84C-416V00DR

So far, so good. Lots of weather here and it's solid as a rock. Grape vines will take 3 years to climb.

I purchased this to cover our vehicles from the elements. I added a red Gorilla tarp to repel the rain off. The wood was much lighter than I expected and I had to be careful not to use too much pressure when screwing all those screws in. Some of the very top pieces were warped but I used extra brackets to align more evenly. All in all, I'm satisfied with the outcome. This is definately not hard wood, but then again it wasn't $4000 + . I stayed within my budget, it does the trick, and I've received lots of compliments on it. Oh, and I did it all by myself, except for needing one more pair of hands to help hold the two 20 ft. pieces while I screwed in one end. I'm 64 3/4ths (insert smile here!)

Great idea, but horrible product material. This "cedar" is either hollow (definitely the posts, but the slats are extremely breakable, too) or just plain cheap, because we had this professionally assembled and it started crumbling after the first rain with wind. We had to start taking broken pieces apart bit by bit and using something else to hold spots together - ultimately ending up with only the shell of the original product with the broken criss-cross boards just sitting in our yard. Still not sure how to get rid of the mess it turned into... it's just a scattering of broken pieces now. If you are putting this up in a wind/rain protected area, go for it. Otherwise, get something that's solid wood... ANY kind of wood. I can't even burn it to get rid of it because I don't know what it's made of and am afraid it may create toxic fumes. Just don't.Pics are 1) after the first rainstorm - decided to "gut" it after the smaller boards came apart and just use the bigger parts of the frame over horse stalls after the rest just cratered, and 2) what's now left for me to find a way to burn.I hate to post negative reviews, but this was expensive - to purchase, to put together, and now to replace.

It came in three boxes. The chemical smell was overwhelming, even outside. We had a pretty bad headache after unboxing while assembling.Several of the boards are cracked and the quality is ok. I’m not sure it will last for more than two summers.It was easy to put together. Took less than two hours and it looks decent.

Looks amazing and fits the purpose for my garden. One of the shipments was delayed or lost and customer service was really good with sending out a new box. Love it!

This pergola is not what I received. I received the less expensive one. It has no border or any of the top of what is shown on Amazon's website. The manual was for the picture shown, but the product I received was for 84C-417v01 which came with only 4 boxes. The product I ordered (the picture on Amazon's page) is supposed to come with 6 boxes. I got shorted 2 boxes. Neither did I get the hardware. Aosom did send the hardware, but refused to send boxes 5 and 6 because Amazon is not advertising the correct product. The only reason I give this product 2 starts is because Aosom send the hardware. And the color is not dark brown as advertised in the picture. It is a light tan color. My husband is going to have to put a roof on now and he had to buy extra wood for the top sides. Don't waste your money on this. Wasted several hundred dollars on this item. Amazon and Aosom needs to get together and get this right. I hope no one else goes through what I have. Not blaming Aosom. Blaming Amazon because they should know what they are advertising and selling.

Love it!

Like that the instructions come with a video demonstration. I am a visual person. Overall the pergula is nice and fit my patio perfectlyDislike- the install. You definitely need at least two people to put it together or else you will be like me and it will take you a whole week to finish by yourself (because you will get frustrated and take a day or two off). Also the peices are very fragile. Push to hard on them and they will start to splinter.This thing does not block sunlight. You will still need to buy a separate shade