YODOLLA 2.4x3m Lean To Pergola with Roof, Black Hardtop Gazebo Sloping steel roof sheds rain, Wall-fixed frame, No ground footprint, All-year outdoor use

A wall-fixed hardtop canopy that turns an unused stretch of patio into space you actually sit in. At 2.4 x 3 m it covers about 7.2 m², and because it leans on the house there are no posts to walk around. WHY LEAN-TO RATHER THAN FREESTANDING A freestanding gazebo needs four legs and its own footprint. This one fixes to the wall and cantilevers out, so the paving underneath stays clear. That matters on a narrow patio, beside a back door, or where a dining table or hot tub already sits close to the house. THE ROOF Galvanised steel panels, powder-coated in black, laid on a slope so water runs away from the wall instead of sitting on top. Steel does not sag, tear or need re-tensioning, and it does not fade under UV the way a fabric cover does. Leaves slide off in wind rather than collecting in the corners. FRAME AND FIXING The frame bolts to solid masonry using the brackets supplied, and the corners are braced so the structure resists racking in gusts. It is not designed to be moved once installed, and it is not freestanding, so plan the position before you drill. SIZE CHECK BEFORE ORDERING This listing is the 2.4 x 3 m panel, the one most people search for as a hardtop gazebo 2.4m x 3m or a 2.4m x 3m gazebo. Measure the wall you intend to use, allow for the roof overhang, and confirm at least 2.4 m of flat fixing surface. If your wall is shorter, a smaller size in the same range will fit without modification. CARE Wipe the roof panels with water and a soft brush once or twice a year. Clear heavy snow. Check the wall fixings after the first winter and re-tighten if needed.

• SOLID HARDTOP, NOT A SOFT CANOPY: the galvanised steel roof slopes away from your wall, so rain runs off instead of pooling. There is no fabric cover to sag, flap or replace after a single winter, which is the usual failure point of a cheap gazebo.
• LEAN-TO DESIGN KEEPS YOUR PATIO CLEAR: the frame fixes to a wall, so you gain cover without four legs planted where you walk. Furniture, a table or a doorway stay usable, and the cantilevered roof means no posts to trip over.
• 2.4x3m GIVES ABOUT 7.2 M² OF COVER: a 2.4×3 gazebo footprint, or a gazebo 2.4m x 3m in the trade's wording, fits a four-seat dining set or two loungers with room to move the chairs back. Measure the wall first, this panel needs a flat fixing surface of at least 2.4 m and space for a small roof overhang.
• FIXED, NOT MOVED BY GUSTS: the powder-coated metal frame bolts into masonry with the brackets supplied, and the braced corners resist racking. Exposed gardens are the test, and a wall-anchored frame holds its line where a weighted pop-up unit will shift.
• BLACK FINISH READS AS PART OF THE HOUSE: the dark frame blends with brick, render and fencing rather than looking bolted on, and weather marks are far less obvious than on a light frame.roof panels, wall brackets, fixings and clear instructions. Two people can install it in an afternoon.