I wasn't sure about this one but it looked like a great value. Mine is setup at a right angle and is used to shade the back of my grill from the rest of the yard. It's a little tricky to put together as the panels won't be rigid until everything is screwed together. I was able to do it myself and it wasn't very hard, it just took some care. The ground stakes are tricky though as there is a hole that is supposed to accept a screw from the outside of the pvc posts, but there is no easy way to spot where the hole is supposed to be drilled from the outside.Still the whole thing took me about an hour. Caveat emptor, my lawn has some pretty soft clay so it was relatively easy to drive in the stakes.So far it has held up under both heavy rain and wind and it looks the same as when I first put it in. I wouldn't be throwing fastballs at it as its just PVC but as far as being weather proof it should do just fine. Assembly is mostly self-explanatory but even if it isn't, its not hard to figure out. I'm considering buying two more kits to finish off the whole side of my patio.For the low cost it has more than made up for value and I have no regrets. If it wasn't for HOA rules I would have bought another to hide my a/c compressor.