TOUGHOUT Thunderstorm Gazebo 3x6M - Navy

The ToughOut Thunderstorm Gazebo 3 × 6m in Navy 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 event crews. 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, 12m 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 5.77m × 2.92m and stands 3.31m at the peak. It covers a long stall run, a full sideline bench, or a catering and service line at a festival — this is the size to choose when the alternative is joining two smaller gazebos together.

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.

Frequently asked questions

Are side walls included with this gazebo?

Yes. Three detachable 210D woven oxford side walls are supplied, 12m of wall in total. The fourth side is left open, so you can face the opening whichever way suits your site.

How much space do I need, and how tall is it?

The gazebo covers 5.77m × 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 under the 6m × 3m marketed size, so measure to 5.77m × 2.92m when you are planning a tight space or booking a stall site.

Can I leave it up overnight or in strong wind?

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.

How heavy is it, and does it need tools to set up?

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 47kg (frame 36kg, canopy 7.3kg, side walls 1.8kg). At this size two people are the minimum, and three makes pack-down considerably easier.