10x12 Gazebo Curtains, Netting & Winter Covers

Q: Will Sojag curtains fit a gazebo from another brand?

Sojag curtains are cut for a named model and hook onto that frame's track. For a Corriveau gazebo use Corriveau's side curtains; for other 10x12 frames, check the post spacing against the curtain panel widths before ordering.

Everything cut for a 10 x 12 ft gazebo in one place: privacy curtains, mosquito netting and universal winter covers from Sojag and Corriveau. Sojag curtains are made for a specific model — Dakota, Meridien, Monteserra, Sumatra, Genova, Savino, Skylight, Diani, Dalby, Turia — so match the name on your gazebo before you order; Corriveau's side curtains, Mica screens and mosquito nets fit its 10x12 gazebos. The Sojag Universal Winter Cover and Winter Cover Plus and the Corriveau winter cover fit most 10x12 hardtops with a winter support post.

Shopping for the gazebo itself? See the 10x12 gazebos. All winter sizes are in gazebo winter covers, and every part in canopy & gazebo accessories.

10x12 gazebo accessories FAQ

Will Sojag curtains fit a gazebo from another brand?

Sojag curtains are cut for a named model (the product title says which — Dakota, Meridien, Monteserra, Sumatra…) and hook onto that frame's track. For a Corriveau gazebo use Corriveau's side curtains; for other 10x12 frames, check the post spacing against the curtain panel widths before ordering.

Curtains, netting or both?

Mosquito netting is the fine mesh that keeps bugs out while air moves through; privacy curtains are opaque polyester for shade, wind and privacy. Most hardtops have two tracks so both can hang together, netting inside and curtains outside.

Which winter cover fits a 10x12?

The Sojag Universal Winter Cover 10 x 12 (or the heavier Winter Cover Plus) and the Corriveau 10x12 winter cover fit most 10x12 hardtops. Both need the winter support post under the roof centre so the fabric sheds snow instead of pooling it.

When should the winter cover go on?

After the curtains and netting come down and before the first lasting snow — late October to mid-November in most of Canada. Take it off once the risk of heavy snow has passed in spring.