Woodland · Timber pavilion kits
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Compare species textures, real timber photos, stain samples, and roof colors.
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A ready-to-assemble timber package, prepared in our shop. Standard kits include precut framing, preassembled trusses, hardware, drawings, and 2×8 pine tongue-and-groove decking. Roofing and stain follow your selections; standard post height is 8 feet.
The framing is precut and the trusses are preassembled. On site, your carpenter sets and braces the posts, installs the framing and trusses, then fits and fastens the decking and roofing. Stain touch-ups are expected after assembly.
Find the wood that feels right for your space. Start with our kiln-dried pine or explore pressure-treated pine, Cypress, and Eastern Red Cedar. We’ll help you choose a finish and work through availability and pricing.
Our standard wood and best-value choice. Light color, natural knots, and warm grain give pine its familiar timber look. It takes stain well, and kiln drying reduces moisture before we build your kit. Regular finish care helps keep it looking its best.
The familiar look of pine, treated for added resistance to decay and insects. Its color changes as it dries and weathers. We use a penetrating, water-based stain to bring out the grain and add color while keeping the natural wood texture visible.
Cypress brings warm, golden tones and distinctive grain to your pavilion. It’s a popular choice for its outdoor character and natural durability, which varies with the timber and exposure. Regular stain care helps preserve its color; unfinished wood weathers toward gray.
Rich red tones and lighter streaks make Eastern Red Cedar stand out. Cedar timbers are often more knotty and rugged, giving your pavilion a rustic character. Its heartwood naturally resists decay, and a maintained exterior finish helps protect the wood and preserve its color.
Natural grain, knots, and color give every timber its own character. Stain brings out those details differently in each wood species, and colors on your screen may look a little different from the finished wood.
Roofing: compare metal and shingle options alongside the decking, trim, and fasteners specified in your quote. Roof color and stain work together—choose them as a complete palette.
Compare your selections →Choose Standard, Classic, or Legacy details for your pavilion. Headers and knee braces can be selected individually.
Square-cut timbers for a clean, simple finish.
Beveled ends and edges for a more refined detail.
Curved knee braces and a scrolled header for decorative character.
All three styles are available on our pavilions. Natural grain and color vary, and your chosen stain changes the finished appearance.
Both outer and interior trusses receive the full connector-plate package for a consistent appearance throughout.
The two outer gable trusses retain full plating. Interior plating is used where required for your pavilion’s design.
For pavilion spans up to 20 feet, the bottom chord is a single timber. Wider spans use two timbers joined with a splice plate. Both plating packages include L corner post plates, T middle post plates, and rafter connectors.
Your quote confirms the components for your selected design.
Full plating carries the connector-plate appearance through both outer and interior trusses. Minimal plating keeps full plating on the outer gables, with interior plating used where required for the design. Reducing decorative plating may reduce cost when the pavilion’s design allows it.
Ask about reducing decorative plating where the pavilion’s design allows it. You can also compare a smaller footprint, choose kiln-dried pine as our standard wood option, or choose an unstained kit and finish it yourself.
Picking up your kit at our Henderson shop avoids delivery charges. Compare roofing and wood choices in your quote to see how each affects the price.
Tell us your budget and how you plan to use the pavilion. We’ll help you compare options that fit your space and your plans.
Your kit is one part of the project. Here are the other costs to plan for:
Foundation work, site preparation, site engineering, and permits are arranged separately by you with local professionals. We do not provide foundation work or site engineering.
Your quote will clearly show what’s included and any additional costs. Share your ZIP code and assembly plans so we can help you plan the next steps.