So it was a five star review when we first set it up. And I’m finally getting a chance to change that. I wish I had photos of the damage it took from the wind but I was so mad at how destroyed it was that I just started ripping it back apart without capturing it’s bent up glory. 

The canopy screens blew all over the place in the slightest breeze. But having placed it on a concrete slab, the day I had run out to buy anchor screws and a drill bit to break through the slab, I returned home to find it upside down partly over my fence into the neighbors yard, partly in my freshly planted garden. The bolts snapped clear through the metal frame, the corner braces buckled, and two of the crossbraces took a good beating as well. 

That said... if it had been anchored down my only real issues would be with the canopy constantly flapping around and it starting to rust at the bolts after only one week. But yeah. It was way too lightweight to survive for more than 10 days.