10x10 Canopy Replacement Top Double Tiered Gazebo Cover for Yard, Patio & Garden Durable Sunshade Replacement (Navy Blue)

This is a marvelous canopy replacement. After I read a lot of reviews I noted that some folks said this canopy fit their Aldi frame perfectly. I have the Aldi frame, so got this. It does fit perfectly, is very attractive, and made of fabric that's much heavier and sturdier than the original that came with the thing....it's also much prettier. If you know you're dimensions and know that this l0'x10' replacement will fit I'd say to go ahead and get it as you'll be quite pleased.

This replacement canopy fit my 10x10 gazebo perfectly. The fabric feels durable, it looks clean and elegant in beige, and it instantly refreshed the entire look of my patio. Installation was straightforward — I did it myself in under 20 minutes! It has held up well with sun, wind, and light rain so far. Highly recommend if you’re looking to give your gazebo a new life without spending a fortune.

Just received and installed. My corner to corner measurements were 9' 8" so the main canopy fit just fine. As many others have stated the top canopy is too big but 30 min and some 1" PVC tubing made that an easy fix. We live in Panama and are coming to the end of rainy season. Already had 2 days of very heavy rain after install and I'm very happy with the waterproof material. 4 grommets per side improves drainage. Will wait to see if we can get a year or more of use out of it 🤞

I bought this to go over a very old Coleman Willow gazebo. I had to cut the metal arms on the upper tier so the top piece would fit. The main canopy was very tight. That being said, this is a fantastic cover. Heavy duty. 4 weep holes on all panels to really prevent ponding. Absolutely waterproof. I could not be more pleased, and ordered 3 more replacements (since gazebo covers last about 1 year in my experience). Hope it fits your gazebo!!

We bought an Aldi 10x10 Gazebo a few years back and it fell to ruin this spring and we needed a replacement. This is a nice replacement that fits pretty good ( a little loose) We really like the retro flair skirt that warms all the way around. The reason for a 3 star review is that, even though the majority of the canopy is a go, the tiny part that sits atop of the gazebo is about 2 inches too big all around so it will never work with and Aladi gazebo. Luckily ours was in okay shape and we put it back on, but had it not been we would have returned immediately because that would delete the purpose of shade or weather blocking, having a huge gap in the middle. Good quality material though.

We have a perfectly good canopy frame, even though the prior top had had succumbed to the elements. After measuring and searching,we decided on this particular canopy. EXCELLENT choice. Love the green color and the scalloped border edged in white.Fit the existing frame without a struggle and has straps in places our previous one didn't, providing a secure fit. The only downside is the second canopy, the top one, didn't come attached to the main canopy. It attaches with Velcro and would suggest putting it on BEFORE trying to place the canopy on the frame. Still give this a 5 star rating!!!! Love the retro look, money well spent for a value priced canopy. 9

It took two people to place this on the gazebo. You will need to go around the edges a few times to tighten the corners to prevent water from pooling near the grommet holes that are along the sides. It looks great and I haven't had any issues with it yet. The color hasn't faded. I'll see how it survives the winter snow. water resistant- yes durable-so far sun protection - yes

I'm giving this a 3 star review, because the mfg. doesn't seem to understand that the top with the measurements and image that they provide us to say matches is not the measurements that they continue to put on each one of these for the top tier. This particular top tier is too big by about 3 inches each corner, so I'm leaving a video of the fix that I did to extend the 3/4 inch square tubing at the end of each corner by using one inch P. V C cut to lengths slid on the end of each corner tubing. The required length needed to make this upper top fit manufacturer needs to figure out that these models don't have the rectangular top they are square, also the velcro is not heavy duty for the top tier and may be too light . The fabric's also quite thin, so we'll see if it lasts the summer it gets pretty hot we're in the hundreds day in and day out very little cloud during the summer, in the NW, if it lasts all through from late April to October and doesn't melt, rip or whatever, then I will change it to a higher star. It does look better with the pvc fix compared to other images left without that fix. You may need to pinch the velcro together some to suck up the gaps due to length. Photos attached. To put the cover on, it's best if you remove the top tier frame first, take it off and do whatever you need to do for your fix. And get that all measured out to match your top. Make sure you do all of this before your 30 days to return window is over, Don't wait. Remove the top tier by just simply pushing in the little buttons that are holding it together. Then fit your top tier together while it's off. Then place your main cover over the main body of the gazebo framing for that lower layer. Don't tie it down. Don't stretch it into the corners, just set it on up there. If you need to, use a Velcro strip, just to keep it in place. If it's a little breezy, that's great. But then as you get ready to put the top tier back on, you need to be able to have both hands, one in the middle of the opening of the big Layer and then one that's going to help you put the top-up over the frame. It should already have the top tier in place with your repair. If you made the repair and then snap it into place, then working from the inside and the outside with both hands, place the Velcro where it needs around the lower edge of the top tier holding it together to the lower layer. Once you get it pretty well put into place, then you can start stretching two corners opposite each other then the others so that you can get the corners in place with the framing to match the corners of the opening in the main cover. In the end, when you get everything aligned and the Velcro secure, you may need to adjust on one side or the other of each corner, and suck up about an inch or so of the Velcro and screening by pinching it together. And I would do that from the inside rather than the outside, if you do it from the inside, then you don't have any gap showing on the outside view of the top. Then, once you have everything done, go ahead and slide your corners on. Wrap your velcro around the corners in an x fashion so that it double wraps around the post. Pull it down somewhat tight, and once you have all the corners done, then secure your sides. This light Velcro looks a little sketchy. If you get a decent wind, it may just rip it right out of the layer, leaving you tears in your top. That's the weak part that I think that there should've been double tabs up on the main cover itself wherever they did stitching, for the Velcro straps, there's no protection there. If that tears out. We shouldnt have to strengthen their work these are common sense issues with mfg. It's pretty weak. Time It took me about 45 minutes once I had figured out how to use the p v c to make the fix to get it on correctly by myself.