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I took this Gazebo to the cottage and it was so easy to set up. It took the most time to stake the tent to the ground but even that was very easy to do. It took me even less time to take down....It's roomy inside and can fit up to four people comfortably.

Finally had the opportunity to open this screen tent to check it out before our camping trip. As others have stated, be ready when you release the pressure from the tie because that sucker springs out like it's alive! There are overview instructions sewn into the cover, they are spot on and easy to follow. The tent goes up so easily, and looks great. Seems like great quality, the fabric, screen and two zipper doors. We used two people to fold it back down, just to be safe, and it very easily fit back into the carry bag on the first try. Looking forward to using it while camping, it's a perfect replacement for the pop up canopy tents that say "quick up" but now that we have this one, that is a total joke for those, lol. Now THIS tent is truly Quick Up - and Quick Down. Love it!

Very good gazebo especially for the low price! A true pop up so very easy setup. Screening of high quality. Zippers also high quality. Comes with spare netting patches. Sandbags to fill. Has 4 hooks inside to hang things on. High quality stakes too. Fit 2 seater glider, three chairs and two end tables inside comfortably. Only problem was the loop and button to hold the screen door open did not fit around the rolled up door... i added a zip tie to extend them. I placed it under my awning to protect it from rain. With the stakes and sandbags i dont think it is going anywhere in moderate wind.

So far this tent/gazebo has worked great. Got it in perfect shape, went up pretty easy with some help from the kids and it's more sturdy than I thought it would be once up. We used the sand bags they give, filled with sand and placed at the edges of the gazebo, and also the bottom ties/spikes to hold the tent out and in place. With that it's sturdy, but they also have ties/spikes for the top of the tent too we just didn’t use them, but with those, this thing would be very tough to knock around. Inside room, there is just enough to get around for head room. I'm 6’ and with the table in the gazebo as seen in the photo I put up, plus chairs, there was room for me to navigate in and out of the tent with just grazing my head on the net on the sides. That’s because of how it tapers up at the top. The very top of the gazebo is at least 7’ in there so it won’t be a problem for most everyone. We also had our dog and his dog bed in there with us because he has to be outside with us any time we go outside lol. The netting feels pretty solid, just can’t hit it with anything sharpe obviously or it’s done for. It’s tight once you get the gazebo pulled out and staked in the ground so anything sharpe will rip it easily. The zippers work great too, no snagging there. Some surprise things I like was that there are hooks on the inside top of the gazebo, on each of the six corners and I was able to hang those solar star lights on there. I didn’t catch that those were in there when I bought it, but when I put it up I thought it was perfect for what I needed. We did a dinner night ‘out’ at home and this worked great to do that without mosquitos! :) Also the netting let in just enough air to be ventilated but not so much breeze to feel it in a bad way. It was a warm night so I had a fan blowing into the tent to help with ventilation and because we have a candle in there to keep that smoke dissipated. The very top of the tent is not ventilated, so keep that in mind if using a citronella candle inside it or anything that makes smoke. Overall, this was exactly what I was looking for and it works great. Hoping it holds up for some time so we can keep using it!