Greenhurst 3m Wall Mounted Gazebo - Grey
Greenhurst 3m Wall Mounted Gazebo - Grey
Product code
248101
Model
4399
Greenhurst 3m Wall Mounted Gazebo - Grey is rated
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£234.99
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Overview
Create an extra room outdoors with Greenhurst's stylish easy–fit wall mounted gazebo. Ideal for alfresco dining and outdoor entertaining with the comfort of shelter and sunshade.
Make the most of your patio area with this stylish, easy-fit, wall mounted gazebo. Perfect for enjoying alfresco dining, it comes with a grey showerproof PU coated cover securely fastening to the frame with hook and eye tabs, and can easily be removed when not in use.
The heavy-duty steel frame has fixings at the feet and wall to keep the canopy firmly in place, providing you with reliable, long-lasting shelter and peace of mind at all times.
You’ll find it easy to assemble, and it will cover a large surface area of 300cm wide by 250cm deep with a sloping height down to 205cm (adding to the modern design), ensuring large families can enjoy the great outdoors together.
Features and Benefits
- Durable steel frame– Constructed from heavy-duty black powder coated steel (40mm/0.9mm gauge) that’s built to last.
- Feet and wall fixings– Firmly securing the gazebo in place for great stability against strong gusts of wind.
- Showerproof– The 180gm2 polyester PU coated canopy covering securely fastens to the frame with hook and eye tabs to provide shelter against rain.
- Removable cover– Simple to detach from the frame, this cover can easily be packed away when not in use over long periods such as the winter months.
Specifications
- Dimensions: H260 x W300 x D250cm
- Colour: Grey
- Weight: 27kg
- Guarantee: 1 Year
- Self assembly: Yes
Reviews (1)
Rated 1 out of
5
by
GrahamFromSouthampton from
Difficult to install, easy to bend
I regret buying this product and have managed to bend some joins so can't even return it.
The first problem is that the instruction manual has just three low resolution pictures, so most components were installed and then removed once I realised that there was a position/orientation to some of the metal.
Secondly, the unit is far too large to be built upright, so you need to build it upside down and then right it once all four sides are together, but the metal was too weak on the joins to turn it (unless you have four people who are 8 foot tall, as that is how big the unit is).
Finally, once it was all together, the plastic that the fabric attaches to doesn't stick in the metal (that wasn't damaged) so the fabric just pops off anyway. It's currently in bits waiting for the skip.
Date published: 2021-06-09
