Bestway Lay-Z-Spa Gazebo

Had to return. Took a long time to put up, was not sturdy and the valves leaked so required repumping every couple of hours... Would be collapsed every morning.

Lovely product, but because of the open area we live in, we (probably unnecessarily) put it down a lot to prevent possible damage in the winds.Don't worry though, we are putting the hot tub in a summerhouse, so the grandchildren will have an extra covered area to use when they visit. As it looks so stylish, we are going to re-site it (not suitable for hot tub) and we can all use it as a day room on sunny days - near the bbq area - best of both worlds.I still highly recommend the dome tent.

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VERY difficult to erect, certainly doesn't take 8 minutes as stated on the box. The pump that comes with it seems to be nowhere NEAR what should be suitable. We even tried connecting the ACTUAL lay z spa pump to see if that would speed things up but to no avail. It is not waterproof AT ALL so we have to mop it out when it rains.After struggling with it for many hours the other evening (probably looking HYSTERICAL to the 'curtain - twitching' neighbours, i finally stood inside it, held the central section up, while my husband nearly killed himself pumping lol.Thats the negatives done with, now the positive(s). We've put ours up on the patio, not used the pegs provided (touch wood), but have used sand bag weights that we originally bought for a gazebo we had. It has stayed put, in quite heavy rain and is quite a sturdy bit of kit. We wanted our own 'bubble' that we could put the spa in and keep prying eyes out and we certainly have that now. Hopefully we will be able to spend many an evening relaxing in it.If you are considering getting one, go for it, it is MASSIVE. Just prepare yourself for a lengthy 'inflating' task.

the worst product I have ever purchased. Will not stand up even when fully inflated and guide ropes in place.