I've had this up about a week or so, and so far I love it. It took my husband 2 half days to put it together-- but he is pretty handy. I helped him hold some wall pieces here and there. He also built himself a "frame" out of scrap wood to use as a brace when he was assembling the roof. Normally I would say it's probably a two person job. Be sure you get the wall panels in the right place the first time, or it's a real hassle to try to take them apart again! We had a rain storm during assembly and right after fully assembled. Unfortunately it got quite wet inside. But it was heavy rain! We assembled the gazebo on a solid cement patio. We have now used clear caulk around the bottom both inside and outside the gazebo. We'll see how it goes when the next rain comes. However, the instructions do say this is not a "waterproof room". Bummer
We've even now installed an air conditioner in one of the windows. (It gets hot here)... we built a simple wood frame to set it on outside, removed the screen from one panel, and set the window air conditioner in, just like you would in a house window. (To remove one of the screens, you have to take out both of the plastic windows, and remove two screws at the top of the screen.)
The look of the gazebo is excellent. It looks very nice and classy. I had first received a quote from a builder to build a similar one to this on my back patio (a permanent structure gazebo), and that would've cost me over $20,000, so this is a nice compromise and much less expensive!

This product is constructed with very modern materials and design. I use it to house my spa and built it over my concrete patio. I've had it for about 2 months now and absolutely love it. I will continue to update this review as the product ages.

I love this gazebo, it's nice, light, I love the fact that all windows slide down and that is tinted. It's a bit of a pain in the butt to put together, you definitely need two people and it's definitely a one or two day project. I live in Michigan and we had a pretty hard winter with quite a bit of snow and we had no problems with it. We have our jacuzzi in it, it's a roomy gazebo, and it definitely helps keep the bugs away. I did notice if there's a strong wind and you have trees near by, leaves parts do get in so I recommend having a cover on a jacuzzi if that's what you get it for, or if you get furniture make sure it's nothing that gets damaged easily and that you can wipe it off. My only wish is that they had extra screws in case you might lose a couple, but overal it's a decent gazebo!