My husband has fallen in love with this tent bead!

I have been obsessed with metal beds but couldn’t afford the big brand name ones. So decided to get two of these for now. It comes with a protective film on it that was a pain to take off. Learned if I let the pieces sit in the sun for a bit it loosened it and peeled off easier. Bed went together great minus a oopsie of me not following the instructions. Tried skipping a step to get it built faster and needed up putting the pieces in backwards. Good depth, beautiful color and perfect size options. Will be ordering 4 more soon to replace my old beds.

Arrived in great condition. Easy to assemble. I'm thankful.

This is perfect for my umbrella. The table in it's lowest position is just right for my two Adirondack chairs on either side of it. Easy to assemble and it looks great. I also put two 50lb sand bags in the base.

when I initially got the product it looked nice it was easy to put together however the front plate to the motor was missing I called Brad skills and then they said I had to call another place and I called I emailed them and they never emailed me back and then I called oh sunny and since I didn't know the order number and was not able to find it anywhere the girl was very nice and tried for 3 days back and forth emailing tried to help me but with no success so my neighbor told me I could run it without the cover plate but the cover plate was to help filter out the debris going into the motor so I'm going to have to change the water after running the fountain each time which will be somewhat of a pain it would have been nice if outside Sunny could have just sent me the front plate but she didn't know what I was talking about even though I sent her a picture of the front plate to her.

So far I am very satisfied with the new greenhouse. I ordered it on a Monday and received it on the following Friday. I had some trouble assembling it as some of the numbers were missing on the parts. But I was able to figure it out and got it assembled. I added several screw-in stakes and placed a rope over the house to keep it in place as it is very exposed to the wind. So far it has withstood 20mph sustained winds and 25mph wind gusts. Upon receipt, I inventoried the parts, nothing missing, and nothing damaged. I put more dirt than recommended around the edges in order to divert the water that runs off the neighboring field. The only possible issue may be the zipper, but hopefully I can get the strain off of it and prevent issues. Overall, very satisfied.

Yhis is a nice swing for the cost..A lot cheaper than the swings at the local lumber stores. I'm 6'4" 300lbs and the swing is sturdy and comfortable. I may order a few more to put around the camp fire. I will see how well it holds up to the environment.

This unit was so very easy to assemble. Parts were well identified (after I noticed markings on bags) and directions were simple. Less than 30 min from box to being used.

Our original lamp post in our front yard reached 29 years and has seen better days. It was a single lamp and even with a LED bulb it was not very bright. I had replaced the photo sensor 3 times and decided it was time fora new one. I chose this model because of the built in GFCI receptacles and the 3 light configuration which allows up to 100 watt bulbs. Putting it together was pretty easy. Wiring was also easy as there was an instruction sheet making it pretty easy to follow. My old lamp which was put in by the home builder in 1995 was just buried about 2.5 feet into the ground, no concrete used at all. The new lamp is made to bolt into a concrete foundation. After securing the power I dug out the old lamp and disconnected the wiring. Picked up a 5 gallon plastic bucket and used a hole saw to make a 2 inch hole in the bottom. I then ran the wire up through the hole and placed the bucket into the hole so that it was about 1 inch higher than the ground surrounding the hole. I filled it in with dirt about halfway up the bucket and used a level to ensure it was straight. I then used some Quickcrete fast set (Red bag) and poured it dry into the bucket all the way to the top. I also put Quickcrete around the outside of the bucket on top of the dirt, I put about a 2 inch layer. I then covered the outside around the bucket with more dirt covering the Quickcrete. Whats cool about the Quickcrete is that you do not have to pre-mix it. You can use a watering can and just pour water right on top of the Quickcrete. I used a piece of rebar to poke holes in the Quickcrete aiding in the water absorption. Did the same thing on the outside of the bucket. I let it cure for about 24 hours. The lamp comes with 3 anchors but I did not use them. I had some Tapcons laying around, they were 3/8 by 4 inches long. I used the metal bottom template from the lamp and used my drill with a concrete bit to drill into the concrete. Once the holes were drilled I mounted the base using the tapcons and my drill with a hex driver bit. Base was rock solid. I took the top portion which I already wired and assembled and connected my wiring from the ground. Then placed the top portion on the base and used the 3 screws provided to secure the lamp. Turned the power back on and since it was still daylight I covered the photo sensor with my hand. The light did not come on. I was sure all my electric connections were good so I checked the GFCI outlet on the lamp post and noticed that the breaker was tr