We camp where there's always a chance of gale force winds and torrential rains. We've lost four gazebos to the wind, twisted and creased frames, torn covers, etc. So, I risked paying a bit more for this gazebo, hoping that it might survive at least one season in the Coromandel. Well, the winds came and the rains poured, and all it did was blow to one side and wait for me to come out of the tent, go "boop, boop" to push the side back into position and pop the top up and she was right as rain again. I could have cried. It was so impressive that my camping mates, decided they might get one and give it a go. Money well spent!

Had mine for about 4 yrs and its sort thing u only need to buy once because it will last a lifetime

When packed in it's storage bag, it takes up about the same space as 3 camping chairs. Easy to set up and break down, very sturdy and solid. Comfy as a couch for one as well!

I used it for the first time and was very impressed. Easy to set up and start, solid build, good size. But what really impressed me was the burners. They can put out a huge amount of heat and were the largest output of all the different stoves in the price range. 25,000btu per burner is huge and they sound like a jet engine when set to full noise. Yet to test the longevity of it as I just got it, but really like it so far. I’ve paired mine up with a 2kg gas bottle. The only complaint is it can slide around a bit on a plastic table, so I might need to put some grippy rubber feet on it.