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AECOJOY 10' x 8' Gazebo for Patio, Small Wall-Mounted Lean to Gazebo Pergola with Roof (80 Sq.Ft Shaded) on Clearance, Hard Top Heavy Duty Awnings for Decks, Backyard and More

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Availability: 17 left in stock
Fulfilled by UNIONLINE INC.
Arrives Feb 13 – Feb 17
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Color: Dark


Size: 10' x 8'


Features

  • Effortless Installation: Our easy-to-follow guide, detailed manuals, and step-by-step video tutorials ensure a trouble-free setup. Additionally, our expert technical team is available for remote assistance whenever you require it.
  • Waterproof Performance: The inclined design, along with meticulous detailing at the top, guarantees complete water resistance throughout our extensive 6-month outdoor testing.
  • Durability: Our rigorous static pressure test reveals the capability to withstand 6 lbs/sq.ft, equivalent to approximately 7" of heavy snow. This instills confidence in facing hail and blizzard conditions, whether in Denver or Minnesota.
  • Stability: Unlike a traditional freestanding gazebo, our product easily attaches to the wall (all accessories provided). Once securely fixed and stabilized on the ground as instructed, it can confidently withstand winds of around 50 mph.
  • Comprehensive Protection: The awning roof of the pergola covers an area of 80 Sq.Ft., providing protection against harmful UV rays and rainwater.
  • Worry-Free Experience: We always stand behind our gazebo, providing not only maintenance and replacements for the product itself but also a professional team available 24/7 to address any concerns related to installation, usage, and more.

Brand: AECOJOY


Material: Aluminum


Style: Gazebo


Product Dimensions: 110.4"L x 95.64"W x 75.6"H


Item Weight: 134.73 Pounds


Frame Material: Metal or Alloy Steel


Shape: Rectangular


Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes


Assembly Required: Yes


Color: Dark


Brand: AECOJOY


Material: Aluminum


Style: Gazebo


Product Dimensions: 110.4"L x 95.64"W x 75.6"H


Item Weight: 134.73 Pounds


Frame Material: Metal or Alloy Steel


Shape: Rectangular


Ultraviolet Light Protection: Yes


Assembly Required: Yes


Color: Dark


Manufacturer: AECOJOY


Item Weight: 134.7 pounds


Item model number: 16401BK


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