Much heavier than I expected.  Nearly impossible to set up without help from a second person. I managed to do it but don't think I will again without help.  The instruction say once you extend the legs approx 6' apart to push upward on the center section to raise the roof and finish extending the legs.  When I attempted to raise it the whole Gazebo just lifted off the ground.  This is where a second person is needed. Once the main section is up there are many, many velcro attachments to make.  I've only set it up once at home for a trial.  I'll have a better review to give once I take it on our next RV trip.  I will say it seems much more stable than the Coleman 13 x 15 canopy we now own.  The horizontal walls and 1 ft overhanging eaves will be a welcome plus when raining.  The photo is of the test setup after it arrived.  The ceiling in the garage didn't allow me to fully extend the legs to their maximum height.  That is another chore that would be best done with additional help.