In short: Large gazebo No. 25-8.1 is a spacious wooden gazebo with a hip roof that fits a long table and plenty of chairs. The sliding glass is set behind profiled columns with braces, so a covered strip of floor is left at the front. Such a gazebo suits family celebrations and entertaining guests, and its size and finishing are agreed individually.
A large gazebo with room for the whole family
The first thing you notice in the photo is the space. The gazebo is wide, its front consists of several glass sections, and inside a long table runs along its length with plenty of chairs set around it. This is not a corner for two people but a real outdoor dining room, where you can seat the whole family at a birthday, a christening or a summer reunion.
The hip roof is covered with tiles of a reddish-brown shade and overhangs the walls widely. The edge of the roof is framed by a cornice of light wood, and tall deciduous trees rise behind the gazebo, so the structure looks settled in a green, shady garden. The wood is a warm honey tone, and the floor boards are darker, brown.
At the right end of the gazebo the wall is closed, clad with horizontal boards. It creates a cozier, more enclosed corner, shelters from the wind and lets you put the end of the table against the wall. The rest is glass, so sitting at the table you can see the whole garden. The glass is fitted not in the line of the columns but a little deeper, so a covered porch forms at the front, a narrow strip of floor under the roof that you can cross even in the rain.
A large gazebo is valuable not only for celebrations. Every day it can serve as a summer dining room where the whole family has breakfast, and at weekends as a place for board games or long conversations. The more space there is, the easier it is to find a corner for everyone.
A long table and chairs with cut-out backs
Through the glass the interior is easy to see. A wooden table with a tablecloth down the middle runs the whole length of the gazebo, and around it stand chairs with tall backs with cut-outs at the top. All the furniture is wooden and matches the walls and floor, so the interior looks unified and warm. Several chairs also stand by the glass on the left, so guests can sit down in separate groups too.
This arrangement shows how many people a large gazebo can hold. The table is stretched lengthwise, so there is room left to walk between the chairs and the glass. Dishes can be laid down the middle of the table so that everyone can reach them easily, and the hosts can get to each guest without difficulty.
Chairs rather than benches have their advantages. Everyone can stand up without touching a neighbor, the chairs are easy to move around, and after the celebration they can be carried into one corner to free up space. On the other hand, benches along a wall seat more people in the same area. Which option suits you better is worth considering before ordering the gazebo, because the width depends on it too.
It is worth choosing sturdy furniture suitable for outdoor conditions. Laukbaldis makes oak tables, benches and chairs, which you will find in the section oak garden and outdoor furniture. They can be ordered together with the gazebo so that everything is in one style.
A gazebo decorated for a celebration
The photo captured the gazebo as if in preparation for a celebration. Large paper flowers, white, pink and violet, hang under the roof and behind the glass. By the left column on the porch stands a wooden tub with red pelargoniums and white flowers, and in the right corner a pot with white blooms. A row of small solar lanterns is stuck into the lawn along the edge of the floor.
Such details show that a large gazebo is an excellent place for celebrations that could not be held at home. The roof protects from sudden rain, and the glass from the evening chill. If the weather is warm, a few glass sections can be pushed aside, and guests walk freely between the gazebo and the garden.
The covered porch is very well suited to decoration. On it you can put flower tubs, lanterns or seasonal decorations that will not suffer in a downpour. In the evening the solar lanterns light up the outline of the gazebo, and it looks even more impressive in the garden.
When the celebration is over, a large gazebo does not lose its purpose. The paper flowers can be taken down, while the flowers and lanterns stay to create everyday cozinesss. That is the greatest advantage of a spacious gazebo: it suits a noisy party and a quiet family evening equally well.
Summary of the photo
The table gives a short summary of what can be seen in this photo. It is a typical example, not the only possible option.
| Feature | In the photo |
|---|---|
| Hip roof with tiles | Yes |
| Sliding glass behind the columns | Yes |
| Profiled columns with braces | Yes |
| Covered porch at the front | Yes |
| Long table with many chairs | Yes |
| Closed board wall | Yes, at the right end |
| Columns of natural trunks | No |
How to plan a gazebo for celebrations
When planning a gazebo for celebrations, what matters is not only the area but also how people will move in it. A few tips worth thinking about before you call:
- Number of guests. Think about how many people usually gather at celebrations, and add a little extra.
- Position of the table. A long table fits best lengthwise along the gazebo, as in the photo. Space must be left around it to pull out chairs and walk past.
- Entrances. The more glass sections can be pushed aside, the easier it is for guests to come and go and for the hosts to carry dishes.
- Closed wall. It is worth planning on the windward side or where you want more privacy.
- Lighting. Evening celebrations will need light, so it is better to plan the electrical wiring in advance.
It also matters where the food will be prepared. If you plan a barbecue or an outdoor kitchen nearby, place the gazebo so that smoke does not drift inside through open glass. A path from the house to the gazebo will let you carry dishes conveniently.
Also think about where the furniture and tableware will be kept after a celebration. In a large gazebo it is easy to plan a corner for a cabinet or a shelf that holds tablecloths, candlesticks and other supplies. Then you will not have to carry everything from the house for each celebration, and preparation will take far less time.
Stones, lanterns and a path round the gazebo
To the left of the gazebo there is a small rock garden: large boulders with low-growing plants among them. Such details connect the gazebo with the garden and make it part of the composition of the yard rather than a separate structure. In front of the gazebo, concrete tiles set into the lawn form a path leading to the entrance.
Behind the stones stands an old-fashioned yard washstand: a vessel for water hung on a post, with a basin beneath it. It is a charming piece of country life that has now become a garden decoration. Such finds give the surroundings personality and show that a gazebo can suit any garden style.
When planning the surroundings, remember that a wooden structure must be well ventilated from beneath. Flower beds and stones are best placed at a short distance from the floor base so that rainwater does not collect by the wood. Solar lanterns along the edge of the floor are a simple way to light the edge without laying cables.
Upkeep is not complicated. Once a year inspect the porch boards and the bottoms of the columns, and if you notice that the coating has faded, renew it with a product made for exterior wood. Clean the tracks of the sliding glass of sand and leaves, and in autumn sweep leaves off the roof. Because the gazebo stands under tall trees, more leaves and twigs will fall on the roof, so it is worth inspecting it after a stronger wind too.
What to discuss when ordering, and how to order
Laukbaldis shows only typical examples, so the length, width, glazing and finishing of the gazebo are agreed with each customer individually. For comparison, look at the gazebo with a porch No. 25-8 from the same series and the gazebo with glass and profiled columns No. 25-12. You will find more models in the section wooden gazebos.
Before calling, think about the site as well. A large gazebo needs a level, dry area, and space should be left around it for a path and flower beds. If the plot is sloping or damp, it is worth consulting about the base in advance.
UAB “Laukbaldis” has been making wooden products since 1996 and, according to the company, was the first in Lithuania to start making this production. To order, call +370 687 25388 and quote No. 25-8.1. Say how many people you would like to seat, where the gazebo will stand and what style of furniture you want; then the conversation will be shorter and the offer more precise.
Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in a large gazebo?
In the photo plenty of chairs are set around a long table, so a large family or a group of guests can sit in it. The exact size is agreed according to how many people you want to seat.
Is the gazebo suitable for celebrations in the rain?
Yes, the roof protects from rain, and closed glass from wind and chill. On a warm evening the glass can be pushed aside to join the gazebo with the garden.
Can I order a table with chairs as well?
Yes, Laukbaldis makes oak garden furniture. It can be ordered together with the gazebo so that the interior is in one style.
What is the porch in front of the glass for?
The covered strip of floor lets you walk under the roof and put flowers or lanterns. At celebrations it becomes an extra place for guests to stand.
Can the gazebo be made even longer?
The website shows only typical examples, so the size is discussed individually. Say how many people you want to seat, and a suitable solution will be offered.
How do I order gazebo No. 25-8.1?
Call us and quote No. 25-8.1. We will discuss the size, the glazing, the furniture and the finishing.
