4m x 6m (13ft x 20ft) Commercial Grade Heavy Duty Marquee.

Sturdy structure, takes two for assembly but easy to do. Very happy with purchase. Would recommend

I looked at the good reviews before purchasing this for our Bowls Club and was pleased with the result. It took 4 of us a good hour or so to assemble as the instructions were rather sparse with information, however, it was fairly easy to work it out. I also recommend attaching the roof canvas to the frame whilst on the ground as it saves using a ladder especially on the larger sizes. All in all we are more than happy with our purchase.

Generally easy to assemble for one person except for the roof which needs two (more are helpful) because it's a very tight fit and has to be really streeeeetched to fit. Watertight except when very windy - the walls' ends then let in the wind/rain a bit. Overall - just what was needed.

Easy to assemble and very sturdy

Easy to assemble. Nice and sturdy! No complaints here. Set up by 2 of us. Took the better part of 2 to 3 hours. This was mainly because we were quite impatient and did not search properly for the assembly instructions before trying to put it together. We were however able to set it up using just the pictures on Amazon. It was also very easy to dismantle. Nice product.

Endorse entirely the comments made by the other reviewer. This is an extremely robust marquee/tent (rather than gazebo). It is well made, sturdy and was completely waterproof. Either end is a zipped opening or you can open any/all of the side panels. No criticisms!

I have been looking at this & the heavier material models for some time & decided to take a chance on the description being correct. When I came to erect it I was pleased with the strength of the material & the poles. The material is noticeable thicker than the cheaper versions & unless you are using it on a daily bases, is suitable for many needs. Heavier models are 500g/sm which would make then very heavy to handle. The poles are a one piece construction so you do not have any joints in between the connections, thus aiding rigidity. As every joint has screw in retainers (finger tight is plenty), this also makes for a firmer construction. Two people are required to erect it but most of the work can be done by one (unless it is windy). The instructions show erecting the frame with only the roof attached but I would recommend attaching the end walls to the roof bars at the same time, or you will need to use a step ladder to attach these later. As this is a heavier model it will stand considerably more wind than the cheaper ones but, in my opinion, there are not enough guy ropes for this & I would recommend using the ratchet type as well. These screw into the ground & go over the side poles & will take a considerable torque, which the frame is well able to manage. They also fit on the inside thus removing any trip hazards that additional ropes would entail.I like the fact that the sides can be pegged to the ground both from the inside as well as the extending skirt on the outside. This saves a tremendous amount of flapping when windy. The bungee connectors can be a bit fiddly until you get used to fitting the the right way round, as you will need to attached two or three sections to the same one in places. The only drawback I have encountered is due to the poles being a one piece construction, it does mean that you will need at least a 2 meter area to store it when not in use. All in all I am very please with it & would recommend them.