Helped me decide if I wanted one of these. The answer is yes. Like you in not worried about side sun fade and not really concerned with the bottle opener. Just want some protection from the sun and weather. Thanks
We tied our gazebo to our grill. Our grill weights 600lbs So we used something like Paracord and only in the front, because it was off the patio blocks, we used tent stakes.
I literally just bought this same bbq gazebo off Amazon for $116. Minor differences, my side shelves are metal but I personally like the idea of metal better. Also mine didn’t come with led lights, something I could possibly add. Also no bottle opener. Also the one on Amazon took some time to put together but worth the purchase IMO
Hello thanks for the review. We just got a 5x8 and I already planned to do a teardown come winter. I’m used to setups and tear downs being an ex carnie so it’s nothing to setup again come spring.
We screwed ours down to a treated 2x6 and set landscape stone on the 2x6 in between the legs of the gazebo. We got ours at Aldi for $80. It was an impulse buy, but I couldn't pass it up. My neighbor's grill gazebo has a metal roof. It's nice, but pricey.
Excellent video. We are getting ready to tear down our old wooden rotting deck and will replace with a paver patio. I have been thinking about how to cover the grill and have checked out a variety of grill canopes but had not come across a Sunjoy. I live in PA and deal with wind, cold, and snow as well. Wondering how easy it is to remove the bigger and smaller covers. I would likely want to do that for winter time. Thinking it would help keep it more stable in the winter wind. Not sure the weighted bags would keep it secure where I live. Is it easy to remove and put back on? Thanks.
Not sure how this material would hold up that can most likely be a fire hazard when opening up the hopper and refilling the wood on my Masterbuilt 1050. Temperature and flames create a ton of heat not to mention alot of sparks that’s fly in the air. I’m not sure if this is an option for me. I’m thinking of a metal/aluminum or steel roof.
Thanks for the share. You can eliminate the dreaded squeak by using white litium spray on the screw connect points✌️
Just picked one up today, and jumped on UA-cam to see ideas about weighing it down. The water bags idea is awesome. Great video - thank you!
Nikwax tent and solar proof spray is a standard go to keep the canvas preserved. Just a thought. Enjoyed the review as always. Cheers
Helped me decide if I wanted one of these. The answer is yes. Like you in not worried about side sun fade and not really concerned with the bottle opener. Just want some protection from the sun and weather. Thanks
Great review Beast. Thanks for the insight.
5 stars on the video. From the music to the review itself. Gonna have to get me one now👍🏻
They should pay you or send you more products. This was very informative… thanks, I just purchased one
I'm thinking about getting this so thanks for the review!! Excellent video.
Nice Daryl ! I had one like it. Unfortunately a storm made mine a pile of steel spaghetti! It was my fault ! I wish I still had mine !
Thank you for your service!
We tied our gazebo to our grill. Our grill weights 600lbs So we used something like Paracord and only in the front, because it was off the patio blocks, we used tent stakes.
Great video review!!! I really appreciate you sir!!!😊
I literally just bought this same bbq gazebo off Amazon for $116. Minor differences, my side shelves are metal but I personally like the idea of metal better. Also mine didn’t come with led lights, something I could possibly add. Also no bottle opener. Also the one on Amazon took some time to put together but worth the purchase IMO
Hello thanks for the review. We just got a 5x8 and I already planned to do a teardown come winter. I’m used to setups and tear downs being an ex carnie so it’s nothing to setup again come spring.
I use a bottle opener for twist offs, and would be double pissed at myself if I broke the bottle😂 Great review👍
We screwed ours down to a treated 2x6 and set landscape stone on the 2x6 in between the legs of the gazebo. We got ours at Aldi for $80. It was an impulse buy, but I couldn't pass it up. My neighbor's grill gazebo has a metal roof. It's nice, but pricey.
Excellent video. We are getting ready to tear down our old wooden rotting deck and will replace with a paver patio. I have been thinking about how to cover the grill and have checked out a variety of grill canopes but had not come across a Sunjoy. I live in PA and deal with wind, cold, and snow as well. Wondering how easy it is to remove the bigger and smaller covers. I would likely want to do that for winter time. Thinking it would help keep it more stable in the winter wind. Not sure the weighted bags would keep it secure where I live. Is it easy to remove and put back on? Thanks.
Not sure how this material would hold up that can most likely be a fire hazard
when opening up the hopper and refilling the wood on my Masterbuilt 1050. Temperature and flames create a ton of heat not to mention alot of sparks that’s fly in the air. I’m not sure if this is an option for me. I’m thinking of a metal/aluminum or steel roof.
How does it hold up against the smoke and heat from the grill?
Great review!
How is it niw? I’m considering a Rockport.
Awesome review
held up through snow?
How about the stability? Mine sways in the wind.
Mines doesn't sway too bad. I have weighted water bags on the legs.
@@BadBeastBarbecue Thanks, I’ll try it
Thank you for the video ❤ Where do you buy the replacement top?
Amazon amzn.to/3nZFF2D
Can you use bbq grill under this?
I use my grills under it all the time and have not had any problems
@@BadBeastBarbecue thank you very much for the post and the reply
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