A timber frame pavilion from Lancaster County Backyard creates a sturdy, shaded area that’s perfect for eating outside, spending quiet time, or hosting guests on your New Jersey property. Get in touch for a free quote or to ask any questions.
At Lancaster County Backyard, we know your outdoor area is an important part of your home. Our Amish-built timber frame pavilions are made to enhance that space, creating a welcoming setting for everything from family get-togethers to peaceful downtime. Built from durable timbers and delivered fully assembled, each pavilion adds long-lasting appeal and reliable structure to your New Jersey property.
Standing head and shoulders above your average outdoor pavilion, the Kingston Pavilion is a riveting expression of mankind’s love for the beauty of natural wood.
The Kingston Pro Timber Frame Pavilion, an upgraded version of our beloved Kingston Pavilion, and features exclusive enhancements.
The Denali Pavilion contains more than meets the eye. The magnificence of the exposed posts and beams, combined with its distinctive design, endows this structure with a truly enormous spirit.
The Grand Teton Pavilion incorporates a gracefully arched rib, held with powder-coated strapping, giving the truss system a stately and stylish feel.
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| Timber Frame | $19,991 |
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 Kingston Pro
| Timber Frame | $24,234 |
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 Denali
| Timber Frame | $25,507 |
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 Grand Teton
| Timber Frame | $29,567 |
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Our timber frame pavilions bring together lasting strength and natural character. Built from large Douglas Fir timbers, every pavilion is made to order and tailored to your backyard or outdoor space. They serve perfectly for:
Not sure what style is right for you? Our guide Outdoor Pavilion Ideas: Styles, Uses, & Designs can help!
Along with our on-site construction services, we also produce timber frame pavilion kits here in Lancaster County. Every kit is precisely cut, clearly labeled, and neatly packaged for straightforward assembly, complete with detailed instructions and the same attention to detail found in our fully built pavilions. You can learn more about what’s included by visiting What Is Included in a Timber Frame Kit?
Our pavilion kits are available across New Jersey and nearby areas, making it easy to enjoy the look and quality of Amish-built timber framing at your own location. Want to see how installation works? Check out our Pavilion Kit Installed guide for a closer look.
If you’re thinking about adding a timber frame pavilion to your New Jersey property, or want to learn more about our pavilion kits, Lancaster County Backyard is ready to assist. Get in touch with us today for a free quote and begin planning a structure that will be enjoyed by your family and community for many years.
Not sure if a timber frame pavilion is the right choice yet? Take a look at Why Buy a Timber Frame Pavilion? to learn more.
We just had our new 10×12 Gazebo installed yesterday. It’s even prettier than we imagined and the installers were fantastic. So happy–thank you LCB!
Great service! Excellent craftsmanship! Highly recommend!
professionally built gazebo with good price, very well equipped delivery and smooth installation
I own a construction company and can appreciate a professional crew that grinds throughout the day to complete their project. I received exactly what I asked for and the cleanup that followed was exceptional.
We just had a 14×16 pavilion built and we love it! It’s exactly what we wanted. It is well constructed and completed on time. All of the workers were very professional and on time. We would highly recommend.
They do great work. I looked at several companies and I am very pleased with the quality of the structure and the service they’ve provided.
Am very happy with Lancaster County Backyards. Our 14 foot gazebo was delivered on time and is a beautiful addition to our yard.
It was an absolute pleasure dealing with your company and you personally. We are so happy with the finished product.The workmanship is superior to other shed companies. We have and will recommend you to our friends and family. Thank you
A great group of people to deal with. Our gazebo was built with quality materials and exceeded our expectations. My wife and I enjoy both breakfast and dinner there as often as we can. We love the openness and shade it offers.
Wonderful experience with the planning and building of our pavilion. They were so helpful and the workmanship was top notch. It’s become the new favorite part of our home. We love sitting outside in the rain!
Excellent experience with the construction of a custom pergola. Very professional. Work was done efficiently and first rate quality. Highly recommend.
The re-roof these folks performed on our cedar shake gazebo was beautiful. The attention to detail was particularly impressive. Everything was removed and replaced in one day. Fantastic!
Yes, we offer privacy walls as an option! Check out this project to see an example of one we’ve built.
Lead times can vary depending on the project. The best way to get an accurate answer is to fill out a quote form, where your project’s current lead time will be displayed as you complete it.
Yes, Western Red Cedar is an option for a significant upcharge.
Post and beam construction and timber frame construction may look similar at first glance, but they differ in how the joints are made. Post and beam relies on metal fasteners like bolts or brackets to connect large timbers, while timber framing uses traditional interlocking joinery that holds together without hardware. Post and beam is often quicker to build, while timber framing offers a seamless, time-honored look with unmatched craftsmanship. For a closer look at each style, see our Timber Frame vs Post and Beam article or dive deeper into Timber Frame Construction.
Timber Frame structures are beautiful but require regular maintenance to ensure they remain durable and attractive throughout the years.
UV rays (sunlight) and moisture (rain/snow) are wood’s natural enemies; hence, attention must be given to protecting the wood.
• Post Stand-off brackets, are important to elevate the posts above the patio surface. 3/4th inch stand-off brackets are included with all standard structures.
• Installing rain gutters minimizes splash-back of rainwater off the roof.
• We recommend staining your structure and consistently reapplying stain as necessary.
Stains typically last 1-3 years on the sections exposed to sunlight and moisture, and up to 10+ years in areas protected from the elements. It is better to re-stain before the original stain fades or shows obvious signs of wear.
Yes — you could assemble a DIY timber frame pavilion from one of our pavilion kits if you enjoy construction projects and are comfortable with tools and teamwork. While you don’t need to be a professional carpenter, some experience with construction or DIY projects helps a lot.
See our video
Yes. We can provide a drawing for the concrete footer placement before you place your order.
Pavilion pricing can differ widely based on the sizes and materials you choose. To learn more about what influences the cost, check out our article on pavilion pricing or get in touch for a personalized free quote.
Timber Frame Pavilion kits are available nationwide across the contiguous USA.
LCB installs TF Pavilions primarily in the Mid-Atlantic states, but can frequently offer installation in any of the states in the East.
Yes! We use a laser level and cut the posts onsite as needed.
If your structure has exposed wooden posts and the patio consists of pavers with concrete footers/piers under the pavers, post standoffs are recommended so the bottoms of the wooden posts do not reside beneath the patio surface. The top of each concrete pier should be located 2.5” beneath the top of the paver stones in that exact area. (View example PDF here)
Lancaster County Backyard uses Douglas fir for our timber frame pavilion kits and all other timber frame structures. We also offer Western Red Cedar as an option for a significant upcharge.
In most states, we are able to provide engineered/architectural stamped drawings for pavilions for an additional fee. Contact us to begin the process.
A timber frame uses large, heavy timbers joined with mortise and tenon to form the primary structure, whereas traditional construction relies on smaller dimensional lumber fastened with nails. Learn more about the difference here.
A properly built timber frame structure, when well-maintained, can last for over 100 years. In fact, many ancient timber frame buildings still stand today as proof of their durability and craftsmanship. The key to longevity is protecting the wood from moisture and pest damage. That said, an outdoor timber frame structure without walls typically has a shorter lifespan of around 20–40 years.
Yes. Our DIY timber frame pavilion kits are designed for homeowners or builders who want a hands-on project. If you’re outside of our timber frame installation service area, you can still order one of our timber frame pavilion kits and build it yourself or hire local help.
In most cases, permits are required for building projects. Permit requirements often vary by state, county, city, or local municipality. Lancaster County Backyard does not obtain permits for our timber frame sheds, pavilions, or other backyard structures. Check your state and local laws for the most accurate permit requirements for you!
We believe quality starts with precision. That’s why our craftsmen use advanced CNC routers and computerized equipment to cut each timber frame with accuracy. Every piece is handled, even when heavy members are positioned with lifts rather than carried by hand. Many pieces are hand-sanded, while the remaining timbers are sanded with a large timber sander. The result is machine accuracy with careful human attention at every step.
The sheer amount of wood required for a timber frame construction makes it more expensive than it’s wood or vinyl counterparts. Also, the mortise and tenon style of building requires a higher level of engineering and expertise to complete. These factors combine to make a timber frame pavilion cost more than standard wood or vinyl.
We recommend that the pavilion columns are placed on concrete piers (cut the concrete and place piers in).
Concrete piers are the primary choice for setting up our pavilions, as they provide a strong and lasting base. While we can secure the structure to other types of foundations, concrete piers remain the most common and recommended option for outdoor installations.
We do offer premier-quality stain in a variety of shades and colors. Although this service provides the most convenient staining option for your structure, it’s even better to wait for staining until three or four months after construction. Dryer wood receives stain better, though you don’t want to wait so long that oxidation becomes evident and the wood starts to gray. Ask us for more direction on the ideal staining procedure for your project.
A check is the name given to cracks that form on the surface of wood columns, and results from the outermost layers drying and contracting before the inner core. Checking is considered an inevitable feature of wood construction, and simply adds to the unique character of each piece of wood. For lumber that is less susceptible to deep checks, choose #1 Douglas Fir for your exposed wooden structure.
Mortise and tenon is the architectural term for the joining of posts, beams, and braces using a tightly interlocking design that’s secured with wood pegs rather than metal fasteners. Projects that feature exposed beams with mechanical fasteners are typically classified as post and beam construction rather than timber frame. While mortise and tenon is preferred on our timber frame projects, depending on the design we may suggest the inclusion of hidden, minimal, or artfully integrated metal brackets and straps in order to maintain budgetary requirements, or produce a different kind of look.
Our timber frame structures are forged from #1 Douglas Fir – a deluxe-quality lumber preferred by many people. One inch solid oak pegs are used in the mortise and tenon joinery.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out. We welcome your questions and are happy to discuss your project in more detail. Call us at 267 638 6983 or email us at sales@lancastercountybackyard.net.
