SunjoyAdd Privacy to Your 10 x 12 Gazebo with This Easy to Install Privacy Panel Side Wall Including Snap-on Rings

I read the reviews on this product and was surprised at the poor comments entered by some people. Yes the curtain doesn’t go all the way to the deck (but do you want that?), the tie-backs aren’t that strongest, the zipper isn’t the best in the world and the material isn’t going to last a lifetime. Look at what it is costing and what life expectancy you will get out of this product and what you paid - value for money can only be judged by you! Mine came with the zipper done up and a set of hooks (likely to last a couple of seasons - if I’m lucky), with installation a breeze. Will I have to replace them in a few years - more than likely, but I also have to stain my deck and fence on a regular basis and I expect the UV to rot the material overtime.

Was exactly what I was looking for.

We love the curtains. Our Gazebo/Pavilion (Gazebos have more than 4 sides :) ) did not have rods to hang the curtains. I experimented with the galvanized water pipe mention in another post and it did not work for me. The inside and outside diameters are too tight.However, you can buy painted EMT (electrical metallic tubing). I bought 3/4 inch black EMT and made our rods out of that. Now the black EMT is “primer grade”, yet it was good enough for us. You could paint it with a finish coat if desired. I soaked the pipe hangers in vinegar and dish soap to dull the finish.I used existing bolts to mount the pipe hangers where I could. For the others, I used metal roofing screws to mount the pipe hangers to our metal frame. The roofing screws have a wide thread to bite better in metal than other screws.To keep the bottom of the curtains from billowing, I used magnets in small metal pails, and then filled them with ready mix concrete. Two magnets are in the pails help hold on to the magnets sandwiched on either sides of the curtains at the corner. They work great! If the wind is too strong, the magnets let go before the curtains tear.There are three magnets per corner; six total per side. Line up one side north-south, bucket, north-south, curtain corner, and north-south. The other side reverse it, south-north, bucket, south-north, curtain corner, and south-north. Follow that pattern all the way around and the pails are interchangeable. The magnets I bought are in the pictures and are perfect! Strong but weak enough to handle.

We have loved this. Great value. Here are some points though when considering. If you will experience wind of any kind be sure to secure with more than the stakes. We are using on our deck and secured each leg with 3 deck screws through the stake holes. If you want total waterproof in the rain consider that 1 you need to use a waterproof spray prior to setting up, there are vent holes in each of the four roof sections you will need to cover or will let in a little moisture. When we installed on our deck one side is close to the house. The rain poured off the sides and onto deck right in front of the door to house. This was easily address with a section of house gutter, some hooks and zip ties. The gutter section now directs the rain away and only cost about $25.Putting together: although easy be sure to look at the instructions and figure out what can be done at ground level. There were a couple things we found after we put up the legs that we could have done at ground level. We would have needed a couple friends to help but it would have been easier.Over all would purchase again and would recommend to friends

We purchased privacy panel back in December 2018 for our gazebo with Jacuzzi and installed it. It worked well rain or shine. Fast forward to 2021 and it's showing signs of decay. In 2022, the poor thing is not long for the world, the mesh curtains are torn, fallen down on the job and the ceiling is looking pretty sad. We bet in the next storm, this gazebo cover won't survive. So, I bought another one, hoping it will last 4-5 years at least.