Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pop Up Gazebo Tent, Pop-Up Screen Tent 6 Sided Canopy Sun Shelter with 6 Removable Privacy Wind Cloths & Mesh Windows, 10x10FT Quick Set Screen Tent with Mosquito Netting, Army Green

Used deck gab tie downs to a composite deck. laying out the gazebo was easy. No instructions needed. Popping up the 'ceiling' was obvious. Common sense by tying down at least two sides before popping up the ceiling made it easy. Need to be a tall person to lift up the ceiling. Takes some strength to do it but that is expected for any pop-up tension resistance type of tenting, gazebo, etc. If you are short or of less strength, you have figured out ways around those situations before and can do it again. Seriously, this is a good product. If you have a 12 ft by 12ft deck, the 10 ft diameter gazebo is perfect. Easy to tie down and can walk around the outside of the gazebo if needed.

I love using it when I went camping in 30 to 40 ' cold , but with a good heater in then i stay warm all night out there looking at movie..

This one is made with thin, cheap metal and materials. Very easy for it to blow away because it doesn’t weigh very much. The panels for the outside are a nice addition. I would give it five stars if it was built with sturdier materials.

Love this tent, the removable sides are the best. We have it over our hot tub & it is working amazingly. If I were to use it as a tent I would pull in all the floor flaps in & put a tarp or cut a carpet to fit, to help keep out crawling critters.It is very easy to put together, doesn’t take much. It ties down well, we put towel covered large paver bricks on the flaps outside, we just had some very strong winds, 50mph, & it held up really good.I would definitely recommend this tent.

Has a net to keep the unwanted mosquitoes away

purchased this to use as a shelter when I attend dog trials with my pugs. I like that it was easy to put up with my husbands help. Having the choice of just the screens for nice ventilation or the easy to attach side panels (included) for more protection. Very sturdy. Kept us out of the wind and when it rained overnight everything inside was still dry.

Great quality. Goes up rather quickly. Getting the center to pop out can be a challenge. Survived a good rain storm on first camping trip

I was surprised it is as nice as it is. Its easy as heck to set up and very well made, Get one!

Pretty nice gazebo comes with side panels but all sides(5) have to be tied down to be sturdy and stay on ground the stakes provided did not work at all so had to be tied to trees,poles,etc does not have a floor so just got a tarp and astroturf.

I think it is going to be good! We purchased it to sit next to your fifth wheel during the 'winter' in Texas. Yes, Texas is warmer than the north in winter but it can be blustery and rainy. This will allow us to be outside more.Set up: all went well until I got to the point of popping up the center. I pushed up on the middle and all that happened was I lifted the whole structure off the ground. I finally staked out the guy strings on each of the 5 non-door sides, then with a considerable effort I got the middle to pop up. Once the shelter is up it is fine. I don't think you want to be doing this very many times.There is no direction on how to attach the storm curtains. Fairly easy once you look at it for few minutes. My issue is that you have to undo the guy string to pass the center hole of the storm flap over the eye-bolt and strap. Again not something you want to do in the rain!All in all, for our purpose and how we are going to use I think it will work out fine. It seems well made and sturdy. The first time we had it up we had some fairly significant wind and the shelter stayed put! A good product even if the directions are very poor.