I've owned mine since 2015 and it's held up well. It stays outside in Indiana year round (covered when not in use) and it's still in good shape, getting ready to replace the grate but that's just normal wear. I would recommend using loctite on the screws on the legs and then be careful not to over tighten them, I did this and mine is still very sturdy. The legs would be better if they had threaded inserts and just bolted on with a 1/4-20 bolt. Other than that the materials are comparable to Weber but the cooking performance is superior for sure. I had a Weber for 30yrs before this grill and while I don't expect this one to last that long, I think with decent care it will last at least 10yrs.