Timber Frame Pavilions Buy a stately, self-expressive structure. From the heart of Lancaster County.
The Kingston Pavilion
Standing head and shoulders above your average outdoor pavilion, the Kingston Timber Frame Pavilion is a riveting expression of mankind’s love for the beauty of natural wood. The iconic kingpost timber frame truss design exudes strength and character.
The pavilion is designed to complement a scenic outdoor area—perfect for large gatherings and weddings.
*Includes built-on-site in S.E. PA.
The Denali Pavilion
The Denali Timber Frame Pavilion from Lancaster County Backyard contains more than meets the eye. When combined with the magnificence of the exposed post and beams, the distinctive hammberbeam split-truss design endues this little structure with a truly enormous spirit.
Whether in your backyard or business, the hammerbeam will provide you with a lasting, spacious, and satisfying experience.
*Includes built-on-site in S.E. PA.
The Grand Teton Pavilion
Are you drawn to timber frame designs that are unique and multifaceted? The Grand Teton Timber Frame Pavilion incorporates a graceful arched rib, held with powder-coated strapping, giving the truss system a stately and stylish feel.
This greathearted design is ready to accommodate family, friends, guests, and/or events in any setting. Ready to get started? Get a quote today!
*Includes built-on-site in S.E. PA.
The Natural Beauty of a Timber Frame
What’s so special about a timber frame pavilion? Popular construction methods tend to separate the strength and style of a building. It’s very common to build a structure and then cover it up with facade materials in order to make it “look good.” In a timber frame pavilion, on the other hand, there isn’t a single piece covered or hidden in order to promote a certain look.
The natural elegance and strength exuded by the heavy exposed posts and beams in a timber frame pavilion serve to illustrate the best of man’s creative use of nature. Rather than following the trends and fads in popular cheap building assembly, timber frame construction harkens to a time when men built to bring glory to God through mirroring the excellence and beauty of creation in their work.
If you want to find out more about this truly timeless style of construction, contact us to find out more about our timber frame options.
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Revolutionize Your Outdoors in 3 Steps
1. Design
Use our online quote form, or give us a call to discuss your project. Once we confirm your design, we produce an estimate for your approval.
2. Order
Review and approve the estimate, and place your order with a down payment. You prepare your space as we prepare your structure.
3. Happiness
Once your structure is ready, it's delivered to your property, and/or constructed on-site. You enjoy outdoor happiness and hosting like never before!
If you want a custom design or need to satisfy local zoning and permitting requirements, our advanced process may be required. This is typically required on structures of 200 square feet and larger.
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Questions?
Are your timber frame pavilions made by hand?
We believe that quality workmanship comes from skilled carpenters. That is why our Amish craftsmen use simple tools to cut the timber frames. We do not use any CNC routers and computerized equipment to cut the pieces. Timber frames done by hand provide a more authentic and genuine pavilion.
Why do timber frame pavilions cost more than standard wood or vinyl pavilions?
The sheer amount of wood required for a timber frame construction makes it much more expensive than it’s wood or vinyl counterparts. Also, the mortise and tenon style of building requires a much higher level of engineering and expertise to complete. These factors combine to make a timber frame pavilion cost much more than standard wood or vinyl.
Can I place a pergola or pavilion on bare ground?
To place a pergola/pavilion on bare ground, you should first install concrete piers that mound just a bit above the surface of the ground. (for concrete pier details, see Answer to Q. Can I mount it on my paver patio?)