Greg, thank you. I have had mine for a few months and just now going to start putting it together. I was so happy to see that you put this up. I am sure it is going to help a lot! Happy Thanksgiving and God bless you and all you love!
Thanks for the video! I can’t find anywhere in the specs that show how high up the beams are from the ground. Like if you were walking into it how tall would you have to be to hit your head? Thanks :)
Did you install a fan and light? Are there gaps in the roof? We are thinking of adding extra rafters to add a fan and light …just wondering if this is possible … We have a 16x12 yardistry and there are no gaps in the roof plus it has plenty of rafters so it was easy to add a fan and a light by just adding a board . Thank you!
No we didn't put a fan or lights. We have put rope lights in the rafters in the winter. We also have the 12 x 16. It has been an extension to our outdoor living space. I am planning on adding a wood stove and temporary walls during the cold months.
@@GregRocheleau thank you. May I ask why did you remove the lights ? We also have the led electric string lights around the 12x16 gazebo. They are not solar but we left them all year round. We only turn them on when we are out. We are in Northern California Bay Area and gazebos around us have the lights on all year. Thank you for your answers .
@@cskuza we had the lights on throughout the holidays. In the warmer months I like to use my oil lanterns. If I use citronella oil it helps with mosquitoes.
Go to the yardistry website and will give you the the extract distance and size for each post. I went 36 inch depth hole with a 2x4 frame on the surface. The depth is to prevent shifting from the frost. The 2x4 frames you can level to each other before you pour the concrete. You want the top surface larger then the post size so you can anchor the post down after.
Hi I have another question. We had our grilling pavilion installed but the inside along the ridge of the roof in the center shows screw holes The light filters through . It doesn’t look completely sealed . Did you have this problem? Our other large gazebo is perfectly sealed . The installer is coming back to take a look at it . We just want to know we are not asking for the impossible. Thank you
I have never noticed light filtering through. I can check on our next sunny day. The centre ridge slides in to seal where the roofs meet. Not sure why there would be screw holes.
Thanks Greg. I really needed this
Thanks Greg, I’ve just ordered one and it’s coming on Monday. Your video will save me some pain. All the best from London, UK.
I hope this video helps.
Greg, thank you. I have had mine for a few months and just now going to start putting it together. I was so happy to see that you put this up. I am sure it is going to help a lot! Happy Thanksgiving and God bless you and all you love!
Great Job. Just started ours.
Good luck on your assembly. This has been great to bbq under.
Thanks for the video! I can’t find anywhere in the specs that show how high up the beams are from the ground. Like if you were walking into it how tall would you have to be to hit your head? Thanks :)
I just measured. It's 80 inches. Hope that helps you.
@@GregRocheleau thank you so much!
Nice video
How much did you pay for it? How deep are the concrete footings?
Thanks
I think I paid around 1100 Canadian from Costco delivered to my place
Nice video! How long did it take to complete the project?
I did it over a couple days. Probably about 6 hours all together not including putting cement footings under a couple posts. It was a nice project.
Greg Rocheleau Thank you Greg. I just got mine. Hoped to get it done before the rain. Need to postpone the project.
@@4Runner4Life I would advise reading the instructions carefully while it rains. Lol
Great video pal, how tall is you’re fence ? 6 foot ? Or 5 foot ?
Thanks for watching, my fence is about 5.5 foot.
I watched this like 40 times bud cheer ur a legend
Hello what size anchors did you buy to secure it? We are building it on a concrete slab 4 inch depth .thank you
The clearance holes in the bracket are about 1/4 inch. I used 3/16 tapcon concrete screws.
@@GregRocheleau thank you
Did you install a fan and light? Are there gaps in the roof? We are thinking of adding extra rafters to add a fan and light …just wondering if this is possible … We have a 16x12 yardistry and there are no gaps in the roof plus it has plenty of rafters so it was easy to add a fan and a light by just adding a board . Thank you!
No we didn't put a fan or lights. We have put rope lights in the rafters in the winter. We also have the 12 x 16. It has been an extension to our outdoor living space. I am planning on adding a wood stove and temporary walls during the cold months.
@@GregRocheleau thank you. May I ask why did you remove the lights ? We also have the led electric string lights around the 12x16 gazebo. They are not solar but we left them all year round. We only turn them on when we are out. We are in Northern California Bay Area and gazebos around us have the lights on all year. Thank you for your answers .
@@cskuza we had the lights on throughout the holidays. In the warmer months I like to use my oil lanterns. If I use citronella oil it helps with mosquitoes.
What is the exact distance beetwen the footings ? I'm planning to have them done ahead of time. Tx
Go to the yardistry website and will give you the the extract distance and size for each post. I went 36 inch depth hole with a 2x4 frame on the surface. The depth is to prevent shifting from the frost. The 2x4 frames you can level to each other before you pour the concrete. You want the top surface larger then the post size so you can anchor the post down after.
Sounds good. Thank you . I'm in Ontario and I think that we need to go 4 feet deep to get below the frost level .
Hi I have another question. We had our grilling pavilion installed but the inside along the ridge of the roof in the center shows screw holes The light filters through . It doesn’t look completely sealed . Did you have this problem? Our other large gazebo is perfectly sealed . The installer is coming back to take a look at it . We just want to know we are not asking for the impossible. Thank you
I have never noticed light filtering through. I can check on our next sunny day. The centre ridge slides in to seal where the roofs meet. Not sure why there would be screw holes.
The assembly instructions are terrible for anything from Costco
I really had to read those instructions. I hope my video helps you.