The canopy overall is ok - but could be made better. Assembly was fairly easy, just take your time and two people will be necessary for some parts and four when putting the top on the bottom legs. For me it is the little cheap things that make a difference! First, the stakes that come with this are ridiculously useless and secondly the base of the feet are too small to support this large structure. You will have to get long thin, study stakes on your own. I had this stacked down in my patio and during high winds it was ripped out between the patio blocks and ended up flying over a four foot fence and into my neighbor’s yard - I was glad I was home, because it wound of went further and caused some serious damage! After retrieving it one top bar was damaged, but I was able to put it back in place but the weld is broken. I now have it on the grass, with long steel stakes and 25 pound cement blocks on each leg. So far its holding. Another cheap feature is the tie loops for the screens - for goodness sakes if you are going to make a product don’t use cheap stuff! I wish I spent a few more dollars and got a better quality product.This was tedious, but fairly easy to put together with 2 people. Looks nice on my deck. My most disappointing find was that after a steady but light rain the cushions on my couch underneath were soaked. There are at least 3 spots that water is dripping from the stitching in the canvas overhead. Very disappointing for what I paid.I want to say that this is a beautiful gazebo. Very easy to assemble. However, please be aware of the following. First, the plastic rings used to hang the bug netting inside are a cheap plastic. Many of them came in broken or were not formed properly in the manufacturing process. Luckily, there were some extras but they were all used. Second, one of the main leg poles was missing the internal parts that are necessary for the screw to screw into. As a result, we had to drill the holes out on the other side and then purchase longer bolts and nuts in order to keep it together. We did not feel it was worth having an entirely new leg sent to us. Lastly, and most importantly to us, was the fact that the initial information about the gazebo noted that there were curtains provided and that they were for privacy purposes. The reason why we purchased this gazebo, besides the gray color, was because we believed it came with a full set of privacy weatherproof curtains. That is false. The curtains they are talking about are nothing more than decorative panels that are in the corner of the gazebo. We were very disappointed to see that they did not extend the entire width of the gazebo. As a result, we have gone out and now spent an additional $100 on privacy curtains that we thought automatically came with the gazebo.We got this one as we were in a budget. Have no regrest. Really easy to install with 2 adults. And have no problema so far.Was great at first and seemed very sturdy, then the storm came. It blew it so far it would up in my neighbors yard on the power lines. Bent the poles so bad that I’m not sure if I can fix it.The velcro strips are much to short to reach around the gazebo legs. I ended up using rope to secure the bags. Otherwise, they will do.very easy to assemble and sturdy. Company claims it comes with curtains but they are not curtains. They are thin corner panels that do not close to zip and protect furniture inside from getting wet.I couldn't be more pleased with this replacement canopy. The fabric is heavier then the original and the fit is tight with well made seems. I only wish we'd discovered the pull hook before my husband smashed his finger trying to get the canopy on the our existing gazebo frame. Once we saw the hook tumble out of the vent-top piece, it was super simple to pull the corners in place using the fabric loops that are on one corner of both the canopy and the vent-top. We are going to buy another to have on hand when needed for our second gazebo.