Customer Reviews for VEVOR Pop up Gazebo Screen Tent, 4.57x4.57 m Large 8-Sided Camping Canopy Tent with Removable Top & Carry Bag, Quick-Set & Bite-Proof, Screen House Sun Shelter for 12-15 Persons Backyard Patio, Brown

Das Dachgestänge ist alles andere als gut, also nicht das Gestänge an sich als mehr die Befestigung (fehlende Fixierungspunkte). Da muss Mann im Nachgang mit kreuzungsklammern und Klebehalterungen für Vorzelte arbeiten damit das Gestänge dableibt wo es hingehört. Ansonsten ist das einkochen gutes, großes und einfacher Popup Pavillon.

This gazebo isn't easy to put up. It has several poles u need to attach to the roof and u have to put the rain fly on separately. Its almost impossible for one person to put this up. The ones I seen all just popped up and didn't have poles for the roof that were separate. Also the ones I looked at didn't have a separate rain fly. It was also delivered inside out. I almost broke it trying to flip all the joints the right direction. Im disappointed in this product. I was looking fornthe easy set up version. Hope it lasts me all summer because now its up its flimsy and the walls pop in if its breezy.

Pretty disappointed in the quality of the Gazebo. The doors are missing Velcoe, and some of the sewing is loose causing freying. Originally when purchased the description stated the doors could be removed completly and it was a push up middle. The walls are all attatched at the top, leaving impossible to put up when tied down property. The entrance is too low (I am 5'8, and need to duck). Overall, for the price a lot is wrong.

Pop out sides don't always stay popped out. Ceiling is a joke...had to use a tall 2x4 to hold up the Ceiling!! Cheap tent.

It collapsed under the rain and also wind.needs center pole

It is very difficult to put up. Especially without help and in any kind of wind. I couldn’t reach the ceiling to get the poles in and the stitching ripped under pressure of the poles. There is Velcro on the roof that will snag your hair if not careful during assembly

Setup is easy. Spacious interior. Would give five stars except there were no ropes or stakes included to secure the tent from moving in a slight breeze.

I really wanted to love this tent because it’s honestly beautiful, and I was able to set it up without too much trouble. However, it was extremely difficult to put away, and one of the grommets came loose right when I opened it. I purchased this specifically for ease of setup and takedown due to prior spine surgery. I set it up around 7:00 p.m., once the weather cooled down, and then started taking it down around 7:30 p.m. My goal wasn’t to use it—I set it up specifically to test how easy it would be to put up and put away. That’s where I struggled. It took me over an hour trying to collapse and repack it before I finally gave up for the night. The canopy became very loose during takedown and created a kind of “parachute” effect, which made the frame difficult to collapse and the fabric hard to manage. It seemed like the roof didn’t have enough built-in structural support to guide the folding process, which may be why it was so difficult. The next morning, with better lighting and a fresh start, I was finally able to get it back into the carry bag. So it is possible—but for me, it was very difficult and required more effort than I can comfortably handle. I think for someone else this might not be an issue, but for me, with spine limitations, it doesn’t meet my needs. I would recommend looking for a model with more structure in the ceiling if ease of takedown is important.

Ok, too much to do to put it up and take it down.

I had such high hope after putting this up. I noticed that the pole pockets were very shallow when putting it together but never dreamed they wouldn't hold after a couple of days. Now the doorway is collapsed on one side.