For the price it’s ok and doesn’t look too bad. It’s not sturdy as it claims it has steel poles but they’re not.  Assembling was easy once you figured out how to do it. Instructions didn’t help once you got passed step 1.  The key was to open it like an umbrella and push hard. You’ll need at least two people to set it up.  Once the canopy was up the rest was easy, just going around tying up the netting. Since I placed my gazebo on concrete, I secured it with two Tapcon screws size 5/16, 2 1/4 length for each stand. You’ll need a hammer drill and a 1/4” concrete drill bit.  I also used the tie down cords to secure it to the house. I used the small screw hooks and screwed them to the house. Hopefully, this is enough to hold it in place. Even though it’s placed in between the two sides of the house, a lot of water and wind goes through there.