It’s well worth the price. It looks really nice and the tent portion is very cleaverly built. The directions for putting it up are not easily understood and you need 2 people and 3 or 4 would be easier & faster. Putting the tent parts over the frame was more less easy and somewhat self explanatory. Start off with pulling it open, keeping it low to the ground and fitting the canopy over it. The biggest part we didn’t understand was that you need to get under it while it’s low and you’ll see a bar hanging from the center (ceiling)… push it all the way up until it clicks and at the same time it should fully open with the canopy getting tight. If it doesn’t click, it will start to close up like an umbrella. The lower canopy will fit snugly over the corners. We have left ours out on our deck for a month now. It’s been through heavy rains and has had no issues. We will put it away until next Summer in another month and now that we know how to set it up, it will be much easier the 2nd time around!Bought this several months ago, FINALLY got in installed on the stamped concrete pad we had built. Looks nice.+ Looks wonderful.+ Relatively easy to assemble, although some of the steps are hard to follow - particularly for attaching the string for the curtains ( we just tied them to the post ). If you don't have 4 people when you assemble it, you can alternate between two people per side - changing regularly to extend it out, and then to raise it up.+ Assembles VERY quickly. * Note, I am assuming it will disassemble quickly too. I know we can collapse it easily.+ Product has some weight to it in carrying bag - enough you will need some strength to carry it - or just have two people.- Mosquito netting needs to be weighted at the bottom, otherwise mosquitos STILL GET IN whenever a breeze blows.- It might measure 13x13, but it feels more like 10x10. Maybe with the outside edge overlap it's 13ft, but you aren't really using that. I'd rather get something larger.- The string to secure it to the ground is inadequate. So are the stakes. Don't bother using them. Get better stakes and a nice strong rope.I've had this over a year. It's been great and am totally enjoying it. After a big wind storm, the gazebo blew over and the canopy ripped. I'm still using it but when it rains (if and when in CA) I won't be able to sit outside. And there does not appear to be an option to replace it, otherwise I would give 5 stars.We're using the 13x13 gazebo canopy on our porch until we're ready to something more permanent. It's a perfect fit, with ample inside space for a couch, two chairs, and several tables. The height allows a 6-foot adult to walk inside without ducking. The frame appears relatively robust and secure. It came with four weight bags for the legs (as several reviewers recommend, we're using water bottles/jugs rather than sand), and I've also tied the legs to the porch with bungee cords. No movement seen with 10-15 mile wind gusts. I plan on lowering the canopy as far down as possible during higher winds. While not waterproof, the fabric seems fairly rain-resistant. We've sat under it during gentle, steady rain but had to move inside during one major downpour with wind-driven rain.Altogether, with the caveat of just two weeks of experience with the canopy, I'm satisfied with the purchase. Similar canopies I've looked at in the big box stores are going for much higher prices. At a little over a couple of hundred bucks, I figure if I can get two years or more from the canopy, I've got my money's worth.Now for the down side. While it may be possible for one person to set up the canopy, that person wasn't me. I had to recruit my wife to help. One reason you need two people is that when you open the frame on a smooth surface, such as a porch, the frame tends to slide rather than opening unless someone/something is anchoring the other side.The set-up instructions are terrible. Let me repeat, terrible. No words on the single sheet of paper that purports to be the instructions, just poorly rendered, cryptic graphics. Unlike with many things on the Web, I couldn't find one video explaining set-up. There is *one* video on YouTube specific to the 13x13 ABCCANOPY but it's almost like a parody of an instructional video. After telling you how easy set-up is, the YouTuber fast-forwards through most of his set-up, with no explanation of what he's doing or how he's doing it.So, anyway. Tips: Avoid frustration and get a second person to help. When opening the frame, you want the rods at each side to be pointing up at at an approximate 60-70 degree angle, which should mean the frame is at full extension. It's easier at this point if one person goes inside the frame and attaches the small canopy roof. On the inside frame arms you'll find what appear to be small levers that can be opened to around 20 degrees. These are there to help secure the small canopy roof. You'll find pockets at each end of the small roof. The "levers" go into those pockets. The large canopy roof is similarly secured; its pockets fitting into the large rods at each side of the frame. Once that's done, the "inside person" can unlock the tentpole button and push the roof frame up until it locks with an audible click. Again, this is easier with a second person holding the outside frame. Now all you to do is open the legs to get the frame to full height. You'll see a hole in each leg. Unlock the leg and pull the leg up until you "click" into the hole. If the leg is still sliding freely without unlocking it, you haven't hit (or missed) the hole. That should be it. Hope these details help. Enjoy your canopy!I am absolutely disgusted with this product. We put it up which wasn’t hard to put up, we anchored it down as the instructions said and even used extra anchor weights. We had small winds, it wasn’t even extremely windy and this photo is the result. The frame literally just bent. It’s such poor quality that even small winds will break this. It is less than two months old. Money down the drain.Very easy to assembledQuick tip though from one who never reads instructions1) pull the frame out on lowest legs first2) attach both canopiesSmall one Ties to the big one at the corners3) make sure you feed the big canopy through the long poles on each corner first then put the canopy corners in place4) that’s I honestly the most complicated bitThen is just extending the legs andHanging the fly nets this product also comes with sand bags you can attach to each leg(But no sand)Definitely worth the money and looks super expensive.I am a very happy customer 100% ???From the beginning I thought it would be something of poor quality, but I received a very good thing, the quality of the material is very good, easy to install, everything is according to the size indicated by the seller, we are very satisfied with this purchase. Now children have a place to play regardless of the time outside. I recommend to others to have a pleasant place in the garden, for fun and friendsSays 3meter x3 meter but actually that speck is very wrongWhen open it’s nearer 4 x 4 metersTotal waste of my time and moneyHave to wait for it to be picked up and then wait for the refund to clear disappointment is an under statement ruined my party as I didn’t havdd we the time to get another one will deffo contact trading standards as the description is very very wrongHowever Amazon tried to deal with this as effectively as they could