this was a little bit more than previously spent. But well worth the extra, very sturdy, great hight and easy for 2 people to pop up!

Had this gazebo for a couple of months and it has kept the rain off during the summer showers. It hasn’t been through serious storms or downpours and I haven’t taken the cover off and put it in again, but it all seems very straightforward. It seems very sturdy. Very happy with it at the moment.

Nice gazebo, seams sturdy enough, I don't think the construction would survive strong winds so I always put away after use. I certainly wouldn't use the guy ropes in anything but a light breeze as the anchor points don't look like they would take much stress - the material is not like you get on a rip stop tent, more like a thin plastic - closest I can think of would be a thin pond liner - which I'd expect to tear under stress - although it is double lined in all the stress points.The sand bags are sturdy and you will need 2 large bags of sand to fill them.The sides fit on with hook and loop and this seams to work well - is quick and easy - the fabric for the sides is a lightweight nylon type material - different to the roof - except for the windows.Overall the gazebo is very heavy with good thick plastic connectors which look very strong and the metal for teh frame seems strong enough.The bag will have you chanting expletives, you will be 100% confident that it is too small for the frame by about 4 inches and you will be scratching your head trying to summon the demons of geometry figuring out how it can possibly fit. By the time you succeed you will have run out of swear words and will have promised your mothers dog to the devil - unfortunately by the time you use it again you will have forgotten the correct order of expletives needed to open a 4th spacial dimension and will feel more frustrated than the first time you packed it away as you know it fitted when you put it up!The bag is quite flimsy for the weight of the gazebo - mine SPLIT ON FIRST USE - see picture -, slightly too small around the girth to make packing the sides and top in easy - THEY DO FIT but be prepared to be apologising to your neighbours for the foul language.The legs are telescopic and snap into position with a ball bearing and spring arrangement, they have 3 height settings to accommodate uneven ground allowing to you adjust the heigh by about 8 inches (200mm) on each leg.Overall I think it is good for the money, the gazebo itself is nice, but it is let down but a poor bag - which will leave you wondering if the rest of the fabric is also not really up to the job - but only time will tell.UPDATE: subtracted 1 starThe Gazebo has been used 4 times now, all for a single evening and always put away after the evening or the next morning always in a light breeze or still night in a sheltered position. one of the 4 roof tie-downs that attach the roof to the frame has failed - it hasn't ripped the roof, it looks like the stitching failed - now re-sown carefully as the the roof is plastic.

Used last year no problem. Will be getting used again this year no doubt. Pretty sturdy and well built, the frame is particularly good. Velcro is a bit fiddly to fit correctly and I’m not sure the sandbags would hold it in a high wind so check the weather first! Material is good quality and zips are pretty heavy duty. We looked at loads and these seemed best bang for buck at the time