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Can I purchase directly from Yardistry?
Yes, Yardistry does offer direct sales.
Does Yardistry sell replacement parts?
We do offer quotes for replacement parts for our customers who experience damages that are not covered under warranty. We do not sell additional parts.
Can my Gazebo be secured to a concrete slab or deck?
Yardistry includes Post Mounts with our structures which gives you the flexibility to permanently install your structure to a pre-existing or new wood or concrete surface.
- The hardware to attach the Post Mount to the structure is included.
The hardware to mount the structure permanently will need to be purchased separately at your local hardware store.
We’d like a gazebo, and the Yardistry ones look nice. Costco currently has the 12x12 on sale for $1600, but the smaller 12x10 is normally priced at $1800.
https://www.costco.com/yardistry-12'-x-10'-gazebo-with-aluminum-roof.product.100752067.html
Does anyone have insight into whether we can expect the 12x10 to go on sale next? I think either size could work, but the 12x10 may fit our space better.
UPDATE: We went to Lowes last night to see one of their metal framed gazebos, then compared it to the Yardistry at Costco... they have a 12x14 set up at our local store.
The Costo wood framed one is so much more solid and stable. After measuring our space some more, we agreed the 12x12 should work out fine, so we went with that one. Thanks for the replies.
I've been interested in buying a 12x12 Yardistry Gazebo for my backyard as I have no covered space whatsoever. I like the way they look and build quality seems decent for something I can just assemble BUT I'm afraid of the longevity of it. I do have quite a few neighbors with them but with the amount of rainfall and moisture we have in the PNW, I feel like it may only last 3-5 years.
How long have you had yours and what sort of pain has it been through? Would you buy again or recommend it to others?
I’ve been getting quotes all over the place, wanted to see how much it should cost? I don’t know if region matters but I’m in the Midwest.