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Building this gazebo and putting it together isn't fun… you'll need some help , oh and a lot of cursing involve, but doable … I did it , and would never do it again .
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When we got our dock reroofed it cost nearly 4x this amount. One of the new families on the lake flipped their dock, I'm almost certain this is what they used to DIY it. Before that, it had no roof. It's clearly small but quality wise, it fits right in with all of the other professionally built docks.
We live in Florida so you can probably imagine we get very severe wind / storms here. So far, I haven't seen any issues with it at all.
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Building this gazebo and putting it together isn't fun… you'll need some help , oh and a lot of cursing involve, but doable … I did it , and would never do it again .
Building this gazebo and putting it together isn't fun… you'll need some help , oh and a lot of cursing involve, but doable … I did it , and would never do it again .
What's your level of handiness? What was the hardest project you've done besides this?
These do look really nice in person. Our local store has had a couple diff versions of this over the last year. We've been very close to pulling the trigger, but we're getting ready to build a pool, and need to see how our backyard layout shakes out first.
Curious to get some input from people that have bought it, tho. I would be putting it together myself. I'm sure it's a pain, but probably mostly just awkwardness due to size, and lots of pieces?
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I thought I saw this for $1799 at a Costco near me.
I bought a Yardistry Gazebo from HD last year for around $1300 it was a 10xq0. It's a good full day or two day work of assembly.
I was home alone so I assembled the major parts like the posts, the four roof panels, and the roof frame by myself.
Then I called a couple of my friends to stand up the posts and attach the crossbars and constructed the Gazebo. Then we were a total of 4-5 people to put up the roof with a couple of people standing on a couple of ladders and secured the roof panels to the roof frame and the roof frame to the crossbars.
It was a good amount of work but really cherish the time to enjoy under the gazebo. Definitely improves improves aesthetics of backyard with string lights.
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We live in Florida so you can probably imagine we get very severe wind / storms here. So far, I haven't seen any issues with it at all.
I think for this price, it's a great deal!
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Curious to get some input from people that have bought it, tho. I would be putting it together myself. I'm sure it's a pain, but probably mostly just awkwardness due to size, and lots of pieces?
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I bought a Yardistry Gazebo from HD last year for around $1300 it was a 10xq0. It's a good full day or two day work of assembly.
I was home alone so I assembled the major parts like the posts, the four roof panels, and the roof frame by myself.
Then I called a couple of my friends to stand up the posts and attach the crossbars and constructed the Gazebo. Then we were a total of 4-5 people to put up the roof with a couple of people standing on a couple of ladders and secured the roof panels to the roof frame and the roof frame to the crossbars.
It was a good amount of work but really cherish the time to enjoy under the gazebo. Definitely improves improves aesthetics of backyard with string lights.
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Especially because I'm in south Florida, just thinking about hurricanes.
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