This seems like a good quality gazebo and 25% cheaper than the 'normal' price - dropped by £25 today.
13 comments
gordo220_0
28 Jan 16#13
We have had one for two years an it fits exactly on our deck. Great for unsettled weather, especially here in Scotland. We all bought the sides and front. No complaints what so ever
*Sloman*
28 Jan 16#12
We had one fro Glastonbury. Life saver from the rain and the sun
Mucka
28 Jan 16#9
could the poles be replaced with generic fibreglass ones?
wdh to Mucka
28 Jan 16#10
You can see the steel poles in the video on the Amazon page. (And some 'plastic' brackets.)
Looks fairly robust to me.
Besford to Mucka
28 Jan 16#11
Probably - as long as you replace the cover, clips, guy ropes, etc. too.
WHY? :confused:
rosscopark
28 Jan 16#7
The poles are metal, if you manage to break them you're doing something terribly wrong.
Darkman to rosscopark
28 Jan 16#8
Not according to some reviews, light wind bent them! And no spares
decade
28 Jan 16#6
dislike the bending poles, easy to break and not so easy to repair.
MBeeching
27 Jan 16#5
I enjoyed the video, quite tempted to live in one :smile:
robertoegg
27 Jan 161#4
Can't comment on the price, but, they are great shelters!
dodgymix
27 Jan 16#3
Ok price but recently this price for the much larger ones
admando
27 Jan 16#2
thats pretty reasonable. I got the 4.5m one for £84 in recent 30% off warehouse deals. Got a couple of walls for it too from amazon france for £13 each. Look forward to setting it up in the summer
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Looks fairly robust to me.
WHY? :confused: