Nice little gazebo! ❤❤❤❤ I strapped a tv onto my saxony gazebo with the ZeboZAP gazebo tv mount that didn’t require any drilling. 🎉 Love the outdoor tv setup now. Quick 10 minute work gave me lots of moral boost. 😂😂😂
Great video. Very informative. I just put together the XL version..well 75% it kicked my butt doing it mainly by my self. Even with your advice on using making tape for the metal bar’s, I almost raged like Homer Simpson when he was trying to build his outdoor pit 😂 I really appreciate this video. Wish me luck on the roof lol.
Hi Jay, thanks for the kind words. I'm getting the XL version, I saw it on the website the other day--nice! Yes, I had a little challenge with the metal bars as well. The roof appears a bit intimidating, but it'll be pretty easy. Since its the XL you may want to get a second person to prop up the corner for you. Then you'll be able to lift your corner, move yourself to the middle and push it up. I don't know if you saw the Roof Lift part of the video....you can use the Force, I used my Jedi Powers to lift it. See video at 06:17
@@PapaStroh Hey Stroh. I finally completed the build, with some help thank goodness lol. The roof was a pita but once it was placed on it was well worth it. It looks wonderful. I’d like to know what mods/accessories you added? If possible.
Wow this is very thorough video. I put mine together today using the Built app. That was a great idea to put tape on the poles under the shelves. I had a heck of a time getting those poles to cooperate. I installed the electric box but I can’t figure out what that flip-down thing is for on the bottom of it? Any idea?
You said we need several adults to put the roof on but at 6:17 if I just lay the roof on the back of the gazebo over time it will just gradually slide up to the top by itself 😂😂😂😂
Hi Tony, its the magic levitating roof technique. LOL! I try to put an Easter Egg in almost all of my videos to see if people catch them. Like the subtly animated Groot in the marinator video and Superman flying by in an invisible car behind my steer in the brisket video. By the way, you have an AWESOME RUclips Channel!
@@Mralanc you got this! I did it by myself and you can too. Even the roof, although it magically levitated, LOL. If you have any questions post them in the comments. I have some video clips from my build that I can respond with. Best of luck, be safe, and God bless!
@@Mralanc how did you make out. And any thoughts what you would charge if someone asked you to put this together for them? Lol I know it's random. Also did you bolt this to the concrete ground?
Great video, but now I may not be able to purchase this Gazebo unless you think that I can assemble the roof on top of the frame. I was planning on installing this on my deck which is 7ft tall. Best Regards!
Thank you for posting this! How does the product receive power? Is it basically a power strip with a 3-prong plug at the end or does it need to be wired in?
Hi It's Me, it's a 3 Prong Connection. I captured some video so you could get a better look at it and how I connected it.... ruclips.net/video/O0KBbtE0ITI/видео.html Let me know if you have any other questions. Take care, be safe, and God Bless!
Hi Sonja, good for you. If you look on page 9 of the owner's manual you will see a list of items that you need-don't forget safety glasses. This includes, level, hammer, T-square, screw driver, ladder, rubber mallet, tape measure, and corded drill, but you will also need a socket wrench (and a wrench and/or open ended wrench) specifically with 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 7/16 sockets. There are dedicated tool stores that you can purchase these tools like Harbor Freight for a very reasonable price sometimes they have whole tool kits. In some of the set up tips in the video, you'll see me using a large spring clamp and ratchet clamp (not expensive) it really helped me since I did it all by myself. As for the ladder you can use a step ladder or a platform ladder (like a short step ladder) of reasonable height. You will need gloves for handling the aluminum sheets for the roof and you will need a second person to help you lift the roof into place. Use both the app and manual to instruct you and take your time and be safe- you'll do great! Hope this helps, best of luck, and God bless!
@@PapaStroh ty for responding. This will be my 1st time attempting something like this due to I am tire of paying other for all my projects. Time for me to learn how for myself. The money I Pay others, I can start building my tool collection. Ty again😊
Thanks for the video. I bought the same one last week from sams. The wood was nicked up and scratched pretty good. Also the thru bolts and studs are pretty cheap metal, I recommend shooting some wd-40 before assembly. All in all I think it looks ok. Does the roof keep out rain?
Hi 8, thanks for the advice on the WD40, great idea--wish I would've thought of that. My build produced a bunch of scratches (along with the ones out of the box), easy fix with Coffee Stain, though. Yeap, the roof does keep the rain off from overhead, but it'll sneak in from the sides....snow too. It does real good in high winds, as long as you anchor it down. As far as looks, you can dress it up. I added automated cafe lights (with Alexa), cook timer, magnetic grill tool holders, and use a portable TV. (other stuff, I'll do a video on it later) I think you'll be real happy with your Gazebo. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless.
Great video! Thank you. I wanted to ask about the larger gazebo in the back ground. Who makes it and what was the price for these two items? Looking to upgrade an outdoor area! Thanks again!
Hi Liam, thanks for the kind words. They are both made by Backyard Discovery see links below. I got them both at Sam's Club. Both Gazebo and Pergola look awesome at night with color changeable Cafe Lights. It really sets the mood for BBQs and "Get Togethers." I have my Cafe Lights set up with WIFI outdoor dual plugs so I can turn them on with Alexa voice command. Will do a video on that soon, I already shot it just need to put it together. Also, you can see on the video at night I have Solar Torches (blue) attached to the large Pergola--they're pretty cool. Best of luck on the outdoor area! Hope you publish a video or two to let us see the end result. Take care! Here's the links for the manufacturer, Backyard Discovery: (Large Pergola) www.backyarddiscovery.com/collections/pergolas-gazebos/products/silverton-14-x-10-pergola-w-electric-barnwood (Grill Gazebo) www.backyarddiscovery.com/collections/pergolas-gazebos/products/saxony-grill-gazebo Sam's Club (appears they have the Grill Gazebo in stock): (Grill Gazebo) www.samsclub.com/p/backyard-discovery-saxony-cedar-grill-gazebo/prod25320074?xid=plp_product_17
@@PapaStroh Awesome, thanks for the reply and all the great info. I’ll have to rewatch the video for the solar torches.. lol. I’m not sure if I’ll post the set up, I’m not much of a content maker. Thanks for all your info the and best wishes..
Hi Nick: You won't need to tape or seal it. The roof panels seat/nest together real good. My Gazebo has been through rain and high winds without any problems. I have a quick vid that I'm putting together on this. I'll send you the link when I'm done. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
Hi AJXPinto! Excellent job, 7 hours by yourself is not bad at all--great job! I responded to you in this video with examples, ruclips.net/video/jCSdSTw-zew/видео.html In regards to pre-drilling, the panels have pre-drilled holes but the Edge Trim does not. You're provided with self-tapping screws, which are pretty good without the pre-drill. You may want to use a center punch (automatic) to mark the location where you'll fasten, you'll see in the video.
Did you bolt it to a concrete floor? Also were you able to lift the roof up and slide it from the back by yourself. I only ask because someone has asked to hire me to put this together. I have no idea what to charge them. Any ideas? Thanks guys
@@PrecisionToolJ Hi 3D, yes I used concrete anchors to bolt to the concrete. The package contains 16 concrete anchor screws. The instructions are on Page 16 of the manual. You'll need to pre-drill using a 3/16" Concrete drill bit. Charge for installation, you're looking at an average of about 7 hours minimum so depending on your hourly rate plus additionals like anchoring to the concrete. As far as the roof, its a two man lift but it will easily lift up into place from the back and will only take a couple of minutes to get up there. Let me know if you need any additional information, video, or photos. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
@@jpetrey it's been so long since I assembled this but from what I can remember, I bought a drill and drilled the bolts or nuts into the areas they needed to go into
Hi Buzz, If you review the instruction manual, steps 13-17 you'll see that the L Brackets on the Rails attach to the post providing the stability. The table sits on the L Bracket and is fastened to the rail and post through the L Bracket. The bracket supports both. You can download the instruction manual and see what you think at: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0545/0041/files/GENINFO-01_ID_13731.pdf?v=1649251903 Hope this helps, stay safe and God Bless!
Hi JP, I am assuming you mean after installing the roof frame on top of the Gazebo. The manufacturer recommends attaching the panels after assembling the roof frame on the ground. However, installing them (in the way you described) might be an acceptable variation if you have the proper equipment and gear to elevate you to attach the screws. Please remember that the roof panels are very sharp. I would recommend following the manufacturer's instructions. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
Hi Joseph, if you have another person helping you about 4-6 hours. It took me a little more 6 hours and I was filming. Recommend sorting out hardware and lumber. Use the clamps to hold things in place, if you don't have an extra pair of hands helping. Best of luck, stsy safe, and God bless!
Great informative BUT it is missing details to complete the edges of the roof. It is missing in all the instructions. by the way - the instructions are very poor. I am not happy with the product. Planning to put in the back of my truck and return it.
Thank you brother. Sorry to hear that you are having those issues. Yes, the roof was a little challenging for me as well. Let me know if you have specific questions and I hope that this other video that I produced to answer another's question might help. ruclips.net/video/jCSdSTw-zew/видео.html
You’re the man, great insight and instruction. Awesome
Animations too!
Nice little gazebo! ❤❤❤❤
I strapped a tv onto my saxony gazebo with the ZeboZAP gazebo tv mount that didn’t require any drilling. 🎉
Love the outdoor tv setup now. Quick 10 minute work gave me lots of moral boost. 😂😂😂
Wow! Great tutorial! Thank you!
Great video. Very informative. I just put together the XL version..well 75% it kicked my butt doing it mainly by my self. Even with your advice on using making tape for the metal bar’s, I almost raged like Homer Simpson when he was trying to build his outdoor pit 😂 I really appreciate this video. Wish me luck on the roof lol.
Hi Jay, thanks for the kind words. I'm getting the XL version, I saw it on the website the other day--nice! Yes, I had a little challenge with the metal bars as well. The roof appears a bit intimidating, but it'll be pretty easy. Since its the XL you may want to get a second person to prop up the corner for you. Then you'll be able to lift your corner, move yourself to the middle and push it up. I don't know if you saw the Roof Lift part of the video....you can use the Force, I used my Jedi Powers to lift it. See video at 06:17
@@PapaStroh Hey Stroh. I finally completed the build, with some help thank goodness lol. The roof was a pita but once it was placed on it was well worth it. It looks wonderful. I’d like to know what mods/accessories you added? If possible.
Wow this is very thorough video. I put mine together today using the Built app. That was a great idea to put tape on the poles under the shelves. I had a heck of a time getting those poles to cooperate. I installed the electric box but I can’t figure out what that flip-down thing is for on the bottom of it? Any idea?
You said we need several adults to put the roof on but at 6:17 if I just lay the roof on the back of the gazebo over time it will just gradually slide up to the top by itself 😂😂😂😂
Hi Tony, its the magic levitating roof technique. LOL! I try to put an Easter Egg in almost all of my videos to see if people catch them. Like the subtly animated Groot in the marinator video and Superman flying by in an invisible car behind my steer in the brisket video. By the way, you have an AWESOME RUclips Channel!
@@PapaStroh I am going to try and put this together by myself. I hope I survive.
@@Mralanc you got this! I did it by myself and you can too. Even the roof, although it magically levitated, LOL. If you have any questions post them in the comments. I have some video clips from my build that I can respond with. Best of luck, be safe, and God bless!
@@Mralanc how did you make out. And any thoughts what you would charge if someone asked you to put this together for them? Lol I know it's random. Also did you bolt this to the concrete ground?
To your knowledge can the side shelves be mounted inward? I want to use one to put food on next to the grill.
You ever get an answer to this??
Great video, but now I may not be able to purchase this Gazebo unless you think that I can assemble the roof on top of the frame. I was planning on installing this on my deck which is 7ft tall. Best Regards!
Thank you for posting this! How does the product receive power? Is it basically a power strip with a 3-prong plug at the end or does it need to be wired in?
Hi It's Me, it's a 3 Prong Connection. I captured some video so you could get a better look at it and how I connected it....
ruclips.net/video/O0KBbtE0ITI/видео.html
Let me know if you have any other questions. Take care, be safe, and God Bless!
I need to know the exact tools I need to use. I am installing my gazebo myself with no experience.
Hi Sonja, good for you. If you look on page 9 of the owner's manual you will see a list of items that you need-don't forget safety glasses. This includes, level, hammer, T-square, screw driver, ladder, rubber mallet, tape measure, and corded drill, but you will also need a socket wrench (and a wrench and/or open ended wrench) specifically with 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, and 7/16 sockets. There are dedicated tool stores that you can purchase these tools like Harbor Freight for a very reasonable price sometimes they have whole tool kits. In some of the set up tips in the video, you'll see me using a large spring clamp and ratchet clamp (not expensive) it really helped me since I did it all by myself. As for the ladder you can use a step ladder or a platform ladder (like a short step ladder) of reasonable height. You will need gloves for handling the aluminum sheets for the roof and you will need a second person to help you lift the roof into place. Use both the app and manual to instruct you and take your time and be safe- you'll do great! Hope this helps, best of luck, and God bless!
@@PapaStroh ty for responding. This will be my 1st time attempting something like this due to I am tire of paying other for all my projects. Time for me to learn how for myself. The money I Pay others, I can start building my tool collection. Ty again😊
This job took my friend 4 - 5 hours while filming the installation👌🏼👌🏼
Thanks for the video. I bought the same one last week from sams. The wood was nicked up and scratched pretty good. Also the thru bolts and studs are pretty cheap metal, I recommend shooting some wd-40 before assembly. All in all I think it looks ok. Does the roof keep out rain?
Hi 8, thanks for the advice on the WD40, great idea--wish I would've thought of that. My build produced a bunch of scratches (along with the ones out of the box), easy fix with Coffee Stain, though. Yeap, the roof does keep the rain off from overhead, but it'll sneak in from the sides....snow too. It does real good in high winds, as long as you anchor it down. As far as looks, you can dress it up. I added automated cafe lights (with Alexa), cook timer, magnetic grill tool holders, and use a portable TV. (other stuff, I'll do a video on it later) I think you'll be real happy with your Gazebo. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless.
@@PapaStroh make that video I’d like to poach some of those ideas!
Great video! Thank you. I wanted to ask about the larger gazebo in the back ground. Who makes it and what was the price for these two items? Looking to upgrade an outdoor area! Thanks again!
Hi Liam, thanks for the kind words. They are both made by Backyard Discovery see links below. I got them both at Sam's Club. Both Gazebo and Pergola look awesome at night with color changeable Cafe Lights. It really sets the mood for BBQs and "Get Togethers." I have my Cafe Lights set up with WIFI outdoor dual plugs so I can turn them on with Alexa voice command. Will do a video on that soon, I already shot it just need to put it together. Also, you can see on the video at night I have Solar Torches (blue) attached to the large Pergola--they're pretty cool. Best of luck on the outdoor area! Hope you publish a video or two to let us see the end result. Take care!
Here's the links for the manufacturer, Backyard Discovery:
(Large Pergola) www.backyarddiscovery.com/collections/pergolas-gazebos/products/silverton-14-x-10-pergola-w-electric-barnwood
(Grill Gazebo) www.backyarddiscovery.com/collections/pergolas-gazebos/products/saxony-grill-gazebo
Sam's Club (appears they have the Grill Gazebo in stock):
(Grill Gazebo) www.samsclub.com/p/backyard-discovery-saxony-cedar-grill-gazebo/prod25320074?xid=plp_product_17
@@PapaStroh Awesome, thanks for the reply and all the great info. I’ll have to rewatch the video for the solar torches.. lol. I’m not sure if I’ll post the set up, I’m not much of a content maker. Thanks for all your info the and best wishes..
@MrAlanC Just waned to follow up and see how your build went with your Grill Gazebo.
Nice video - Do you think it is worth using butyl tape when attaching the panels?
Hi Nick: You won't need to tape or seal it. The roof panels seat/nest together real good. My Gazebo has been through rain and high winds without any problems. I have a quick vid that I'm putting together on this. I'll send you the link when I'm done. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
Just took 7 hours by myself to install the whole thing. In regards to the roof, how did you drill holes in the roof panels without pre drilled holes?
Hi AJXPinto! Excellent job, 7 hours by yourself is not bad at all--great job! I responded to you in this video with examples, ruclips.net/video/jCSdSTw-zew/видео.html
In regards to pre-drilling, the panels have pre-drilled holes but the Edge Trim does not. You're provided with self-tapping screws, which are pretty good without the pre-drill. You may want to use a center punch (automatic) to mark the location where you'll fasten, you'll see in the video.
Did you bolt it to a concrete floor?
Also were you able to lift the roof up and slide it from the back by yourself.
I only ask because someone has asked to hire me to put this together. I have no idea what to charge them. Any ideas? Thanks guys
@@PrecisionToolJ Hi 3D, yes I used concrete anchors to bolt to the concrete. The package contains 16 concrete anchor screws. The instructions are on Page 16 of the manual. You'll need to pre-drill using a 3/16" Concrete drill bit. Charge for installation, you're looking at an average of about 7 hours minimum so depending on your hourly rate plus additionals like anchoring to the concrete. As far as the roof, its a two man lift but it will easily lift up into place from the back and will only take a couple of minutes to get up there. Let me know if you need any additional information, video, or photos. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
How did you assemble the roof? Thanks.
@@jpetrey it's been so long since I assembled this but from what I can remember, I bought a drill and drilled the bolts or nuts into the areas they needed to go into
Are the side shelves mandatory or will the gazebo be sturdy without them installed?
Hi Buzz, they are according to the manufacturer.. I'll shoot a short video of mine later today or tomorrow to help you decide.
Hi Buzz, If you review the instruction manual, steps 13-17 you'll see that the L Brackets on the Rails attach to the post providing the stability. The table sits on the L Bracket and is fastened to the rail and post through the L Bracket. The bracket supports both. You can download the instruction manual and see what you think at: cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0545/0041/files/GENINFO-01_ID_13731.pdf?v=1649251903 Hope this helps, stay safe and God Bless!
Is it possible to assemble the roof frame then put the panels on?
Hi JP, I am assuming you mean after installing the roof frame on top of the Gazebo. The manufacturer recommends attaching the panels after assembling the roof frame on the ground. However, installing them (in the way you described) might be an acceptable variation if you have the proper equipment and gear to elevate you to attach the screws. Please remember that the roof panels are very sharp. I would recommend following the manufacturer's instructions. Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless!
@@PapaStroh Thank you I am assembling this alone. Should have included that with my question.
Still married after the project that should account for something.
Ha, ha, ha!!! Great to hear Tom! Best of luck, stay safe, and God bless you (and your marriage!).
How long does it take to put this together?
Hi Joseph, if you have another person helping you about 4-6 hours. It took me a little more 6 hours and I was filming. Recommend sorting out hardware and lumber. Use the clamps to hold things in place, if you don't have an extra pair of hands helping. Best of luck, stsy safe, and God bless!
Great informative BUT it is missing details to complete the edges of the roof.
It is missing in all the instructions.
by the way - the instructions are very poor.
I am not happy with the product.
Planning to put in the back of my truck and return it.
Thank you brother. Sorry to hear that you are having those issues. Yes, the roof was a little challenging for me as well. Let me know if you have specific questions and I hope that this other video that I produced to answer another's question might help. ruclips.net/video/jCSdSTw-zew/видео.html