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Kozyard Alexander 10' X 12' Hardtop Gazebo, Aluminum Metal Gazebo with Galvanized Steel Double Roof Canopy, Curtain and Netting, Permanent Gazebo Pavilion for Patio, Backyard, Deck, Lawn (Brown)

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Size: Alexander 10'x12'(Brown)


Features

  • Strong Structure Hard top Gazebo - This gazebo features 4.7 x 4.7 triangular poles and 5 x 4 beams, providing a solid foundation, ensuring both stability and longevity. Complemented by a galvanized steel roof and a sturdy frame, the gazebo offers unparalleled support. It is capable of withstanding snow loads of up to 2500 lbs and wind speeds of up to 40 MPH.
  • Perfect Size - Measuring 10' x 12', the gazebo offers ample space for you and your guests to relax and enjoy the outdoors.
  • Curtains and Netting - The hardtop gazebo is equipped with fully enclosed, double-sided zippers, a dual-track system, and double-layer sidewalls. The gray polyester curtains and mesh ensure good ventilation and unobstructed views while offering protection from rain and UV rays, enhancing privacy. This setup creates a safe and comfortable environment for your family.
  • Metal Canopy/Roof and Gutter Design - The metal canopy of this gazebo ensures longevity and durability. Its roof, made of sheet metal, boasts a robust 29-gauge thickness, which is thicker than most gazebos on the market. its water gutter system ensures that rainwater is efficiently directed away from the edges of the frame and poles.
  • Double Roof Design- The innovative double-top design of the Alexander gazebo not only enhances its aesthetic appeal but also promotes optimal breathability and exceptional air circulation, creating a pleasant environment, helping withstand strong wind.
  • Two hooks have been specially crafted to accommodate fans or lights, enhancing the ambiance of your gazebo and making it a comfortable and inviting space.
  • We stand behind the quality of the Alexander Hardtop Gazebo, which is why it comes with a 1-year limited warranty; We guarantee all of our parts availability; Our dedicated support teams, based in both New Jersey and California, are ready and eager to assist you, even after your warranty expires.

Brand: Kozyard


Material: Aluminum Frame, Galvanized Steel Top, Polyester Curtain, Netting Curtain


Style: Garden


Product Dimensions: 144"L x 120"W x 115.2"H


Item Weight: 258.5 Pounds


Frame Material: Metal, Aluminum, Alloy Steel


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Shape: Rectangular


Ultraviolet Light Protection: 100%


Assembly Required: Yes


Brand: Kozyard


Material: Aluminum Frame, Galvanized Steel Top, Polyester Curtain, Netting Curtain


Style: Garden


Product Dimensions: 144"L x 120"W x 115.2"H


Item Weight: 258.5 Pounds


Frame Material: Metal, Aluminum, Alloy Steel


Water Resistance Level: Water Resistant


Shape: Rectangular


Ultraviolet Light Protection: 100%


Assembly Required: Yes


Color: Brown


Manufacturer: Kozyard


UPC: 645759664341


Item Weight: 259 pounds


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


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    • Very nice kit, a bear to put together, but very happy with the final result and quality
Size: Alexander 10'x12'(Brown)
Ships as 5 (heavy) boxes, we previously had a soft top gazebo and wanted to try a hard top. This is the same size 12x12 as our previous gazebo, it sits on our elevated (wood) deck. We (wife and I) watched some installs online (youtube), lots of good tips, there are some irritating things, (double sided tape to hold some plastic brackets on the solid top pieces that just doesn't work, probably should have glued them), but watch some youtube installs (none are perfect, some are for what look like older versions of the gazebo), it was very helpful to get hints from the installation videos. Most of the instructions were correct, although its sometimes hard to figure out exactly how pieces are oriented (there are soooo many). Very important to have a clutch capable electric drill for screwing in pieces, (but don't tighten until after you get them all in, so you can still wrangle the pieces over the pre-drilled holes). TONS OF SCREWS TO MANAGE, certainly wouldn't want to install them manually, definitely want to prepare for handling the many many screws, sort them, label them, etc. We put labels on cups and kept the different screws being used for a given phase of installation in unique (and labelled) cups. Final product is high quality in my opinion (for the price), although manual says the gazebo will only withstand 40mph, and we still haven't figured out exactly how to lock it down to our deck (instructions only talk about installing on cement). Took us 4 days all in, starting from carrying the packages onto our deck (one or two of them needed two of us to move them). We avoided the full sun hours (1-4PM) as our deck is full sun and we would be burnt to crisps, so say 9:30 to 12P, then after 4P until dusk sort of deal, (two of us working), a ladder and two varied height step stools, multiple electric drills. The parts were packed very well, with material between the parts in each box to keep them from scratching each other. The screws were all high quality, they went in without too much wrangling, although fitting the many many solid top pieces to the frame takes some man handling. Still, very do-able, just a big time commitment. Its up, beautiful, and we are enjoying sitting under it on our sunny deck, screens are installed, but we haven't tried to use them yet. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 2, 2024 by Joseph P. Devincentis
    • Assembly a bit difficult, but final product is outstanding
Size: Alexander 10'x12'(Brown)
Review Image by Garth Moore Garth Moore
The product arrived sooner than expected on two different days. We were almost overwhelmed by the number of boxes and parts contained therein. We took inventory and eventually found that all the parts were there. I was assisted in the assembly by my neighbor, who was a construction manager, and by his 12 year old grandson who is extremely adept at assembling intricate puzzles, including Lego projects, and who is extremely talented at understanding complicated assembly instructions. As indicated the assembly took 2-3 people and 10-12 hours. The framework assembly went quickly and was fairly easy. However, when we started on the roof panels we were frustrated by the double-stick tape intended to attach the spacers and snap brackets. We eventually chucked the tape and used Locktite Super Glue instead. We then finished the project relatively quickly. All in all, although it was more challenging than anticipated, it was an extremely rewarding experience. We are greatly pleased with the outcome. The gazebo adds charm and warmth to our back yard deck area. We had selected this particular gazebo model because of the many favorable reviews and the expectation of a quality product and we are not disappointed. Thanks. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2024 by Garth Moore Garth Moore
    • Wow! Super strong, looks awesome.
Size: Alexander 10'x12'(Brown)
First the con's: There are literally hundreds of screws nuts and bolts that one has to stick into places. This is probably the most time consuming part of the project. I think it took me an hour just to assemble the 4 cross beams with the curtain rails. It would have gone a lot quicker if I'd had someone helping me. One of the screws had a sharp edge and I cut myself a couple of times. I would have eliminated it, but I was concerned I would need all the screws I got. One of the screws had a messed up Allen hole... or what ever it's called. I couldn't get the Allen Wrench to go into it. I put it aside and intended to use it as the last screw. Not all of the pieces had identifying labels. Only one of the M1 pieces had a label. I used it last so that I would remember which pieces where M1. Half of the curtain rails had labels... you have to identify duplicate pieces by their appearance. At first, this was troubling as I thought I was missing parts. It turned out, I was not. Pros: With literally hundreds of screws, nuts, and bolts, I was surprised that I had issues with only 2. What's more, there were enough extra screws, nuts, and bolts that I could have tossed those 2 in the trash and wasted no more time on them. I eventually did loose one of the nuts, but again, there were so many extra that loosing one nut wasn't an issue. I gave it 4 stars for assembly simply because there were so many screws, nuts, and bolts. Assembly was actually very painless. I did most of the assembly by myself... with the help of ladders and lawn furniture, in about 10 hours. There were a couple of places where I had tightened a screw or bolt prematurely, and aligning a latter screw or bolt was more difficult. But I quickly learned to wait to tighten the screws and bolts until everything is assembled.... which it says clearly in the assembly instructions. Speaking of assembly instructions... I found them to be easy to follow. There were sufficient detailed pictures. Each step clearly stated which parts, and which screws, or bolts you would need for that step. For the most part, I used only one tool. There were a dozen or so screws that require a Philips head screw driver, but everything else required just the allen wrench. With literally hundreds of holes for screws and bolts to go through and match up with a nut or threaded hole on the other side, I was surprised that none of them had any real alignment issues. I thought I read reviews that said people had to re-drill holes. When I did run into an alignment issue, I looked for the neighboring screw or bolt that was binding, loosened it, and adjusted the piece until my alignment was fixed. The roof was a particularly interesting section for assembly. I used four #2 Philips head screw drivers to help hold pieces in place and align the holes. As there was frequently an edge that was binding somewhere, the screw drivers acted as several extra hands. With literally hundreds of pieces, I was originally worried that I'd get to the end and find that I had lost a screw, nut, or bolt, and that I'd have to run to the hardware store and buy one that doesn't quite match the others. I got to the end... put in my last nut and bolt and saw that I had about 20 extra.... extra spaces, etc. Loosing one, breaking one, stripping an nut or bolt... wouldn't have been a problem. The coating goes around the edges. Having worked with standing seam steal roofs before, I know they are quite dangerous to work with... for the installer. The edges are usually very sharp, and you have to be very careful not to touch them with your bare skin... lest you wind up with a big cut. But... on these roof panels, the entire piece is coated, including the edges. As far as I can tell, none of the edges was sharp. Because I was working alone, I had to man-handle the pieces, frequently touching the edges with my hands, arms... even my neck. Except for the one screw above that I've already mentioned, I didn't suffer any injuries. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2021 by Bob K

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