Gazebo Brookdale Backyard Discovery - Part 2/Final 

The pavers to dress up the base of the columns was a great idea!

AWESOME JOB!!! I am thinking about purchasing this gazebo this week. I am praying mine looks as great as yours.

I was trying to figure out how to make the column bases look nice without breaking the bank. I think you nailed it. I'm going with what you did. I think the pavers you bought are 8"x4" from Lowes which makes sense. Thank you!

Final results it looks good! My wife and I are shopping around and trying to get a good gage on does and don’t reviews. But I think 🤔 you did well bro.

Looks great , but I would be worried about rain over the years, creates mold, mildew inside , then eventually the post rot out.Air flow is essential to prolong the life of the wood. It would be better if the post were resting on top of any masonary work rather than inside, Good luck.

I like that's so cute 😍😍😍😍😍

Thanks for showing all your steps! Looks really great!

Looks amazing dude! So happy you shared this

Thanks for sharing. Great video and gazebo looks nice. Think we've narrowed our search to this same gazebo.

Great job and great video. Thanks.

Awesome u gave me alot of ideas for mine ! Thanks

@Todd Vance Great informational videos on the samsclub gazebo kit. I really enjoyed your backyard set up, final project came out looking great! Just a blue collar carpenters observation (Use the right tool for the job to avoid headaches): Go to home depot and rent a hammer drill ($25), that was painful to watch. No idea how long that took but I know a hammer drill would have been 10x faster and easier. Recruit your buddies again (2 guys each post), mark the holes on the concrete thru the brackets, lift up corner posts/move the gazebo a foot diagonally, then you have plenty of room to drill holes "straight" into the concrete. Move back and drive in anchors. I'd estimate 5 to 10 minutes start to finish. Then enjoy adult beverages with the buddies for a couple hours :) ***Be sure to go buy some sealant and brush seal all the wood surfaces, you will need 1-2 gallons. That factory stain is AWFUL and will blister, peel and wear before the 1st year leaving you very upset with your product and all your hard work. It's well worth the time and money to seal it.

Thank you for the ideas!!!

Awesome project!

Very nice!

Looks great

Hammer drill makes that anchoring job a breeze

Nice! A hammer drill would have saved you much time. Same thing for the pavers, you could have used a diamond blade on a grinder to make easy work of that task. Great job👍

Looks awesome. What are the dimensions? Is the shorter side the V side or the roof side?

Question the electric outlets are they set up to be hardwired or do you just run a extension cord to power them?

Nice Job! Are the 6x6 posts true 6x6 or are they hollow? Saw this at Sam's and they felt hollow when I knocked on it.

Did you stack the bricks for extra weight in order to hold the gazebo to the ground during storms? has it worked so far?

Could you build the roof in sections overhead? I other words, could you build the roof overhead? (Not on the ground?)

Hello, I have to build the same gazebo but they won't build it over my hot tub. My question is after its built do you think it would be possible to have 4-8 people lift it up and move it 15 feet over the hot tub? Or do you think it will be too heavy to move even with al of those people? The weight is my gazebo will be about 750 lbs which is similar to the weight of yours I think. Thank you.

Did you have to put all three bolts on the brackets to the concrete?

I wonder how to anchor this gazebo on pavers? Not sure if they will be secure enough vs to concrete floor...

Did you use concrete around those brick so they can make it sturdier

The stain color can be found on the side of the boxes. It's sandalwood.

Do you think it will move if I dong anchor the legs?

Para después eso también

Does the 2 roof panels meet exactly flush in the middle when jointed together? Or is there gap for a lil bit of play if not exactly squared?

Did you mortar the bricks together?

Did you snap of a head on the concrete screw? If so, how did you get it out? Yup -- I snapped one.

Where can I find those anchors?

Did you connect the electrical outlets?

bro...nice yard, but you need a bigger grill to go with it

I wonder how people survive