Purple Leaf Gazebo After 6 Months — Still Worth It? (Honest Update)
Six months later, is the Purple Leaf gazebo still worth it? This is my honest update after daily use of the Purple Leaf hardtop gazebo with the steel roof.
In this Purple Leaf gazebo review, I share what held up, what I noticed over time, and whether this backyard gazebo, patio gazebo, and outdoor gazebo is still a smart buy. If you watched my first video and want the long term gazebo review, this 6 month gazebo review covers real-world wear, weather, and whether I would buy the Purple Leaf steel roof gazebo again.
This honest gazebo review looks at how the weather resistant gazebo performed as a patio cover gazebo through months of use. I cover durability, rust concerns, roof strength, curtains, netting, and everyday living with a hardtop gazebo.
If you are asking is Purple Leaf gazebo worth it after six months, this Purple Leaf gazebo update gives you a clear, honest answer. If this hardtop gazebo review helped, like the video, subscribe for more outdoor gear reviews from Coach Helder, and comment below with how long you have owned yours.
After six months of use in New Jersey, the Purple Leaf Gazebo has proven to be highly durable, remaining rust-free and completely watertight despite heavy rain and hail. The user reports high satisfaction with its build quality and stability, noting that it has exceeded expectations compared to similar products from other brands.
Welcome. It's been six months since I reviewed and put up, mounted my Purple Leaf Gazebo,
and I promised you an update video, and it's going to be a quick one. It's been six months,
in the sun, tons of rain, hail every once in a while, and there is no rust. And to be honest
with you, the gazebo still looks brand new. When I have friends that haven't been here in a while
visit, they ask me if I just put it up, if I just mounted it. So that's definitely a good sign. We
had a lot of heavy rain here in New Jersey during the summer months, and I would come out here and
check, and a lot of times I'd be here utilizing it if it wasn't too windy, and there was no water
inside, not on the table, not dripping from the ceiling, so it definitely remained water tight.
Now I was going to anchor it down. I never got to anchor it down. It's very windy here in my, let's
say, neck of the woods, and the gazebo didn't budge, didn't move an inch. Now, should I anchor it?
Absolutely. Am I going to do it? Probably, okay. If it wasn't for the laziness, it would have been
done already, but I definitely want to try to get to it before the winter months and the snowy season.
I added a ceiling fan with a light. It creates nice airflow, obviously gives you light in any
situation because of all of these LED options these days. It helps to repel the mosquitoes,
and to be honest with you, looks very cool. Now that I do have it, I would say that it's certainly
a must and highly recommended for your gazebo. The curtains themselves, heavy duty, work great.
The only issue, of course, in the summertime is it does get hot, so I tend to just kind of pull just
one section to try to block out the sun at that time, leave the rest open to ventilate, and of
course, the fans help a great deal. The one thing that I am a bit skeptical about are the actual
straps that strap the curtains in the corner. They are a bit flimsy. I think that Purple Leaf could
have done a bit better with them, but of course, it's not a deal breaker. They're very inexpensive.
I haven't had any of them, let's say, rip on me so far, but I am gentle and very careful with them.
And that's basically it. Not much to say. Obviously, I have a bunch of information in my initial
review video, so if you want to check that out, I will list it below in the description. And I have
to say, I have buddies, as you know, just by looking around, there are a lot of manufacturers
of these gazebos, and they all look similar, but I have two very good buddies, and they have a gazebo.
They're not Purple Leaf gazebos, and they're having issues with them. They've had them for
less than a year, and they're already seeing rust, leaks, stuff coming apart. So, I can't speak highly
enough, and I was pleasantly surprised with Purple Leaf. They certainly exceeded my expectations.
Purple Leaf has a ton of products, so anytime I'm looking for something for the outdoors,
I will definitely go to Purple Leaf first, see what their options are, just because they really
won me over with this gazebo. So, that's basically it. I hope that this information helps you in
order to make a decision if you're on the fence with getting a gazebo for your location.
And thanks for watching.
