Their canopy’s are not even water… Their canopy’s are not even water repellent like they claim, the cloth leaks like it’s not even there, and they don’t make good on their product

Purchase a replacement canopy Purchase a replacement canopy, it fit really well and looked good when installed, then it rained. Leaked everywhere. when I contacted customer service they said " We suggest removing the canopy any time you will be experiencing inclement weather, as our canopies are meant to provide shade from the sun." What a ripoff. Don't waste your money.

Purchased the caopy from Garden Winds… Purchased the caopy from Garden Winds last April. Installed several months later and only had it up for two months. Put it up again this year and the material split, has holes, dry rotted and discolored. Customer service said it was out of warranty and wouldn't give any credit or replacement. I would never buy another product from this company again.

terrible product My replacement canopy lasted less than one season in Tennessee. The color almost co.pletely faded out and it has rips at every velcro strap. Customer service says my issue may be because I have the incorrect top? It fit my frame perfectly? Besides that would have nothing to do with fading out?. My first (original top) lasted three seasons and never faded. I would never recommend gtardenwinds products.

Bought two replacement canopies from… Bought two replacement canopies from Garden Winds. The first one lasted 3 summers. Not too impressive, however given lack of other options, it was just long enough that I thought I'd give them another shot. It was still cheaper than replacing the whole metal gazebo structure, which is still in great shape. The second one, 3 years later, was considerably more expensive and I thought right away - seemed thinner and lighter than the first set. Despite waterproofing with Scotchgard spray, the roof was leaking after the first few times it rained - and not just a bit, I'm talking: pick up everything from the table right away and head inside when rain starts. After the first season with it, it could not even be removed from the structure without ripping in a few spots. Same with the installation this past summer. When it was time to take it off this fall, the canopy was paper-thin and you could rip it with two fingers. Same with their mosquito nets, by the way. Considering the high cost, by the time it's couriered to Canada, it's a rip off, given the abysmal quality. Tried to leave a review on their site - surprise, no way to do that. I wonder why!...