I am so grateful. I love mine so much

Thanks for sharing ❤.

This is great. Thank you Shannon

I put a 8 X 12 together myself only because of the perfect opportunity timing of 2 days of no wind at all and a 4 day weekend. Some temporary ropes slung up to hold the end panels in vicinity. I read instructions and checked out parts to get familiar. This is the best scenario I could imagine. Buy the best you can. Read the instructions back to front over how many times you need. No such thing as too many times. Check out all parts. Its all light in weight for convenience. I could partly assemble the ends in my back room just next to the small area outside it fits into. Get familiar with all and every part prior to assembly. This Is basic common sense in my opinion but its not that common for people to read all the instructions until its totally familiar before they take on the task. Have good battery drills or drivers for quick smart application zipped into place is the key here. Don't go light on the torch setting. If done right it will all go together perfectly in one shot. For me I assembled it all together in one day. Then beaded it all in the next day. Not rushed, took my time so it was like 2 days work. I did get a little fussy and wanted to know how easy it is to disassemble as well. I am impressed to be totally honest its good. Solid structure on my Solid Level Perimeter Base that raises it 200mm. No affiliations etc. Just a consumer that has the knowledge that you get what you pay for.