Gymax 7'x4.5' Grill Gazebo Outdoor Patio Garden BBQ Canopy Shelter Storage Hook Beige

I live in a condo with a small back deck that has a westward-facing, 180-degree view of rolling hills and forests -- it's spectacular, but it BAKES in the afternoon sun. Because the open space of the deck is tiny, I was thinking of building a small, collapsible pergola that I could put up in warm weather and take down in cold. While looking around online for ideas, I found this gazebo which ended up meeting my needs perfectly. It's just slightly smaller than the open area so it fits the space nicely, and once I put the tarp on top the deck cooled off significantly. And it's not a permanent structure, I can disassemble it when needed and canopy weights I bought separately and put at the feet keep it in place so I don't need to use hardware to attach it. One perk not shown is that you only need to undo one edge of the tarp and then slide it up pergola-style, so you don't have to remove the entire tarp if you want open air (the Velcro straps can also hold the bundled-up fabric in place). The tarp can be difficult to get on, I had to soak one corner with water in order for the fabric to stretch far enough to fit. The tarp is also a windbreaker-like material, so once it gets saturated with rain the water will start to drip through pretty steadily. I sprayed it with two coats of silicone waterproofing and that has taken care of it. I'm really pleased to have found this, and the price is much less than just the supplies alone to build the pergola I wanted, plus it was up and ready within only a couple hours.