PURPLE LEAF 12' X 14' Patio Hardtop Gazebo Double Top Outdoor Screen House Aluminum Solarium Backyard Sun Room with Detachable Windows

Not as easy to set up. Need about 3 people. But once it is set, it is perfect. Wind will drive rain inside the top vent. Love the panels for the screen windows they are noisy when the wind blows but turn the radio on and enjoy! The sun will warm it in the winter too! All the boxes and parts came the first time. But the directions were a little hard to understand with no words. Especially when you do not do this type of work. But we figured it out. Very sturdy and we have some strong winds.

I just dealt with a young lady named Jessica From purple leaf. Jessica helped me through a tough time trying to return an item that I mistakenly measured. This was a process that needed more than a computer and Jessica fulfilled my every need. Thank you, Jessica and Purpleleaf for handling my situation with Care.

Built like a tank. I sat in the sunroof during recent wind gusts of 40mph. I didn't even rattle. Mine is anchored to a cement pad.

Love it! It's been almost a year since I've had it put together. In the winter season able to stay warm with the help of a gas fire table.

Well-built and attractive. Looking forward to many bug-free hours this summer. Seller was very good communicator, offering information and answering questions in a timely fashion.

The media could not be loaded. 2/28/25 If you are in a northern city prone to snow, there ARE PRECAUTIONS YOU NEED TO TAKE (see photos). Buy some decent 4 x 8 sheets of 1/2 inch or stronger plywood and lean them against the sides of the gazebo (put some 2x4 guides to keep from sliding) to disperse the weight of the snow. ALSO IMPORTANT cut some 2x4 supports at the right width to jam under the middle run of the roof lines. The snow and ice this year was too much weight for that long run of light metal. It bent by the time I returned to be able to shovel off the load of of it. There is a simple fix that purple leaf can incorporate at the beginning and am happy to discuss with a DESIGN OR ENGINEER team leader. The drip line also froze and bent the end caps that hide the roof slats. This is not as ez of a fix but have a few ideas that may work. Despite this, I still stick with my rating and AT THIS POINT, and have ZERO “buyers remorse”. Purple leaf also has been VERY RESPONSIVE.You will end up liking this after a slow start with the instructions. Just stay with it and do not get frustrated as it will become easier to follow. When finished, it will be a great addition to your outdoor area. There are a lot of windows so it gives you a lot of configurations for air flow. Having a lot of windows, you do have to be sensible about how many you wish to remove as you will have to put them all back in if it storms and you would like to protect any inside furnishings that you might have. A couple suggestions if you had 4 moderately strong people, you might consider constructing the roof on the ground and then lifting up on the frame. Also the drip line is pretty fierce , I would suggest that they give you a small channel to put under the front and back of the roofline to direct the rainwater so you can walk into the gazebo during rain without getting drenched. I will be creating a drip gutter to wick the water away from the entryways. Lastly, instructions should come in an attached weatherproof package attached to the outside of one of the boxes.I am not convinced yet of the strength of the windows as it pertains to the harsh winters that we face in the North so I asked to purchase a few extra windows to which the company said they would consider. Very happy.

The instructions were not in the box marked as 1 of 11. Had to go opening the boxes to find the paper work and hardware to put it together. That should all be in the first box, IMO.Second issue I have is the size is wrong, IMO. I got the 12*20 with walls. The size is based off the roof. When I measured the roof it was 11.5 by 19.8 not 12*20. The item is not cheap. The area should be 12*20.

My husband put this together. I helped in the beginning but once he got the corners assembled he was on his own. Some directions were challenging but he figured them out. The gazebo is very sturdy and has withstood its first cold, and very windy Iowa winter. We’re looking forward to enjoying it. Looks beautiful on our deck.