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10x12 ft Gray Aluminum Hardtop Gazebo with Netting

Sale price$2,755 Regular price$3,445

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With four zippered mesh sidewalls, this 10x12 ft gazebo lets the breeze in and the bugs out. Unzip them and the sides are open again. It measures 141.6 inches wide, 116.4 inches deep and 102 inches tall.

The roof is tinted polycarbonate, and a window vent on top opens from inside on hydraulic pistons when the space gets muggy. A ceiling hook handles a lamp or string lights, so the evening can go on after sunset.

An aluminum frame reinforced with steel carries the roof. It weighs 142 lbs, and its use is poolside parties, backyard dinners and patio picnics.

Construction: mesh and metal frame.

  • Nominal size 10x12 ft
  • Measures 141.6 in W x 116.4 in D x 102 in H
  • Weighs 142 lbs
Gray aluminum hardtop gazebo with tan mesh netting over a bistro table on a gravel patio by a stone house
10x12 ft Gray Aluminum Hardtop Gazebo with Netting Sale price$2,755 Regular price$3,445
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Sixarmedpriest
Love our gazebo!!!!

Very well made. We've had it up for a month or so and we love it!! It had one leak but that was because the panel wasn't pushed up all the way. Easy fix. It took a few days to put it together because we had to work in between rain showers and family visiting. The hardest part was taking the film off of the roof panels😩 That was the most tedious and stressful part.. It was aggravating because it didn't come off correctly and kept ripping. Just make sure to keep them out of direct sunlight because we let them bake in the sun and which made it so much harder to peel. Other than that it wasn't too hard to put together. My husband and I did it easily! It's so nice and would definitely recommend!!! It has 3 places to hang lights or fan. Oh and the only other problem is when it rains. If you have it close to your home you should put a gutter on it. Thats the next thing we are doing. And we plan on buying patio/deck tiles to raise up our furniture off the ground because when it rains the ground inside gets soaked. Also if you're worried about the wind the gazebo is actually very sturdy. We may buy wooden planters to put the legs in and cement them to make it heavier before next spring (storm season). But so far so good. Hope this helps someone! If we have any major issues I'll update.