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

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.

I needed a replacement screen for my Allen Roth gazebo, which broke down from UV; it literally started crumbling on the side that faced south. This screen seems to be the only replacement available, but the price was right. Hanging it up was as easy as the old one, but there are slightly less grommets/holes then there was on the original. It doesn't seem to make a difference however.This new screen actually seems to be way more stable and secure than the original screen. On the original screen, I had to install grommets along the bottom and run rope through it, tied off to the posts. Otherwise the screen would lift up and get caught on the furniture. We had tried rare earth magnets on the corners, but the wind would knock those off even. This new screen stays put without any rope or magnets, and hasn't gotten caught on the furniture yet.One more thing to note- the original screen was a tan-ish color, and this one is brown. I actually prefer the look of this one better. Hopefully it holds up to UV better then the original.

Downfalls-The rings they give you to hang it are not the greatest so we bought shower curtain rings, so that adds cost to the overall purchase.It is tedious to hang, be patient!The netting did tear fairly easily.Would have given it a 5 if not for the rings and tear.The Positives-We love the way it looks and it works wonderfully! Zippers move smoothly. We were bug free from our very our first use!

I must say although I have a couple of issues I still give this a five star review for the money you can't beat it this is very well-constructed also has a solid roof you spend less money for one of these things with cloth and poles and you might get a year or two out of it this will last for years so spend the extra money here is the one issue I have with this this one did not come with mosquito netting it did come with outer walls but you really need to get one of these with mosquito netting if you have a bug problem you can purchase a aftermarket mosquito net that will fit this also there is a 1-inch gap on the top of this were bugs can come in but no mosquitoes have came through there yet maybe they don't like flying that high up I did get three bees that came in through the top but they quickly found their way out I do recommend this product very durable the problem with the netting can easily be corrected with velcro and a little bit of extra screening you also need at least two people putting this together maybe even three the directions were very easy to understand and yes the good news they were in English all the parts were there it is tricky and time-consuming putting this together be patient and you will get it put up it took us about four hours again very nice unit for the money also be very careful when assembling with the screws that are provided if you have a high-torque drill you can easily strip them out so be sure to set your drill on slow speed

3 months in and will now contribute to landfill. Fabric loops on top that connect to frame mostly ripped through, 1st 2 went within a day of hanging it and thought I would just hand sew back on but now there are 15 torn through with screen sagging down and bugs having field day inside gazebo. The screen itself is flimsy and already has huge hole torn in it. Additionally there are no ties for corners of gazebo so if you mount it inside poles it blows over you and everything inside gazebo as it is so lightweight and if you mount outside the poles it puts tension on.. as already mentioned.. flimsy lightweight screen. Has only 4 loops on each half screen, the one it replaced had 6. Original screen it replaced that came with gazebo lasted 2 graduated in Florida year round. It does fit 10x10 gazebo well but since now non-functional that matters little. Do not buy this, may as well just set that money on fire.. or contribute to your favorite environmental charity as very ecologically unsound to buy large screen just to almost immediately throw away. If I could give it 0 stars I would.