Can anyone tell me if a gazebo with sides works well on uneven ground? Thinkin

[jameslee]

I'm planning to set up a gazebo with sides for a small event in my garden, but the ground is slightly sloped and a bit uneven. Before I commit, I'd love to know if anyone has experience using a gazebo in similar conditions. Does it stay stable? Are there any tips or adjustments I should be aware of to make it secure and level? I want to make sure it's safe and functional, especially if there's wind or light rain. Any advice or recommendations would be really appreciated!

[enoszieme]

I've set up a gazebo on slightly uneven ground before, and it can definitely work—you just need to take a few precautions. The sides on gazebos actually help a lot with stability, especially if there's a breeze. I'd recommend using adjustable leg weights or placing something solid under the lower legs to balance it out. Also, make sure it's tightly secured with ropes or pegs. It might take a little tweaking, but once it's set up, it holds up well even on a slope.