Yoleny 12x16 Double Roof Gazebo Review | Aluminum Wood Grain Look | The Perfect Backyard Addition!

[@Myksgarage]

12x16 Faux Wood Gazebo: amzn.to/4czr9Ub Thanks for watching!

[@VillaLumina]

We added a tv to our yoleny gazebo using the ZeboZAP tv mount and worked really well. No drilling required into the post. The straps were couple with a ratcheting mechanism that keep the tv really safe to the posts. You can strap the mount through the curtains as well. ❤❤❤

[@Myksgarage]

That's A great idea

[@KablethaKiid]

Had to put this thing together solo, other than wifee helping me with those initial support beams while I held it up. It has been a grueling experience putting up those panels solo though! Half-way done but has taken me all week (on my spare time) to get this far, need to get back at it now. This installation requires a little perseverance and a WHOLE LOT OF ZEN. Good luck everyone!

[@Myksgarage]

Good luck! Having a helper is with those panels is very helpful!!

[@Charles-pu1tx]

Thanks for the video, good job. Nice looking gazebo.

[@Myksgarage]

Thanks for watching!

[@bravocharlieproductions]

Have you noticed it leaking anywhere on the roof when it rains?

[@Myksgarage]

It's pretty water tight on the roof

[@TeslaCamNYC]

Great video Im stilling doing research Do you keep patio furniture underneath year round ?

[@Myksgarage]

Yeah we keep it under year round, just store the cushions in the garage in the winter

[@praywithme-godanswerspraye3423]

Can you please tell me how tall the posts are? I have a 9 ft tall patio that I want it to match the height. Most of the diy gazebos I see have posts that are only 7-8 feet tall. Do you have any recommendations on how to raise the height to match my roof line? Could I set those posts in concrete that’s a foot or two tall? I saw someone secure their gazebo in large flower pots filled with quick Crete. I’d love to get your thoughts and advice.

[@Myksgarage]

They are only like 6'6 tall so you would need to elevate the posts significantly to get them up to 9ft.

[@mixerman1977]

We ran into this same height issue with this exact gazebo. We lowered our new deck build off the back exit of the house by about one foot but had planned on installing the gazebo so it would cover the sliding door from the house to the deck. Fortunately, before building the gazebo, my mom asked if it what tall enough to provide head room exiting the house and unfortunately she was right, couldn't find a gazebo tall enough to allow head room. Had looked into building forms to raise the elevation which would work fine, BUT, the problem becomes it renders your privacy and bug net basically useless because they are only long enough to reach the ground with the standard leg height. So, unless you can find or make longer curtains, that was a no go for us. I built a big enough deck where I had to settle or change my layout so the gazebo is on the opposite side. Sorry for the long worded answer but hopefully it provided some help. Best of luck

[@angelarange581]

Which yoleny gazebo is it? I am looking at the 12x16 ultra thick faux wood, is that the same as yours?

[@Myksgarage]

Mine is the "faux wood" amzn.to/45edaiX

[@aldomartin2707]

How does it do in really windy areas?

[@Myksgarage]

We've had no issues. Just anchor it down it'll be fine

[@mg-ri2ut]

I really could not figure out how to put that smaller roof panel after installing the larger one first. Any tips?

[@Myksgarage]

Two people manipulating it is how we did it

[@KablethaKiid]

Oof! I made sure to follow instrux to a T, but that IS a pickle. Might have to undo some of the bigger panels as much as it would be a pain!

[@AltezzaDCG]

Hello, had a question regarding the roof. How'd you manage to get one side of Q1 into the slider rails E1, without getting it to fall out of the other side? This has been the most difficult task ever...

[@Myksgarage]

We just had the 2 of us working together and and didn't have much of a problem with it, best of luck!

[@AltezzaDCG]

@@Myksgarage Bummer, was hoping you had some secret or technique within the instructions that clear. I've been working on the roof alone for 3-4 weeks and getting no where fast. I've tried with another person, and solo, and I found it very difficult to get the roof in both slider rail simultaneously. One side always falls out no matter which side I shimmy in first. My last question pertains to parts Y on the instructions. Their these small rectangular pieces that are supposed to fit under the roof panels in the sliders. Did you end up using these? If so, what is it for exactly? From the instructions it looks like they're used to support the panel but I'm not really sure.

[@rickeyjohnson8678]

nice

[@Myksgarage]

👍

[@Flowerry-u2x]

Nice

[@Myksgarage]

Thank you

[@fliguy43]

Only 5 inches of snow huh? I guess I better start looking into a different brand because I need something that’s going to hold probably like a foot and a half of snow.

[@Myksgarage]

Yeah that's a lot!

[@fliguy43]

@@Myksgarage great video they sure do look good when they are set up.

[@terryf5131]

Did you find a gazebo that can handle more than 5" of snow?

[@fliguy43]

@@terryf5131 I built a 12x16’ lean-to awning off my garage instead since shopping costs were so high I used that extra money for more materials to enclose 3 sides. It only cost me $1850 total to build my own.

[@carolrobinson153]

We got one and are sorry we did. It leaked all along every tub and they won't refund our money.

[@Myksgarage]

I haven't had any issues like that

[@carolrobinson153]

@@Myksgarage I wish we hadn't. The first time we set it up too.

[@dumayed]

Can I turn on my fire pit on it

[@Myksgarage]

Yeah!