Timber Pavilions.
Built for
Style & Strength
Beautiful
Timber Frame
Pavilions…
from Solid Wood Beams
Timber frame pavilions are an instant backyard classic and are the perfect structure for anywhere people gather to socialize or relax such as churches, parks, campsites, and of course, residential backyards. With a great list of choices for design, these picturesque pavilions transform into incredible spaces for grilling areas, picnic coverings, car protection, boat storage, outdoor seating, general shelter, and much more!
The beautiful timbers used in your pavilion are locally sourced from carefully managed forests, including some from the Great Smoky Mountains. The white pines are a timeless American treasure, used to build countless cabins and barns of early settlers, and still loved by the region’s residents today.
Custom Build Your Own Pavilion
A Step-By-Step Guide
1
Choose a pavilion size
Select typical pavilion sizes that fit your location. Measurements are based on beam lengths.
The following sizes are available:
10’ x 10’
10’ x 14’
10’ x 20’
12’ x 12’
12’ x 20’
12’ x 24’
16’ x 16’
16’ x 24’
16’ x 32’
2
Choose a stain color
3
Choose roofing
Asphalt Shingles
Metal Roofing
Roof Pitch
Overhang Extension Option
Add 24” eave overhangs at pavilion ends for additional roof space and shade.
Pavilion Pricing
Prices for the pavilions include on-site construction of the units, 50 miles from any of our dealer locations.
For those not familiar with construction terms, you may wonder what “standing seams” are. Standing seam metal panels feature concealed fasteners that are good for aesthetics and durability. First, you get a cleaner look without the screw heads popping up down the seams. Second, since the fasteners are entirely concealed, there is no risk of leaks as the hardware begins to break down
Pavilion Site Prep
All timber pavilions require a level concrete pad or concrete piers before installation.
Concrete Pads
Ensure that your poured pad has dried completely and is a minimum of 12” greater than the size of your Pavilion
Concrete Piers/Footer for Each Structural Beam
Must have one of the two options prepared prior to install:
18” Sonatube or larger (a minimum of 16” deep)
24” Square Pad (a minimum of 16” deep)
More About Pavilion Materials
Beams
Eastern White Pine, Rustic Timbers locally sourced from the Great Smoky Mountains.
8x8 Posts
6x10 Beams
4x8 Rafters
Steel
¼” Heavy Duty Steel Joinery
Roof Under Sheating
2x6 Southern Yellow Pine under- sheathing,
Tongue & Groove
Roofing
Metal roofing is 29-gauge metal, or upgrade to Standing Seam metal (Both w/40-year warranty)
OR
Asphalt Shingle roofing, 30-year warranty
