Very happy with this replacement cover. Seems to be much better than the original cover that came with it. We have a variety of weather from hot sun, to high winds and heavy downpours. Cover remains tight and no tears or rips. Very happy with purchase.

This arrived on time and in good condition. The quality seems pretty standard. A note when installing. Even though you may be able to get this up with 1 person, having 2 people makes it a bit easier. The canopy was a bit snug and it was hard getting in at least 2 of the corners. I just put this up and it hasn't rained yet, so I'll give water resistance the benefit of the doubt with 4 stars. I'll say, I'm not as young as I once was and definitely feel it in the back after putting this together. I would say it probably makes more sense to put the small top on first before you put the main canopy on. Thank you.

I personally loved it

Had to replace gifted gazebo top. Worked great. Easy to put on

This is the 2nd replacement canopy since we purchased our gazebo in 2014. They only last a few years due to sun and weather and depending on fabric and construction. After looking at many reviews on different canopies, here's what I can tell you about this one.

Top canopy piece: I read that some now come with ties instead of velcro. This one comes with velcro and it fits. On the last replacement, we couldn't get the small top piece on without opening one of the seams about 3-4 inches and rigging it back together. So this one - good size, has velcro, works as expected.

Main canopy: the ripstop fabric seems heavier than our previous canopy but these tops are all easy to rip if not careful. This top has one corner with a 1"x3" handle-thing. Once I discovered it, I switched to putting that corner on last. You use this sewn on strap to help pull the last corner over the frame. This canopy is a tight fit and the strap came unsewn as we were just about to get it on. I ended up letting the top sit for a couple days hoping it would stretch a little and I got a needle/heavy thread and stitched the handle back on. It just could have been reinforced better. I also used a small bungee to keep it in place so the wind didn't rip anything in the meantime. So this is where I go "dear husband, I said I wasn't going to jack with another canopy top, get us hard top" but maybe next year! To continue... it rained and after a half-a_ _ed sewing job and some pulling and stretching, I got the last corner on. Be persistent!

Over all, this was a slightly better replacement than we got last time. If you have winter weather, you really need to take them off and back on in the spring which is a hassle but having the gazebo has been worth the hassle (so far!). I am an upper 50's age gal who usually puts this on myself but help is recommended especially when getting up high to put the upper top on.

One last tip is, when small rips have occurred or to reinforce seams on the corners, I have used Tear-Aid type A canvas repair clear tape to prolong the life of the canopy.