AECOJOY 8' x 8' Hardtop Gazebo with Roof - Wall Mounted Pergola for Patio, Deck & Backyard (64 Sq.Ft Shade) - Heavy Duty Outdoor Canopy for Garden, BBQ & Relaxation

no more bugs, great view , love it.1. it's adaptable---my deck is 20X14(actual size 13'8'' X19') with a fireplace sticking out in the middle, space is very tight, I had to raise its hight by 7'' to place one front corner on top of the fireplace roof2. Composite deck, DW did not want drilling, I used zip ties for base support, extremely sturdy3. Screened easily with mosquito net ($25 for 10X20 net) , a garage magnetic screen door and one privacy outdoor curtain, total under $704. bought 2X3'' gutters from HD and cut the top middle with 1.5'' opening, supported by overhangs which are supported by wood studs fixated on the pre drilled holes , works great5.Assembling was easy but a lot : you only have 3 major components for framing----5 legs, 2 beams and 8 rafters, you can pre-assemble them inside your garage and then move them to the site. I did most of assembling by self, only needed a bit help for legs' standing up and positioniong6, Make sure G leaking holes facing upside. Initially K2 panels appeared 1/2 '' too long but after some push they fit tight. During downpour, I still have a little leaking, i pulled open the panels again and found out 2 K2 panels are a little short and they can move up/down a bit easily. I am fine with a little leaking , still 5 stars for its value and adaptability7. To the seller: Back legs should have pre-drilled holes for triangles too, I have 2 extra triangles but can't attach them to the back legs that would add stability without increasing one penny cost8. the roof is paper light , you must have hard base for anchoring/support, this is purely customers' responsibility. If you really want the gazebo to be free standing, buy a 3rd leg( not sure you can) for the back side or 4X4X8 post from HD and bolt it to the back beam middle point ( 4 predrilled holes there ), the cost would be $15