PURPLE LEAF Hardtop Gazebo 12' X 12' Metal Roof with Netting and Curtains Hard Top Backyard Patio Gazebos Permanent Canopy Deck Garden Hot Tub Outdoor Pavilion
Providing ample shade against the hot summer and protection from other sereve weather, the gazebo is serving as the perfect spot for outdoor party, grilling, soaking or storage.
High quality aluminum frames and galvanized steel roofs make the gazebo rust and weather-resistant, which can withstand 2,500 lbs of snow, wind speeds up to 40 MPH. So it will not require lots of upkeep and maintain in most types of weather outside.
The hardtop roof features downward sloping gutters that allow rainwater and snow to slide down the slope and directly into the ground for timely and hassle-free drainage.
Four-sided nettings to keep well-ventilated, full-zip polyester curtains for extra privacy and the inner rooftop netting offers you comprehensive protection.
Its rich but neutral dark brown color blends well with various decor themes, and the weather resistant finish can last for years of use. Khaki curtains can match with most furniture. The roof is fitted with hook so you can hang fans and décor of your choice.
Protection Plan: 5 years for hardtop roof, 1 year for frame construction, and 2 years for curtains & netting.
Disclaimer: Check HOA guidelines and local building codes before purchasing. A permit may be required.
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