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Shade for the backyard, the market stall and the weekend away, delivered anywhere in Australia.
Shade you can put up in minutes
Australian summers are long, and a patch of shade changes how a backyard gets used. A pop up gazebo gives you that shade wherever you need it: the lawn for a birthday, the driveway for a garage sale, a stall at the local market or a campsite on a long weekend.
The range starts with a 3 x 3 m pop up gazebo. The frame opens out in one piece, the legs lock at the hub, and the canopy stays clipped on when you fold it down. It packs into a wheeled bag, so one person can move it from the car to the spot.
Before you buy a gazebo
Measure the space first. A 3 x 3 m gazebo needs a little more than its footprint once the legs are spread and the ropes are out. Check the ground too. Grass takes the stakes, while concrete and pavers need weights on each leg instead.
Wind is the thing to watch
Any pop up gazebo can catch the wind like a sail. Peg every leg, use the guy ropes, and take the canopy down when strong wind is forecast. Never leave one standing overnight or unattended in gusty weather.
Looking after it
Let the fabric dry before you pack it away, or it can mark and smell. Brush off dirt and leaves, and store the bag somewhere dry. A gazebo that is packed away dry will last many more seasons.
Got questions?
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is the pop up gazebo?
It is a 3 x 3 m gazebo. The product page lists its full size, its folded size and its weight, all taken from the maker's listing.
Can one person put it up?
Yes. The maker states the frame is designed for one person to set up without tools. A second pair of hands makes it quicker in a breeze.
How much shade does the canopy give?
The maker states the canopy fabric is rated UPF 50+. You still need sunscreen, a hat and water on a hot day, because shade does not block reflected light or heat.
Is the gazebo waterproof?
The maker describes the fabric as water resistant. It will keep off a passing shower, but it is not built for heavy rain or storms. Take it down if bad weather is on the way.
Can I leave it up all the time?
No. A pop up gazebo is made to be put up and taken down. Leaving it out in wind, rain and strong sun all year wears out the fabric and can damage the frame.
How do I stop it blowing away?
Peg every leg into the ground and tie off the guy ropes. On a hard surface, put a weight on each leg. If strong wind is forecast, take it down.
Can I use it on concrete or pavers?
Yes, but stakes will not go into a hard surface. Use leg weights or sandbags on all four legs instead.
Does it come with walls?
The gazebo we sell comes with one side wall. It helps with low sun and a bit of privacy. Check the product page for what is in the box.
Can I adjust the height?
Yes. The maker states the legs have three height settings, set with push buttons on each leg.
How does it pack away?
The frame folds in with the canopy still attached, then goes into the wheeled carry bag. The folded size is on the product page.
Is it good for a market stall?
It suits market stalls, sports days, garage sales and events. Check your market's rules first, as some ask for a set size, fire-retardant fabric or leg weights.
Can I cook or use a heater under it?
Do not put a barbecue, fire, heater or any open flame under a gazebo. Keep heat sources well away from the fabric.
How do I clean the canopy?
Brush off dirt and wipe the fabric with a damp cloth and mild soapy water. Let it dry fully before you pack it away.
How long does delivery take?
We deliver Australia wide. Delivery time and cost are shown at checkout and on our shipping page. Delivery is free on orders over the amount shown in the cart.
Can I return it if it is not right?
Yes, within 15 days of delivery if it is unused and in its original packaging. Your rights under the Australian Consumer Law also apply. See our returns page for the details.