




The ToughOut Thunderstorm Gazebo 3 × 3m in White is the heaviest-duty pop-up shelter in the ToughOut range, built for people who put a gazebo up and take it down again and again — stallholders, sports clubs, schools and families. The steel frame opens without tools, and three detachable side walls are included so you can close off whichever sides you need.
The canopy is 800D woven oxford with a 265GSM PVC coating for enhanced UV and water resistance, and the side walls are 210D woven oxford, 9m in total across three sides. The frame uses 40 × 40mm steel tube at 0.6mm wall thickness, 0.55mm oval-profile cross bars, and 35 × 35mm steel legs that adjust through four height settings with quick-release buttons.
On the ground it takes up 2.92m × 2.92m and stands 3.31m at the peak. This is the size most often chosen for a single market stall, a club gear tent, a food stand at a school gala, or shade beside the pool on a hot weekend. White is the common pick for market and hospitality stalls, and for events where a neutral canopy is expected.
Before you set up: the Thunderstorm Gazebo is temporary outdoor shelter, not a permanent structure. Peg down or weight all four legs every time you set it up, take the canopy off before strong wind, and do not leave the gazebo standing unattended or overnight. Damage caused by wind or by use outside these conditions is not covered.
Yes. Three detachable 210D woven oxford side walls are supplied, 9m of wall in total. The fourth side is left open, so you can face the opening whichever way suits your site.
The gazebo covers 2.92m × 2.92m on the ground and stands 3.31m at the peak. Allow extra room around all four legs for pegs or weights. Note the actual footprint is slightly under the 3m marketed size, so measure to 2.92m when you are planning a tight space.
No. The Thunderstorm Gazebo is designed as temporary shelter. Take it down, or at least remove the canopy, before strong wind, and do not leave it standing unattended or overnight.
No tools are needed for the frame — it concertinas open and the legs lock at four heights with quick-release buttons. The complete gazebo weighs 26.3kg (frame 22kg, canopy 3.9kg, side walls 1.3kg), so two people make set-up and pack-down considerably easier.
| Marketed size | 3 × 3m |
| Product dimensions | 2.92m × 2.92m × 3.31m |
| Product weight | 26.3kg |
| Frame / canopy weight | 22kg / 3.9kg |
| Side wall length / weight | 9m / 1.3kg |
| Frame material | Powder-coated steel |
| Canopy material | 800D woven oxford with 265GSM PVC coating |
| Side wall material | 210D woven oxford |
| Colour | White |
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Exactly as described. We leave ours's up 24 x 7 (with ratchet tiedowns - its sturdy).
Great strong product and great service
It's alot heavier than expected. Please note it does not come with pegs or ropes.
Purchased a wheelie bag for it, as I was lifting the gazebo by the handles, a couple of stitches broke, as a sewer that's the downfall about the bag, the strap does not go around the bag so of course the first few stitches will break when the gazebo is in the bag. Purchased the gazebo for a market which was then postponed due to bad weather. Upon inspection the fabric is much thicker for the walls. I purchased as my old gazebo has done what I bought it for but needed to be really pegged and tied if the wind got a bit stronger than a breeze.
This gazebo is the hardest one to erect. The crossbars are so stiff we have huge trouble getting them up and locked - even others have commented how stiff they are, and they are regular users. Once you get the darned thing locked in it’s a great gazebo. Are we the unfortunate ones who have received a faulty gazebo? Surely we shouldn’t have to have four people to get this thing locked into position.
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| Assembly required | Yes — tool-free frame set-up |
| Carton dimensions | 151cm × 25.5cm × 27.5cm |
| Package weight | 28.5kg |
| Package contents | 1 × ToughOut Thunderstorm Gazebo 3 × 3m in White (frame and canopy); 1 × three-sided detachable gazebo wall, 9m total |
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