MasterCanopy Durable Ez Pop-up Gazebo Tent with 1 Sidewall(3X3M,Dark Grey)

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If you’re hoping to host a gathering, no matter the weather, you’ll likely benefit from a gazebo with protective sides. These can be closed around you and your guests if the weather takes a turn. Avoid sides made of netting and look into more structurally solid sides which perhaps have windows built in. The gazebo comes with six sandbags, 12 guylines and 12 solid stakes for stability. It withstands breezy weather well, but should be taken down in higher winds.

Available in a huge range of bright colours, the ABCCANOPY Fully Waterproof Pop Up Gazebo is a great option for those looking for a weather resistant canopy in a particular shade.

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If you only have light winds to deal with, then this gazebo will remain safely secure and stable, thanks to the four guy ropes that keep it attached to the ground and the weight bags that hold it steady. I set it up in a very exposed spot on my hilly Scottish farm, and it wasn’t until wind speeds reached over 40km/h that I felt concerned enough to take it down. However, put it somewhere a little more protected and it’ll no doubt stay standing in much worse conditions. Designed to be assembled by just one person, this gazebo simply pops into place. It can be put up in around 10 minutes, with no poles or tools required. It’s easy to adjust the height settings, and it comes with a wheeled carry bag for transportation. The wheels make it easier to manoeuvre the 17 kg weight of this gazebo.

There is a choice of 17 different colours to choose from, which is a lot more than the majority of gazebos, and it can be matched to any garden furniture or themes to help it become a complementary feature in the garden. Some gazebos don’t come with side walls. These are best suited to being used as sun shades. Their canopies may still be waterproof/showerproof but they won’t have any protection from the wind (or from rain blowing in sideways). Gazebos without sides are ideal for offering protection on warm days. Rectangular gazebos often work well in gardens because they’re the same shape as the space. Additionally, they can be a good way to cover an entire patio. People might be positioned further away from each other than in a square gazebo, but you can often fit a rectangular dining table in the space (with sufficient space for people to move around). Rectangular gazebos are also good for having food-serving tables inside or a buffet. When it comes to pop up gazebos, there are a few different shapes to choose from. The most common shapes are square, rectangular and hexagonal. Each of which have their pros and cons.Being located in the North East of Scotland means that I have some seriously high expectations when a product claims to be weatherproof. What makes things even more challenging is the fact that my farm sits at the top of a hill, meaning that every day is a windy one. Finally, there are gazebos with detachable sides that offer the best of both worlds. These gazebos can be used as just a canopy when shade is required, with the walls being added on when the temperature drops in the evening. Weatherproofing