10 ft. x 10 ft. Outdoor Patio Arrow Gazebo

I assume they are there to prevent top sagging when it rains,however, they are too far up and serve no purpose. I’ve had to replace top because water pooling and it rips where the Velcro straps are. Now again this has happened but I will not pay for another top, I will patch it and put grommets lower down where it makes sense. Also ordered replacement small top but because it came in before I was ready to put up didn’t realize till later it doesn’t fit frame it’s too small and can’t stretch it enough to fit all 4 posts. The frame itself has lasted but the tops need some thought. Before I buy another gazebo I will be aware of these problems and even though I like the Arrow might consider a different brand.

Yes there is a zipper in the center of each side. You can keep them open with the built in Velcro tie-back or keep them zipped closed. They work individually, so you can have some open, some closed.

Yes you can we drilled the metal sides to our deck. We take the whole top and canvas off and store for our WI winters wile the metal sides stay on the deck all winter.The canvas top last about 2 summers as our deck gets direct sun. We also do not keep the velcro attached to the top its not needed to hold on and if you do the wind will whip under it and eventually it tears where the velcro is attached on the top. I love this set. It is my second set I have bought for my deck in the last six years. Keeps the mosquitos out with the attached sides that zip. I usually don't respond to posts but wanted to share what i found helpful. i will buy this again.

I've had two full frame Arrow Gazebos and three Replacement tops in the last 10 years. First, I screw the frame into the concrete patio. Then, caulk all joints, and spray paint with Rustolium black gloss or semi-gloss. I do this at the end or beginning of each season. When storing the tops for the winter I use black duct tape to cover any openings at the top of frame to keep the rain from getting inside the frame. This will preserve the frame from the elements. After three years the frame will begin to deteriorate anyway, but you will get an extra year or two of use. I haven't found a way to preserve the replacement tops as yet, but when high winds are forcast I remove all the corners and tie them together in the center under the top canopy. This prevents the unit from becoming airborne. I never use the Velcro ties because they weaken and tear the canopy with the high winds and rain. That's all folks and good luck. I do this all myself and I'm 80 years and female. P.S. once you've had a Gazebo you never want to live without one.

As far as I know it doesn't offer privacy curtains only the ones shown in the advertisement. You could check a site like Garden Winds they have lots of items such as that.

I've had mine for 5+ years. I keep the frame up all winter and use the cover and netting only in the spring and summer months. My frame is in good condition, no issues here.

you'd spend a fortune on spray waterproofing if you did. This is not necessary, water does not penetrate the canopy at all. I never waterproof the tops, I replace the top every 2 or 3 years due to sun exposure.

Getting rid of them. Move out the last of the inventory to go on to something else. Prices depend on what part of the country you're in, the stage of obsolescence or discontinuance, and vicissitudes of manager's specials. Personally, I think they are realizing this thing is a flimsy wreck and are dumping it. If not, then they should. I wouldn't buy it again.

yes - Replacement canopy internet # 203593264 •Replacement netting internet # 203593280

No, this is not easy to assemble or disassemble. I would suggest a pop-up for that application.