“Bought 4 sides to complete the gazebo. Some minor head scratching on placing first side but after that its a simple process. As recommended in other reviews I placed black electrical pipe in the bottom of the mesh to give it some rigidity. They certainly look the part and can't wait to utilise them once temperatures improve. Worth the cost? I looked around and was looking at making own with similar materials but once I added the costs of components it wasn't worth the effort so bought from Tuin. I have no complaints.”
“The see through wall appear to be an excellent idea. I have not been able to put them up since the Gazebo has not yet been completed due, in my opinion, to poor instructions. Whereas I have tried to look after the items, I am disappointed that some of the attachments have fallen off. Looking forward to enjoying them next year when they are erected; they look good and I have no regrets in ordering them.”
“We are very pleased with our gazebo screens, they are amazing, great for privacy, and keeps the sun and wind out, just what we are looking for and simple to put up!”
“Very impressed with your service . From ordering to delivery was very smooth. you do need to take your time measuring the see through wall sheet , overall good design , if one thing i would change is the hangers when rolled up, there should be more. I have recommended tuin to a number of my friends now.”
“well one year on and I am still pleased with the blinds, they roll up and down easily. I hemmed and weighted both of them to cope with the wind better - two open sides on my summer house.”
“Bought two of these for our Mitch Log cabin Gazebo. Very good quality and make the Gazebo even more usable by keeping out the majority of rain, wind, sun, leaves, etc. whilst still providing a clear view out. Would definitely recommend. There was more than enough excess material (given some DIY skills and a sewing machine) to make up a 3rd blind for the doorway but rather disappointed that Tuin would not supply half a dozen additional fasteners so had to source alternatives to complete the job. As per another customer suggestion would also recommend stitching a baton (or plastic conduit) to the bottom to aid rolling them up.”
