Home Depot has the 10' x 10' Hampton Bay Holden Outdoor Patio Black Hard Top Galvanized Steel Gazebo on sale for $624. Select free store pickup if stock is available.
Thanks to Community Member kyleb0587 for finding this deal.
Featuring a galvanized steel construction, this Holden 10 ft. x 10 ft. Black Hard Top Steel Gazebo is the perfect addition to your backyard decor. Each gazebo features an air vent for added airflow and is able to withstand weather conditions due to the galvanized steel roof. Includes a zippered mosquito netting to keep out pesky bugs.
Featuring a galvanized steel construction, this Holden 10 ft. x 10 ft. Black Hard Top Steel Gazebo is the perfect addition to your backyard decor. Each gazebo features an air vent for added airflow and is able to withstand weather conditions due to the galvanized steel roof. Includes a zippered mosquito netting to keep out pesky bugs.
Product SKU:
306098363_306098363
UPC:
6926332500138
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Home Depot has the 10' x 10' Hampton Bay Holden Outdoor Patio Black Hard Top Galvanized Steel Gazebo on sale for $624. Select free store pickup if stock is available.
Thanks to Community Member kyleb0587 for finding this deal.
Featuring a galvanized steel construction, this Holden 10 ft. x 10 ft. Black Hard Top Steel Gazebo is the perfect addition to your backyard decor. Each gazebo features an air vent for added airflow and is able to withstand weather conditions due to the galvanized steel roof. Includes a zippered mosquito netting to keep out pesky bugs.
Scroll through the customer review photos on the Home Depot page. Pic 19 of 157 shows an image of the box which looks like it can fit comfortably in an SUV if you put the seats down. Another reviewer stated it's 300lbs so keep that in mind as well.
I wonder how hot it would be under one of these in a hot climate, full sun in summer? Tired of buying market umbrellas for poolside and looking for something that will last.
So post to post it's 9.39 and the gazebo roof is 10x10?
Correct, the roof is actually 9.84 x 9.84. If you go to the HD page for the gazebo and click on the specifications tab, over on the left under additional resources there is link to the dimensions.
I was also looking at that. The 2ft difference is actually 20sqft of additional spacing, so given the investment, I say it's worth the additional $200. Just not sure about quality that's all. I'm surprised that despite it being bigger, it weighs less than this 10x10. The 10x12 is 250lbs while the 10x10 is 300lbs. Could be lighter material for the roof I'm guessing but can't verify that of course. Reviews seem good still minus the one about the roof blowing off panel by panel, although that looks to be relating to a completely different gazebo (per the response from the manufacturer).
Has anyone received the 10% discount code email? I don't get it
I got the code after about an hour. I initially couldn't get it to work. I saw others on here had used it. I got it to take on my third try. I don't know why that happened to me, but I'm glad I came back and saw that. I bought it! thanks!
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Do you think this would hold up to heavy winds and snow?
Yep, after going through 4 varying level of ruggedness canvas top ones in 3 years (last one was pretty darn rugged and was in a pile a month later during first ~20mph wind storm) and probably around $1500 total invested in scrap metal and shredded canvas, we got the 10x12 version of this in July, we just got through a very windy winter with some storms peaking 30+mph we barely saw a wiggle, this thing is SUPER sturdy and HEAVY which helps a lot, I could do chinups on the horizontals with no worries. We paid $1200 IIRC and no regrets/no more replacing whole units or canvas constantly. DO get some 1/2" self tapping aluminum roofing screws and zip them in roof panels along top and bottom edges though, it's absurd how few predrilled holes/screws they give you and they rely on overlap of corner panels to hold down the large center sections lol a lil wind and they flutter like butterfly wings and will work themselves right out(which they did once before winter so I added way more screws and it was rock solid/performed beautifully through the winter wind and snow piling on.
I was also looking at that. The 2ft difference is actually 20sqft of additional spacing, so given the investment, I say it's worth the additional $200. Just not sure about quality that's all. I'm surprised that despite it being bigger, it weighs less than this 10x10. The 10x12 is 250lbs while the 10x10 is 300lbs. Could be lighter material for the roof I'm guessing but can't verify that of course. Reviews seem good still minus the one about the roof blowing off panel by panel, although that looks to be relating to a completely different gazebo (per the response from the manufacturer).
Anyone know how to anchor this type of gazebo if I have pavers?
We got the 10x12 version in June which didn't line up with our patio perfectly, so depending on corner/alignment we either drilled pilot hole in pavers and used the blue tapcon concrete/block screws, used 18" garden spikes at 45° angle in grass, or buried a cinder block and used tapcons again. That thing was rock solid through many intense windstorms over the winter and never moved an inch. Everything is still tight and beautiful. The shear weight of this thing is insane and mostly takes care of itself. Both boxes were about 150# each, one frame and other mostly roof with braces, hardware, etc. Thai thing is a beast
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I was also looking at that. The 2ft difference is actually 20sqft of additional spacing, so given the investment, I say it's worth the additional $200. Just not sure about quality that's all. I'm surprised that despite it being bigger, it weighs less than this 10x10. The 10x12 is 250lbs while the 10x10 is 300lbs. Could be lighter material for the roof I'm guessing but can't verify that of course. Reviews seem good still minus the one about the roof blowing off panel by panel, although that looks to be relating to a completely different gazebo (per the response from the manufacturer).
The roof is one large center panel and two triangles per side. They basically have you overlap the center sections with last rib of the corners and ONLY bolt the corner panels down. When wind picks up the centers flap and work their way out and slide out. Buy a $5 pk or 1/2" or so self tapping sheet metal screws for aluminum roofing and zip them in a long top and bottom edges of all sides and you're good to go. Our 10x12 just survived a very windy winter with multiple storms that took out trees and power lines all over completely unscathed looking just like it did in June.
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