The choice of materials and construction plays a crucial role in designing a gazebo or pavilion as a terrace cover. A gazebo made of powder-coated aluminum in anthracite, for example, creates a striking and modern appearance.
In contrast, the wooden gazebo creates a warm atmosphere and harmoniously blends into the garden. This choice not only affects the aesthetics but also the durability and adaptability to individual styles. It is important to note that metal is not necessarily more or less durable than specially processed wood, which is also well-suited for long-lasting pavilions.
Furthermore, there are differences in the gazebo and pavilion roof options. Double-wall panels, slatted roofs, or the weatherproof gazebo from STROHBOID with its extremely robust membrane are all available choices.
A gazebo can be designed as a freestanding structure or as an attached gazebo, similar to a pergola or carport. The choice of design depends not only on personal preference but also on the outdoor conditions.
An attached gazebo, as the name suggests, requires a structure it can be attached to, such as an exterior wall. On the other hand, a freestanding gazebo or pavilion does not require any additional attachments and can stand alone, like a garden house.