In short: Large gazebo with a terrace No. 25-56 is a wooden structure with a red hip roof under which a wide covered terrace, a glazed room and a closed section with a door fit together. The terrace wraps around the gazebo at the front and on the left side, and the roof is held up by a row of posts with diagonal braces. The size, finishing and equipment are agreed with each customer individually.
A large gazebo with a terrace on two sides
What you notice first in this photo is not the glass or the walls but the roof and the space that opens up beneath it. The wide hip roof covers not only the room itself but also the terrace, which runs along the whole front facade and turns around the left corner. This creates a large floor area protected from rain and sun, where you can put a long table, lounge chairs or even several separate seating areas.
The glazed room is set deep inside the terrace. It does not project forward, so through the posts you see a kind of second layer: the light floor covering, the glass walls and the yard reflected in them. On the right part of the roof there is a closed wooden wall with a dark door. So three different zones are gathered under one roof: an open terrace, an enclosed glass room and a section hidden from view.
A layout like this suits families who spend a lot of time in the yard and often invite guests. A larger company can sit on the terrace, the glass room is for gathering on a cooler evening, and the closed section can hold whatever the gazebo needs but should not be on show.
A large gazebo with a terrace pays off especially when the yard hosts family celebrations, birthdays or family reunions. Everybody gathers in one place under a roof, with no need to put up temporary tents or hurriedly carry furniture away from the rain. Day to day it can be a quiet spot for morning coffee, and on weekends the center of the feast.
A red roof and a fence in one color range
The roof is covered with red tiles, and the whole wooden construction is a warm honey shade. In the photo this combination looks especially harmonious, because behind the gazebo runs a red fence of horizontal slats and on the left you can see a red brick building. The gazebo seems to pick up the colors of the yard and bring them together: the roof echoes the fence and the building, and the light wood balances the bright red tone.
A bright roof has a practical side too: the gazebo is clearly visible from afar and becomes the accent of the yard, around which paths, flower beds and lawn are planned. If other colors dominate in your yard, a different roofing can be chosen: dark brown, gray or something else. That is discussed when you order.
The photo was taken on a sunny summer day, with big white clouds floating across the sky. Against such a background the red roof and honey-colored wood look warm and festive, and the green lawn around only strengthens the impression. The gazebo here is not hidden in a corner of the yard: it stands in an open place where it can be seen from all sides.
Under the edge of the roof you can see projecting beams and an eaves board. The roof overhang is wide, so even slanting rain barely reaches the terrace floor, and in summer there is always shade on the terrace.
A row of posts and braces
A large roof surface is held up by many posts. They are lined up in a row both at the front and on the left side, so the edge of the terrace looks like a rhythmic colonnade. Each post is joined to the beam at the top by diagonal braces that branch out to both sides. These braces strengthen the structure and give it lightness: the roof looks not simply set on posts but held up by open wooden arms.
The posts are made of timbers in the same warm shade as the whole structure, so the colonnade does not look heavy and a lot of light and air remains between the posts. Since there are quite a few posts, it is worth thinking in advance about where the tables and chairs will stand, so that the walkways stay comfortable and nobody has to squeeze between posts while carrying dishes or chairs.
A glazed room and a closed section with a door
The glazed room deep inside the terrace has glass walls facing the terrace and the left side. Through them you can see the light wooden floor, and the glass reflects the yard and the fence. The sliding glass lets you open the room to the terrace when you want one continuous space, or close it when it is windy or raining.
The closed section on the right has a separate dark door that leads out from the terrace. What to use it for is up to the customer: it could be a place for garden furniture cushions, dishes, firewood or tools. What matters is that all these things stay under the same roof, while the terrace and the glass room stay tidy.
- The terrace is for summer feasts, resting in the shade and for children to play in the rain.
- The glass room is for cooler evenings, early spring and autumn.
- The closed section is for things that do not need to be stored in view.
How to divide a large terrace into zones
A wide covered terrace is not just a place for a table. To make it comfortable to use, it is worth planning in advance what goes where. Here are a few thoughts:
- A dining zone. A long table with benches fits best in the front part of the terrace, where there is the most light and it is easiest to come from the path.
- A relaxation corner. On the left side, where the terrace turns around the corner, you can put sun loungers or chairs with armrests: it is quieter there and fewer people walk by.
- A place for the grill. If you plan to grill outdoors, put the grill beyond the edge of the roof or where the smoke will not bother those sitting.
- Lighting. A large terrace benefits from several lamps, so that in the evening it is bright both at the table and by the door.
Laukbaldis makes both solid oak garden furniture and lamps, so the terrace can be furnished in one go. You will find more ideas in the section wooden lamps, shelves and cabinets. If you are choosing between several large models, compare it with the large gazebo with a spacious terrace No. 25-26, the glazed gazebo with a wraparound terrace and the gazebo with a red roof No. 25-11.4. You will find all the examples in the section wooden gazebos.
Siting in the yard and caring for a wide terrace
In the photo the gazebo stands on a level lawn, and a paved path winds in front of it. A path like this is very handy with a large gazebo: guests arrive with dry feet, and the terrace floor gets less soil and grass tracked onto it. Before the gazebo is delivered, the spot has to be leveled and a firm base prepared, because the larger the structure, the more important it is that it stands level. The foundation solution is best discussed by phone.
Outdoor wood suffers most from moisture and the ultraviolet rays of the sun. The edges of the terrace floor, where rain reaches, and the bottoms of the posts get wet the most, so it is worth inspecting them every year and, when needed, renewing them with oil or stain made for exterior wood. If the surface has turned pale or rough, it is time to renew the coating.
A large roof collects more snow and more leaves. In winter do not let a thick layer of snow build up, and in autumn sweep the leaves off the terrace, because wet leaves hold moisture for a long time. Clean the glass tracks periodically so that the glass slides easily.
When choosing a spot, also consider the direction of the sun. If the wide terrace faces west, there will be plenty of light on it in the evenings, while the roof overhang protects from the heat during the day. It is better to orient the glass room so that the nicest part of the yard can be seen through it, whether the garden, the lawn or the flower beds. Think also about the distance to the house: the closer it is, the more often you will use the gazebo.
Ordering by phone: from the number to the conversation
UAB “Laukbaldis” has worked since 1996 and, as the company states, was the first in Lithuania to start making this production. The company is based in Dapkiškių village, Tauragės district. The website shows only typical examples, so a large gazebo with a terrace can be adapted to your yard: you can change the width of the terrace, the size of the glass room or the purpose of the closed section.
Call +370 687 25388 and quote No. 25-56. Prepare an approximate plan of the plot or a photo for the conversation, and think about how many people will usually gather in the gazebo. Together you will discuss the size, the color of the roofing, the glazing, the position of the door and the base.
Since a large gazebo with a terrace is made according to the agreed solutions, do not hesitate to ask about changes: a different number of posts, an additional glass wall, a wider closed section or a different roofing. The final result should suit your yard and your habits, and not just the photo.
Frequently asked questions
How many people fit in a large gazebo with a terrace?
That depends on the size you choose, because it is agreed individually. The photo shows a wide terrace on two sides, where you can put a long table and several more seating areas.
What is the closed section with a door for?
The customer can use the closed section as needed, for example to store cushions, dishes or tools. Its size and the position of the door can be discussed when you order.
Can I choose a roof of another color?
Yes, the red roofing in the photo is only one of the options. It is worth choosing the roof color to match the house and the other buildings in the yard.
Can the terrace run around all sides?
In the photo the terrace wraps around the gazebo at the front and on the left side. The width and layout of the terrace are agreed when you order, depending on the plot.
How do I look after a wide wooden terrace?
Every year inspect the edges of the floor and the bottoms of the posts, because they get wet the most. When needed, renew the coating made for exterior wood and sweep off the leaves in autumn.
How do I order gazebo No. 25-56?
Call us and quote No. 25-56. We will discuss the size, the terrace, the glazing, the roof color and the base.
