JYSK KROV PAVILJONA FAABORG Š3XD3M BIJELA

Pros

• Durability (with caveats): The frame is reported to last over 10 years by multiple users. However, the fabric roof''s lifespan is significantly shorter, commonly lasting only 2-3 years, even with seasonal storage. Some users replace the roof annually or every two years. One user reported their first roof lasting over 10 years, but this was an exception. Another user has bought four roofs since 2010. Good value for money, especially when purchased on sale (one user''s perspective). Multiple users have purchased replacement roofs over the years, indicating the frame''s continued use. The availability of replacement roofs is frequently praised as a positive aspect, allowing for extended use of the pavilion frame.
• Ease of Installation (with caveats): Installation is reported as easy and straightforward by some users, while others experienced significant difficulty, requiring near-complete disassembly of the pavilion structure for installation.
• Replacement Availability: Replacement roofs are readily available, allowing users to extend the lifespan of the pavilion frame. This is frequently mentioned as a positive aspect.

Cons

• Roof Fabric Quality: The most commonly cited issue is the poor quality of the fabric roof. It is described as tearing easily, staining quickly, and generally not lasting long. Users frequently replace the roof annually or every two years. The fabric is reported as too thin and light, allowing too much sunlight through in at least one instance. Zippers are weak and prone to breaking, often failing during installation or immediately upon use. Poor stitching is also reported, requiring restitching for functionality. The fabric is described as ripping easily, even after only two seasons of use (May-August). The fabric is not water-resistant; furniture underneath gets wet.
• Roof Size Inaccuracy: Several users reported that the received roof was too small, failing to properly cover the pavilion frame. This often leads to difficulty in fitting the roof and damage to the frame in at least one instance. One user found the usable area significantly smaller (2.5x2.5m) than the advertised size (3x3m). In one case, the roof was too small to attach to all corners. Holes around the eyelets are reported, leading to rainwater entering the pavilion.
• Attachment Points: The attachment points of the roof to the frame are considered a weak point, with fabric fraying and tearing frequently occurring there.

Comments

The fabric roof''s short lifespan and inconsistent sizing are the most significant recurring problems, offsetting the frame''s durability. Users suggest adding more color options (red, yellow, and graphite mentioned). The roofs are frequently used seasonally, suggesting storage during winter. One user mentioned that the quality of their replacement roof was superior to their original roof. Several users find the price acceptable for the quality and replacement ease, especially when purchased on sale. At least one user recommends using metal zippers instead of the current ones. The need for better instructions on drying and care after heavy rainfall is mentioned. The use of straps and weights to secure the roof in windy conditions is considered a hassle. One user also noted that their old roof had better securing features. Some users have needed to add extra holes to the roof to fit different pavilion models.