Woot! has
VEVOR 10'x10' Outdoor Retractable Pergola w/ Canopy (Beige, JDG-098-33DGR) on sale for
$143.99.
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Product Details:
- 10 x 10' retractable pergola with canopy
- Heavy-duty aluminum alloy frame with rust-resistant coating
- UV50+ canopy blocks up to 98% UV rays with waterproof polyester fabric
- Adjustable retractable sliding canopy for customizable shade
- Stable 3.5"×3.5" thick posts with reinforced support design
- Weather-resistant build suitable for patio, poolside, and outdoor use
- Easy assembly with labeled parts (2–3 people, 2–3 hours)
- Recommended anchoring with expansion screws or ground stakes
- Product weight: 90.6 lbs / 41.1 kg
Top Comments
Con, building it was a nightmare. Instructions are 4 pages long, with literally 0 words. Not only that it was clearly missing steps and didn't tell you which direction the poles go. I had to take it apart and reinstall it twice, as you can build it with the cross bars over vs under and it won't work when you go to slide out the awning.
Another con, it's sorta wobbly. I don't know if it was missing washers, but the only thing that keeps it together is riv nuts and 4 bolts per leg. It wobbles in high wind.
It really needs to be on a level surface. Ideally, a concrete pad.
The pros. It's amazing build quality for the price. This is the same price as a ezup tent and it's solid steel that won't break in the first wind storm.
It looks really nice. The retractable cover works great. It's got drain holes in the cover. It makes great shade
After adding guide lines to the top of the posts, this thing is awesome. Solid as a rock in the wind. It's a little annoying that it needed additional support, but now I can leave it open all day without worrying it's going to blow over.
If you are a handy person, this is a good buy. If ikea furniture is hard to assemble for you, this will be a nightmare
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Con, building it was a nightmare. Instructions are 4 pages long, with literally 0 words. Not only that it was clearly missing steps and didn't tell you which direction the poles go. I had to take it apart and reinstall it twice, as you can build it with the cross bars over vs under and it won't work when you go to slide out the awning.
Another con, it's sorta wobbly. I don't know if it was missing washers, but the only thing that keeps it together is riv nuts and 4 bolts per leg. It wobbles in high wind.
It really needs to be on a level surface. Ideally, a concrete pad.
The pros. It's amazing build quality for the price. This is the same price as a ezup tent and it's solid steel that won't break in the first wind storm.
It looks really nice. The retractable cover works great. It's got drain holes in the cover. It makes great shade
After adding guide lines to the top of the posts, this thing is awesome. Solid as a rock in the wind. It's a little annoying that it needed additional support, but now I can leave it open all day without worrying it's going to blow over.
If you are a handy person, this is a good buy. If ikea furniture is hard to assemble for you, this will be a nightmare
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When it's time to throw this out, I'll probably look for bigger version like 10x14 or 12x14 but everything else is too complicated or too heavy. I thought about the mirador one from Costco but even then $1200 is wayyyyy too much for louvered ones.
A few things, I used 12 inch asphalt anchors, two on each pillar, these anchors are expensive but worth it. Like someone else said, the instructions are horrible, you will end up using the wrong screws and then you will have to correct it later.
The polyester cover is waterproof but there are several holes but still not enough in water collects right in the middle of the pergola. at least several pounds so I made holes to drain that using a soldiering iron.
the base of each pillar only has two screws to hold the posts, and it wobbles, so I poured 1 L of quick concrete after I made the whole thing, in the hollow posts from the top. after doing all that, it is okay, appears to be stable. But the rain water drainage is not adequate, if you do not make extra holes, most likely it will collapse. of course will never had any snow and you will have to probably remove the top cover or do something about it if it snows. I added solar lights which I got from woot as well. Looks modern and very cool.
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