We thought the instructions could have been clearer, and the design could be less labour intensive: why so many roof boards? Why not use routed sheet to look like tongue and groove? Or make the upper boards full width? We had to use a chop saw to trim the last section of boards to fit, these are the off cuts: There are some very unsightly brackets: the H2.5 ones and the underside of the SMB015: 1BB4D43D-F13B-4AE6-9025-123467246CB5 Are 10 screws in each really necessary? Why not drill down through the roof support and use a 120mm screw which would be hidden? There were some breakages/splits of the smaller roof boards and the end of one of the purlins: Overall it looks very impressive, we are pleased with it. I just think the design could be so much less labour intensive to erect, the instructions clearer and the aesthetics better re the brackets.

We thought the instructions could have been clearer, and the design could be less labour intensive: why so many roof boards? Why not use routed sheet to look like tongue and groove? Or make the upper boards full width? We had to use a chop saw to trim the last section of boards to fit, these are the off cuts: There are some very unsightly brackets: the H2.5 ones and the underside of the SMB015: 1BB4D43D-F13B-4AE6-9025-123467246CB5 Are 10 screws in each really necessary? Why not drill down through the roof support and use a 120mm screw which would be hidden? There were some breakages/splits of the smaller roof boards and the end of one of the purlins: Overall it looks very impressive, we are pleased with it. I just think the design could be so much less labour intensive to erect, the instructions clearer and the aesthetics better re the brackets.

We thought the instructions could have been clearer, and the design could be less labour intensive: why so many roof boards? Why not use routed sheet to look like tongue and groove? Or make the upper boards full width? We had to use a chop saw to trim the last section of boards to fit, these are the off cuts: There are some very unsightly brackets: the H2.5 ones and the underside of the SMB015: 1BB4D43D-F13B-4AE6-9025-123467246CB5 Are 10 screws in each really necessary? Why not drill down through the roof support and use a 120mm screw which would be hidden? There were some breakages/splits of the smaller roof boards and the end of one of the purlins: Overall it looks very impressive, we are pleased with it. I just think the design could be so much less labour intensive to erect, the instructions clearer and the aesthetics better re the brackets.

We thought the instructions could have been clearer, and the design could be less labour intensive: why so many roof boards? Why not use routed sheet to look like tongue and groove? Or make the upper boards full width? We had to use a chop saw to trim the last section of boards to fit, these are the off cuts: There are some very unsightly brackets: the H2.5 ones and the underside of the SMB015: 1BB4D43D-F13B-4AE6-9025-123467246CB5 Are 10 screws in each really necessary? Why not drill down through the roof support and use a 120mm screw which would be hidden? There were some breakages/splits of the smaller roof boards and the end of one of the purlins: Overall it looks very impressive, we are pleased with it. I just think the design could be so much less labour intensive to erect, the instructions clearer and the aesthetics better re the brackets.

Love my new gazebo

Very happy with product. It seems all very well made . Very professional company. Friendly delivery men. I can recommend using duster house.

Having purchased this summer house unseen I was pleasantly surprised when it arrived on time within the 2 weeks promised. Paid for the two man delivery which was great as it is a large/heavy load. Although I am competent at DIY putting the building up and completing the shingle roof on in a day is very ambitious. I found that the building went up easily in a day and the roof a further 1.5 days is more realistic (check-out You Tube for practical ideas re shingling the roof). The summer house has been treated with 3 coats of cream cuprinal inside and out and looks really good. Overall we are delighted with the result. My only comments are that some of the timbers were a bit rough and its a pity that the main frame is not pre-drilled.

I'm very pleased with my Atlas open Gazebo from the day I ordered it till the day i finished installing it no problems at all the staff were very helpful..I was kept informed of its delivery all the way through till the end.The installation was straight forward by the manual well done Dunster house.l would highly recommend them to my friends.

I'm very pleased with my Atlas open Gazebo from the day I ordered it till the day i finished installing it no problems at all the staff were very helpful..I was kept informed of its delivery all the way through till the end.The installation was straight forward by the manual well done Dunster house.l would highly recommend them to my friends.

I'm very pleased with my Atlas open Gazebo from the day I ordered it till the day i finished installing it no problems at all the staff were very helpful..I was kept informed of its delivery all the way through till the end.The installation was straight forward by the manual well done Dunster house.l would highly recommend them to my friends.