All Seasons Gazebos 3x3m Heavy Duty Fully Waterproof Pop up Gazebo With 4 Side Walls and Accessory Pack - Beige

Sturdy, well built, well designed quality product . Easy to erect and pack away. Great product.

Purchased the 3m x 3m Navy Blue All Seasons Gazebos with Zip-up Sides. I wanted a gazebo small enough for a pitch at outdoor events – (I’m a singer) and yet a good enough size to accommodate my sound man and equipment of a tower speaker and base and enough space for me to sit in between sets. I deliberated thinking 3m x 3m would be too big, but in the end has proven to be a perfect size. It has been used for hot days without the sides and just recently for the most awful wet and windy day with the sides (phew glad I got the sides!). It was actually quite cosy sitting there shielded from the wind and rain. Yes, as another reviewer mentioned it is an idea for peg loops on the base of the front sides to stop them blowing back. I purchased my own thick groundsheet. With a little practice (and I’m only 5’1) this can be put up and taken down (no need to remove the roof) with two people, although each time we’ve had people running over to grab a leg – this must be the thing to help others out when putting up and taking down, or maybe we just look a bit helpless! The frame is fairly light to lift, to position it. We used bottles of water to weigh it down, tent pegs on the legs, plus the guy ropes which were easy to do. It’s a bit of a squeeze to get it back in the carry bag but it does go. When it got wet, after getting home, left it outside to quickly dry off. I did some research before buying and this brand had good reviews, I’ve not been disappointed, and it’s turned out to be a great asset to have in the car with my equipment when doing an outdoor event. Well worth the price!

Really good quality and very easy to erect. Put it up myself in minutes but easier with 2. Be aware it says you get a carry bag for the sides but doesn't mention its only for the heavyweight sides. Cost us over £200 with sides so you'd think they could throw in a carry bag!!

Absolutely amazed at the quality of this gazebo. Very sturdy and large enough for at least 6-8 people . Well priced too!

If you are looking to have a Pop Up Gazebo that will service you for years then this is the one to go for! I have 5 in various sizes with walls! 1 of 3x3 have used as a workshop for years in wintertime and although is a little on the grubby side now after all the wood work and staining of my furniture projects, is in perfect condition. Also used for storage while undergoing internal house refurbishment! Always kept everything dry which helps when you need to keep expensive machine tools outside and not having to keep putting away in shed! Another All Seasons White (3 x 2) I used to shelter my Trike and accessories in summer and winter to the front of property. It actually looks very nice against my kitchen wall/window and served as shade for my kitchen which gets extremely hot in the summer without it. Plenty of light coming through the large windows of the gazebo sides. 3 of White 3x3 I have used in garden side by side against back wall of home are fabulous for entertaining in the summer (without the sides) and served as shade for my home at same time thus keeping my home cooler when needed. If the weather deteriorates then easy just to put up the sides where needed in no time at all. WIND!! I use clear plastic steel enclosed guides and spiral ground spikes to secure plus steel hooks to house wall. To keep the 3 gazebos together in place I just use quality 2inch Velcro top middle and bottom of legs. You might wonder why I didn’t just buy the larger gazebos for rear of property? Simple, I can set up gazebos in different combinations in garden 3,2,1, straight, corner or pyramid style. Plus if going to any outdoor events are manageable to put in car with portable BBQ picnic and off I go. I might add as an a long in the tooth lady they are a lot easier to handle coming in at 24+ kilos wheels or no wheels on the bags that come with them. 🤣

I paid more than average for this 3x3 gazebo with sides, as the description said it was waterproof, not just water resistant like most of the others, the assembly wasn't too bad, but within a week or two, the metal side structure snapped at a manufacturing week point where the metal was very thin, I contacted the company about it, but no reply, not long later, it snapped in several other places, after that, the windows fell to pieces, as they're too brittle for cold weather, every time it rained, it would lie on top of the roof and penetrate the fabric, instead of running off, my furniture got soaked every time, the zippers started falling off, and the bottom of the side panels frayed and started getting holes in them, eventually, as you can see in my photos, the whole thing collapsed, I sent several more emails to them, with no reply, I have since thrown it away in the skip, non existent after sales, rubbish product, buy at your own risk!!!

Let's start with an unfortunate negative that resulted in a positive: whilst putting the roof on one of the loops used for tying down the roof came away from the seam. I took photos to show it wasn't a tear and was a seam defect and the merchant immediately sent me a new roof. No quibble. The instructions could be improved upon, but quite honestly it is simple. You take out the metal frame, gradually extend the frame, throw the roof over before it is fully extended, continue extending the frame, attach the sides to the roof with the velcro and zips, extend the frame tight and raise to desired height. Once up the roof is secured to the walls on all sides by a thick strip of velcro, the walls in turn are secured to each other by corner zips. There is also a ring(s) on the bottom of each side that can be used to secure the walls to the base. The roof also has four corner loops for use with the rope provided to tie it down with pegs or similar. Two walls have PVC windows in them, which keeps it nice and light inside. The item itself has now withstood a few days/nights of rain and some blustery wind without showing any signs of letting in water or coming apart. Our new garden furniture with cushions has been kept cosy and dry throughout. The frame and material feel robust and well supported. We would like to have two sides with a door, but sadly this means buying a whole set of walls rather than being able to buy the one with a door. I can see why this might have to be the case, but if this could be done that would be great.

So overall not my best purchase from Amazon. I went off the relatively high scoring reviews and the sturdy claims but the reality is that it's no better than some of the better pop ups for a half the price. Here's the good... It was easy to put up with exception of the side panels and the zips (see later). It looks better than most Gazebos (apart from the side panels - see later). The roof material is of good quality. Customer service was good after my discovery that it had been broken during delivery (see later) Accessories are useful. Here's the not good... It was broken on delivery. The cap on the centre pole was smashed. A new one was sent to me without any fuss and the customer service was very good. However, it was likely smashed because of the poor packing. The cardboard box was exactly the right size for the contents. Except that meant no protective packaging could be applied nor was applied. This was a real inconvenience but not the end of the world. The side panels are not made of the same good quality material as the roof. They are pretty cheap looking and feel it. The zips on the side panels were a nightmare in a couple of cases. Very cheap and nasty with manufacturing deformities. It look an hour to fit them and we couldn't zip them all together in the end. This was partly because the zips were poor but also because the side panels were, in my opinion, about an inch or two too small in terms of width. This meant continuous adjusting of the frame, downsizing slightly. The frame click pins and check holes are poorly made. We couldn't get the pins to click without getting my tools out to force the alignment in a couple of cases. It doesn't appear any more sturdy than some of the alternatives. My father in law has one that is almost identical in terms of materials and structural component geometry. It cost him 80 quid. In my professional opinion, as an engineer, I don't think this would survive any kind of slightly above average North West England wind outside of very late spring to late summer and I'd still keep a close eye on it. Overall I was going to give this 2 stars but to be honest it's not that bad and my customer service experience was good. Once we'd faffed about with it, which was slightly quicker than a 'match the pole' gazebo, it looks reasonable and does the job although the side panels will be removed for garden parties as they are tacky. The issue overall is one of quality and paying 200 quid for what feels like about 100 quid of gazebo. If I could turn back time I'd have bought a lower cost alternative. I'm sure that customer services would have taken it back as they seemed pretty helpful but it's up now and my time is money I'm afraid.