CZGBRO 12FT Garden Dome Igloo Tent, Outdoor Bubble Tent Clear Dome Shelter Geodesic Dome 5-7 Person for Backyard Patios, Canopy Gazebos Screen House Room Lean to Greenhouse

The media could not be loaded. Update since original purchase:-- Two years later, and this dome is still in excellent shape. I am still using the original plastic cover, but it's nice to know that one can buy a replacement.-- The dome is fantastic in winter and summer. In the past, we never used our roof top in the winter because it was too cold. This dome traps the hear from a small electric heater and it's wonderful to sit up there on a snowy evening.-- The quality of this is great -- much better than two other brands I tried.I have had this up since November and I am delighted. Here is my thoughts:-- Most importantly for me is that this is the sturdiest and most durable bubble we have tried. It lasted all winter, through wind, rain, and snow, and it's still in perfect shape. We are using it in an area where it gets lots of wear and tear, specifically a NYC rooftop in the winter. We had previously purchased every year an Alvantor, but it never made it through the winter (the plastic would tear, or snow would collapse it).-- I assembled it on my own, including putting the plastic over the structure. It took me about 2 hours and I had fun. I echo some of the other comments here that it was a fun half-afternoon project.-- The geodesic nature of the structure make is snow-resistant (slides off the top) and very sturdy.-- The plastic cover is thicker, higher quality and more durable than the Alvantor. In the cold temperatures it doesn't split or puncture if the furniture hits it.-- I will disassemble it and put it in storage until next winter. I could not be happier with this purchase.

We are a restaurant. We bought three and they have proven very durable during the winter season. For us, getting another season of use is a victory, and we certainly will. Might we get 3 seasons? Maybe. For home use, you should get multiple seasons. Note that they take ~1 hour to build, so you are probably leaving them up for the entire season. We did have one of the plastic connectors break and reached out to CZBRO, offering to buy them, and they sent us 2 for free. Great service! We use small propane heaters (Home Depot) on cold days because running electric cables isn't feasible, but I'd recommend electric if you can do.

The zipper broke within the first year we had it. Company refused to replace the cover but did give us a $50 credit for a new zipper. Bought one and had over 10 hours of time sewing it in. Other than the zipper, it’s a good product. But a broken zipper kind of renders it useless.

We purchased a second igloo this year for our brewery in southern Minnesota. The igloos have been great even in the negative temps and snow. With a couple small heaters, they are surprisingly warm. They provide a statement on our patio and are very popular! One of the zippers was faulty and recently wouldn't zip but the seller graciously sent us a new cover! I recommend these for a cozy space to entertain or hang out!

Worst thing I’ve ever bought off of Amazon. The company’s policy also is NOT to replace broken parts…they expect you to tear it down and send it back. Avoid this product at all costs. It’s total junk

Put it up last year and it was fantastic for the long, cold snowy Michigan winter to still have some time outdoorsThis year I went to out it back up and I cannot find where we stored the directions, I’m very disappointed they are not easily found and cannot easily contact the seller for a copy.If anyone has found online directions or can take photos and add them here please do

I never write reviews but I had to in this case. I was shopping for something to block the wind from hitting our heads while we were in the Jacuzzi and keep the heat in the water . I tried tents but they were too unstable with the curtains attached to the side and we also couldn't see outside of it. Other structures were way more expensive and too permanent for our deck where we wanted to situate it. I've seen these at Restaurants and roof tops so we started to look and there it was. Exactly what we needed. Easy to set up with 2 people but no issues with one. So tempted to get more and set them up around the yard. The only complaint I might have is that I wish they had something a little bit more secure for the cover that attaches to the frame at the bottom. That way the wind doesn't blow it away from the bottom. I ended up just zip tying around the top of the Velcro to the frame. No issues we just had some strong winds come through the other day. Not absolutely needed but I don't want to see my igloo in the neighbors yard!

The wind got a hold of this yesterday and sent it flying in now I have a few broken parts of which I would like to order get replaced but I cannot find a contact or a phone number or an email or anything. Does anybody have an idea who to contact?