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Asphalt shingles [12]

Asphalt shingles are a light, flexible roofing material often used for gazebos, garden houses and other yard structures. They adapt well to complex roofs with several slopes, skylights or a polygonal floor plan. The shingles come in many shapes and colours, so the roof is easy to match to the roof of the main house or the fence. Rain makes little noise on this kind of roofing, and care is simple: just sweep off leaves and twigs regularly and check the edges after strong wind. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" structures with an asphalt shingle roof. The type and colour of the roofing are agreed individually with each customer.

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Benches with backrests [21]

Benches with backrests are outdoor benches you can lean back against comfortably, which makes sitting more pleasant during long dinners or conversations. The backrest may be a single wide board, a half-log or several slats. A wide-board backrest is often left with a natural, wavy edge, so each bench looks distinctive. At a table, benches seat more people than chairs and suit families with children well. The height and angle of the backrest determine how comfortable the seat is, so it is worth discussing when ordering. This tag collects oak benches with backrests from UAB "Laukbaldis" and the sets that include them.

Branch railings [8]

Branch railings are made from natural-shaped branches and slender trunks whose curves are neither hewn nor turned. As a result, every railing looks different, and the piece takes on a rustic, nature-inspired cosiness. The posts are often chosen with a fork, so they not only hold the handrail but also decorate. Such railings suit bridges, footbridges, stairs and terraces, especially on farmsteads and by bodies of water. Natural wood outdoors must be inspected regularly and its protective coating refreshed when necessary. This tag collects Laukbaldis products with railings made of natural branches.

Bridge over water [5]

A bridge over water joins the two banks of a pond, stream or ditch and lets you cross comfortably where you once had to go around. Such a structure also becomes a favourite place to stop, look at the water or take a photo. Wood by the water gets damp more often, so solid supports and a protective coating made for exterior wood are important. The length, width and number of supports depend on the width of the crossing and the ground at the bank. Railings are especially useful if children or older people use the bridge. This tag collects bridges by UAB "Laukbaldis" built over water.

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Cabinets [3]

A cabinet is a small piece of furniture with doors, sometimes with drawers or open shelves, in which things are kept closed away and gather less dust. Such a cabinet can serve as a sideboard, a TV stand, a place for bottles or for hallway items. Solid oak cabinets are sturdy, and their doors with wrought-iron hinges and handles look substantial. They fit especially naturally in log houses, farmsteads and sauna relaxation rooms. Before ordering, it is worth measuring the space and allowing room for the doors to open. This tag collects examples of cabinets by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their dimensions and interior layout are agreed individually.

Carport [5]

A carport is a roof on posts under which a car is protected from rain, snow, hail, sun and falling leaves. Unlike a closed garage, a carport usually stays open on at least one side, so it is easy to drive in and out, and the car is well ventilated. A wooden carport looks lovely next to wooden houses, gazebos and other yard structures. In winter you do not have to clear snow from the car roof under it, and in summer the interior heats up less. A storage shed for tools, tyres or bicycles is often added next to a carport. This tag collects examples of carports by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their size and finish are agreed individually.

Carved wooden furniture [3]

Carved wooden furniture is furniture whose parts are hollowed out or carved from a single trunk or thick piece of wood rather than joined from boards. This is how chairs, armchairs, stools and even tables are made. A carved piece keeps the shape of the trunk, the growth rings and the natural irregularities, so each one is unique. Such furniture becomes an accent of the yard or homestead and often looks like a sculpture. Carved surfaces outdoors should be cleaned regularly and treated with oil, especially the grooves where water can collect. This tag collects carved wooden furniture from UAB "Laukbaldis".

Chairs with armrests [3]

Chairs with armrests are seats where your arms can rest comfortably, which makes it more pleasant to sit at the table for longer. Armrests make it easier to sit down and stand up, so older people especially appreciate such chairs. In outdoor furniture sets, chairs with armrests are often combined with benches: benches seat more people, while the chairs offer more comfort. Oak chairs are heavy and sturdy, so the wind does not knock them over. When choosing, it is worth thinking about whether the chairs will need to be pushed in under the table, because armrests sometimes get in the way. This tag collects outdoor furniture with armrests from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the number and shape of the pieces are agreed individually.

Chests [1]

The chest is one of the oldest pieces of furniture, traditionally used to keep clothes, textiles, a dowry and other precious items. A sturdy body, a heavy lid and metal fittings give a chest reliability and an old-world character. Today a chest comes in handy in a hallway, bedroom, sauna or farmstead, wherever lots of closed storage is needed for bedding, blankets or seasonal items. You can sit on the wide lid or put a bag or handbag on it. A solid oak chest keeps its shape for a long time, and the wrought-iron hardware stands out beautifully against the light wood. This tag collects examples of chests made by Laukbaldis.

Chests of drawers [2]

A chest of drawers is a low piece of furniture with drawers, sometimes with doors as well, meant for storing clothes, bedding, tablecloths and small household items. A solid oak chest of drawers is sturdy and heavy, so it does not wobble when the drawers are opened and keeps its shape for a long time. Its top often becomes a place for a lamp, flowers or photographs. Chests of drawers suit a bedroom, living room, hallway or attic, where a tall wardrobe will not fit. A solid-wood surface can be refreshed by sanding it and applying wax or oil again. This tag collects examples of chests of drawers from UAB "Laukbaldis", and their size, number of drawers and finish are agreed individually.

Children's playground [8]

A children's playground is a place in the yard where several play structures are gathered: swings, a slide, a sandbox, a climbing frame or a playhouse. When all the activities are in one place, children can switch between them depending on their mood, and adults find it easier to keep an eye on them. A wooden playground built of logs and boards fits naturally with the garden and other yard structures. When planning a playground, a level base, a softer surface under the equipment and enough free space around it are important. The playground can be built gradually and added to as the children grow. This tag collects examples of children's playgrounds and their parts by UAB "Laukbaldis", with the composition and size agreed individually.

Children's playhouse [3]

A children's playhouse is a small wooden structure in the yard where children can create their own games and feel like the owners. The house can be open, with a bench inside, or closed, with a door, a window and a terrace. Role-play games born in such a space develop imagination, speech and social skills. A wooden playhouse decorates the yard and fits in with the other buildings of the farmstead. When building one, a level base, good visibility from the house and regular care of the wood are important. This tag collects examples of children's playhouses by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their size, fittings and finish are agreed individually.

Climbing frame [1]

A climbing frame is a play structure that children climb, clamber on and cross over the top. A wooden climbing frame is usually made of a log frame with crosspieces fixed between the logs, so it resembles a wide ladder. Climbing strengthens the muscles of the arms and legs and builds coordination and self-confidence. The frame can stand on its own or be part of a play complex together with swings and a slide. Free space must be left around it, and grass, sand or fine gravel works best underneath. In this tag you will find UAB "Laukbaldis" products with a climbing frame, sized to suit the children's age.

Concrete foundation [1]

A concrete foundation is a level, solid concrete slab or other concrete base on which a wooden outdoor structure is built. Such a base helps a gazebo, storage shed or summerhouse stand straight and not settle even in soft ground. A level surface is especially important for structures with sliding glass panels, since they glide smoothly only when the structure is not twisted. It is important that water drains away from the foundation and that the timber base frame is ventilated and does not stand in moisture. It is worth pouring the foundation only once the final dimensions of the structure are known, and the position of the electrical cable should be planned in advance. This tag collects Laukbaldis products whose photos show a concrete base.

Corner gazebo [1]

A corner gazebo is an L-shaped gazebo made up of two joined wings. This layout allows two separate zones in a single structure, for example a place for a table and a place for relaxing or children's play. A corner gazebo is convenient to place in the corner of a plot, by a fence or next to the house, and its inner corner becomes a cosy little courtyard in front of the entrance. Both wings usually have large glass walls, so it is bright inside and the whole yard can be seen. The size of the wings and the position of the glazing are chosen to suit the plot and the way the gazebo will be used. This tag collects examples of corner gazebos by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size, finish and equipment agreed individually.

Corner shelves [3]

A corner shelf is a shelf shaped to fit the corner of a room, usually with quarter-circle or triangular shelves. It helps to use a corner that would otherwise often stay empty, and it does not take up much space. Corner shelves can stand on the floor or be hung on the wall. Books, candles, small planters, souvenirs or photographs are placed on them. Wooden corner shelves go especially well in log houses, country homesteads and sauna relaxation rooms. This tag collects examples of corner shelves from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size and shape are agreed individually.

Covered terrace [40]

A covered terrace is a floored area built next to a building and protected from above by a roof. Under the roof you can sit out both in the rain and on a hot day, and the furniture and flooring suffer less from the weather. The terrace may be recessed into the volume of the building, run along a wall or wrap around the building on several sides. The floor is usually raised above the ground so that air can circulate underneath and the boards dry faster. When planning, it is worth thinking about how many people will sit there and what furniture will stand on it. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" structures with a covered terrace.

Cross-pattern railings [3]

Cross-pattern railings are railings whose frame is filled with two boards crossed diagonally, forming an X-shaped pattern. This pattern has long been used in country fences, gates and verandas, so it looks familiar and cosy. The diagonal boards not only decorate but also stiffen the span between the posts. Cross-pattern railings are often combined with hewn square posts and suit both gazebos and terraces. They do not block the view, yet clearly mark the edge of the structure. As with other outdoor timber details, it is worth inspecting them every year and refreshing the protective coating in good time.

Curved bridge [4]

A curved bridge has an arched deck that rises upward, so from the side it looks like a small arch. This shape is not only attractive but practical: more room is left under the bridge for water, stones or plants. A curved bridge becomes a bright accent in the garden even when it stands on a lawn rather than over a stream. It is comfortable to walk on if the deck is made of transverse slats with small gaps through which rainwater runs off. The height of the curve and the length of the bridge are chosen to suit the place where it will stand. This tag collects curved wooden bridges made by Laukbaldis.

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Daisy-shaped furniture [4]

Daisy-shaped furniture is outdoor furniture whose chair and bench backs are made of slats with rounded tops resembling daisy petals. The tabletops of some of these sets are also laid out in rays, like a flower. This design gives the garden coziness and a touch of playfulness, yet stays sturdy and practical. Daisy-shaped furniture suits a family yard, a country homestead and a café terrace alike. The slats in the backs have small gaps, so they dry quickly after rain. This tag collects the "Daisy" sets from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size and number of seats are agreed individually.

Dark wood finish [19]

A dark wood finish means finishing wood in dark brown, anthracite, grey or another dark colour while the growth rings still show through the coating. Dark shades give a wooden building a modern, restrained look and go well with dark roofs, window frames, metal doors and fences. Dust and dirt marks are less visible on a dark surface, but in a sunny spot it heats up more. Like any other outdoor wood, a dark finish needs to be inspected periodically and renewed when the coating begins to fade. It is worth matching the finish colour to the house facade and the other structures in the yard. This tag collects products by UAB "Laukbaldis" with a dark wood finish.

Double doors [4]

Double doors consist of two leaves, and opening them reveals a wider opening than ordinary single doors. They are especially handy on storage sheds and outbuildings where you need to bring in a lawn mower, a bicycle, garden furniture or building materials. In everyday use usually only one leaf is opened, and the other is swung open only when needed. Double doors can be made of metal or wood, from boards with wrought-iron hinges. Before ordering, consider how much room the leaves need to swing open and whether trees, a fence or a car will get in the way. This tag collects UAB "Laukbaldis" structures with double doors.

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Enclosed gazebo [2]

An enclosed gazebo is a garden structure with all sides closed by wooden walls or glass, so there is no wind or driving rain inside. Such a gazebo usually has large glass walls through which the garden can be seen, and it is entered through a door or by sliding the glass panels aside. It lets you sit outdoors not only in summer but also on cooler spring and autumn evenings. In an enclosed gazebo it is handy to leave furniture, cushions and tablecloths, as they stay dry. It is important to provide ventilation so that damp does not build up inside after rainy days. This tag collects examples of enclosed gazebos by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size, finish and equipment agreed individually.

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Fieldstone masonry [1]

Fieldstone masonry means plinths, posts and low walls built from natural boulders or split stones. Such masonry is especially strong and long-lasting, and every stone has its own colour and pattern. It goes beautifully with wood, as both materials are natural and warm in tone. A stone plinth protects the wooden parts of a fence from direct contact with the ground and moisture. Fieldstone is typical of Lithuanian farmsteads, so this combination looks familiar and traditional. This tag collects products of UAB "Laukbaldis" in which wood is combined with stone masonry.

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Gable roof [11]

A gable roof is a classic roof shape with two sloping planes that meet at the ridge. At the ends of the building, triangular gables form, which can be left plain or decorated with wooden details. Such a roof suits the Lithuanian climate well, because rain and snow run off it to both sides. The overhanging edge of the roof at the end of the building can form a covered porch or terrace. A gable roof goes well with both log structures and board-clad ones, which makes it one of the most versatile solutions. This tag collects products by UAB "Laukbaldis" with a gable roof; their size, roofing and finish are agreed with each customer.

Garden house [5]

A garden house is a small wooden building on the plot that can be adapted for relaxation, guests, work or storage. It is often built next to the main house or in a homestead where extra space is needed without large-scale construction. The purpose of the house determines its layout: for some a terrace and large windows matter, for others a separate entrance or storage space. Wood gives such a building warmth and goes well with garden greenery. Before building, it is worth finding out which documents are required for the particular plot. This tag collects examples of garden houses from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size and equipment are agreed individually.

Gazebo by the water [5]

A gazebo by the water is built on the bank of a pond, lake or stream, where relaxing becomes especially peaceful. The water cools on a hot day, and in the evening you can watch the mist, the birds and the reflections of the sunset from the gazebo. The glass in such a gazebo holds back the sharper wind, the damp and the mosquitoes, so you can sit by the water for longer. When building on a bank, it matters that the shore is firm and the floor is raised above the highest water level. Wood by the water needs more careful attention, as it is more often exposed to dew and damp. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" gazebos built beside bodies of water.

Gazebo next to the house [4]

A gazebo next to the house is built beside the wall of a dwelling, garage or outbuilding, so it takes up less yard space. It is only a few steps to such a gazebo, and on a rainy day you do not have to cross a wet yard. The existing wall blocks the wind from one side and creates a cosy corner. A mono-pitch roof, which does not cover the building's windows, is often chosen for such gazebos. When building against another structure, the most important thing is to plan the drainage of rainwater and the height of the roof in advance. This tag collects examples of Laukbaldis gazebos built next to existing buildings.

Gazebo with a bar [2]

A gazebo with a bar is a gazebo in which one side is closed by a low wall with a wide countertop, suitable for drinks, dishes or food preparation. Guests can stand at such a bar on the outside and chat with those seated inside, so gatherings become more relaxed and cozier. An open gap is often left above the bar, letting light in and giving a view of the yard. The bar's position is chosen according to where guests will stand, which side the wind blows from and where the path or terrace is. A horizontal countertop is worth wiping down more often, and its protective coating should be renewed regularly, because water stays on it. This tag collects examples of gazebos with a bar from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size and equipment are agreed individually.

Gazebo with a chimney [3]

A gazebo with a chimney is a gazebo with a flue built into the roof, so space can be provided inside for a fireplace, a stove or a grill. A fire under the roof lets you use the gazebo not only in summer but also on cool spring and autumn evenings. It is especially cosy when such a gazebo has sliding glass panels that keep the wind out. The heating appliance and the flue must be installed by qualified specialists in compliance with fire safety requirements. The flue must be cleaned and checked regularly, like any other chimney. This tag collects Laukbaldis products whose photos show a chimney or flue.

Gazebo with a fireplace [1]

A gazebo with a fireplace is a gazebo with a permanent place for fire, most often a masonry fireplace in one of the corners. The fire extends the outdoor season, because on a cool spring or autumn evening the fireplace warms the people sitting by it. The fireplace becomes the centre of the gazebo and a source of cosy light. Such a gazebo is usually left at least partly open so that the smoke can disperse freely. The fireplace and chimney solutions should be discussed in advance, and the masonry work entrusted to qualified craftsmen. It is important to keep a safe distance between the fire and the wood and to clean the chimney regularly.

Gazebo with a roller shutter [1]

A gazebo with a roller shutter has at least one opening that can be covered with a lowering shutter. A lowered shutter closes the opening with a solid plane, so furniture and belongings can be left in the gazebo and no one can see what is inside. The shutter also shields the interior from wind, downpours and wind-blown leaves. Raised partway, it reduces direct sun while still letting fresh air flow through. The shutter is often combined with sliding glass panels, so one part of the gazebo is bright while another can be closed off. The position, size and color of the shutter are discussed when ordering. This tag collects gazebos from UAB "Laukbaldis" with a roller shutter.

Gazebo with a sauna [1]

A gazebo with a sauna is a building that combines an enclosed sauna section and a covered or glazed relaxation area under one roof. This arrangement is convenient, because after the sauna it is only a few steps to the place to unwind, with no need to cross a wet yard. The gazebo part also serves as an outdoor dining area, a place for guests or shelter for furniture. A single building takes up less space on the plot and looks more cohesive than two separate structures. The size of the sauna, its equipment, the heating and the layout of the gazebo part are agreed with each customer individually. This tag collects examples of gazebos with a sauna by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Gazebo with a storage shed [4]

A gazebo with a storage shed is a garden structure that combines a leisure area and an enclosed room for storing things under one roof. The shed can hold garden furniture cushions, a barbecue, firewood, tools or children's toys, so they do not have to be carried into the house. This solution saves space on the plot, because there is no need to build a separate outbuilding. The shed is usually built at one end of the gazebo and has its own door from the outside. When planning, it is worth thinking through what you will keep in it, since the required room size and door width depend on that. This tag collects examples of gazebos with a storage shed by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their size and fit-out are agreed individually.

Gazebo with a stove [1]

A gazebo with a stove lets you spend time in the garden not only in summer but also in late autumn, early spring or even winter. Once the glass panels are closed and a fire is lit, the gazebo warms up quickly and becomes a cosy place to meet. The position of the stove, the chimney passage through the roof and the distances to the wooden walls are planned before manufacture. The stove and chimney must be installed according to the manufacturer's requirements and checked regularly. It is most convenient to keep firewood dry, close to the gazebo. This tag collects examples of Laukbaldis gazebos with a stove or chimney.

Gazebo with a terrace [35]

A gazebo with a terrace combines two places to relax: a covered or enclosed space under a roof and a wooden floored area next to it. The terrace can be covered by the same roof or left open, on one or several sides. It is a handy spot for chairs, flower planters or simply sitting in the sun, and you can step back under the roof when needed. The floor of a wooden terrace is raised above the ground, so it dries faster after rain. The size and shape of the terrace and its railings are agreed individually to suit the plot and your needs. This tag collects examples of Laukbaldis gazebos with a terrace.

Glass doors [1]

Glass doors are doors with a large area of glass through which daylight enters the room. They are often installed in summerhouses and garden cabins when you want to see the yard or terrace even with the door closed. An extra fixed glass panel can be set beside the door, letting in even more light. Such doors visually connect the interior and the outdoors, so a small room looks more spacious. When choosing, it is worth discussing the frame colour, the type of glass and the direction in which the door opens. This tag collects examples of buildings by UAB "Laukbaldis" with glass doors.

Glazed gazebo [67]

A glazed gazebo is a garden gazebo with some of its walls, or all of them, glazed. The roof protects from sun and rain, and the glass also from the wind, so it is comfortable to spend time there in spring, in autumn or on a cooler summer evening. The garden is visible through the glass, so even in an enclosed gazebo you keep your connection with nature. The glazing can be sliding glass panels or fixed, and the remaining walls are wooden. On a hot day such a gazebo should be aired, since the sun heats the air inside through the glass. This tag collects examples of glazed gazebos by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and glazing agreed individually.

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Half-hip roof [6]

A half-hip roof is a roof whose gable tops are cut away at an angle by an additional small slope at each end. Such a roof looks like a combination of a gable roof and a hip roof. It is typical of traditional Lithuanian rural architecture and gives a building a cosy, slightly old-fashioned look. The truncated gable top catches less wind, and a small window or ventilation opening is often fitted under the remaining triangle. This shape goes particularly well with log walls and a shingle roof. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" buildings with a half-hip roof.

Hallway furniture [2]

Hallway furniture means coat racks, benches, shelves, cabinets and chests that help you store clothes, shoes and everyday items neatly by the entrance. The hallway is the first place guests see, so its furniture sets the impression of the whole home. Sturdy wooden furniture withstands everyday use, as well as wet clothes and shoes. A bench by the coat rack lets you sit comfortably while putting on your shoes, and a shelf below is a place for the shoes. Before ordering, it is worth measuring the wall and checking how much room is left for passage. This tag collects examples of products by UAB "Laukbaldis" suitable for a hallway.

Hanging bench [5]

A hanging bench is a swing seat suspended on ropes or chains so that it can swing freely. It usually has a backrest and sometimes armrests, so both children and adults can sit on it comfortably. Such a bench suits quiet relaxation, conversation or reading a book in the garden. The hanging ropes and attachment points should be inspected regularly, and worn parts replaced in good time. For winter it is worth taking the bench down and storing it under a roof. In this tag you will find products with a hanging bench.

Hip roof [80]

A hip roof has four sloping sides, so it has no gables and the roof overhangs protect all the walls of the building equally. Such a roof looks lower and calmer, so it suits a garden, a spot among trees or a place next to the house. It is often chosen for gazebos, summerhouses and other small yard structures. Rainwater and snow run off a hip roof in all directions, so gutters and a tidy area around the building come in handy. The roofing and its colour can be chosen to match the house and the other buildings on the plot. This tag collects products whose photos show a hip roof.

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Large windows [8]

Large windows let more daylight into a room and connect the interior with the garden, the forest or whatever view lies beyond the glass. They are especially valued in summerhouses, saunas and other leisure buildings set in a beautiful spot. A large glass area can make even a small room feel more spacious. When planning windows, it is worth considering which direction they face, because a south-facing room warms up more in summer. The colour of the window frames also changes the character of a building: dark frames look more modern, light ones more traditional. This tag collects products whose photos show large windows.

Live-edge boards [19]

Live-edge boards are timber boards whose edges are not cut straight, so they keep the wavy line of the tree trunk. Walls clad with such boards look lively and natural, and every structure gets a distinctive pattern of its own. They go especially well with columns made of natural trunks and other details that follow the forms of nature. In Laukbaldis gazebos, such boards are often used for walls without glass panels. Because the surface is uneven, the protective coating must be applied carefully, without skipping hollows and knots. This tag collects products in which live-edge boards can be seen.

Live-edge tabletop [4]

A live-edge tabletop is a tabletop whose boards or wooden slab have edges left as they were when the tree grew, with curves and irregularities. This approach shows the true shape of the wood and makes every table one of a kind. A natural edge particularly suits rustic-style homesteads, gazebos and yards dominated by wood and stone. The edges are usually sanded smooth so there are no sharp spots and no risk of splinters. Outdoors, such a tabletop needs the same care as other wooden surfaces: clean it regularly and treat it with oil. This tag collects outdoor furniture from UAB "Laukbaldis" with live-edge tabletops.

Log cabin [19]

A log cabin is a small building whose walls are made of horizontal logs notched together at the corners. Such a structure can be a summerhouse, a sauna, a guest cabin or a place to relax on a farmstead. Log walls look massive and warm, and the natural texture of the wood goes well with a garden, a forest or meadows. A covered terrace supported by natural-shaped tree trunks is often built next to a log cabin. For the wood to stay beautiful for a long time, the logs must be protected from constant moisture and the protective coating refreshed regularly. This tag collects examples of log cabins by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their size, finish and equipment are agreed individually.

Log flower trough [6]

A log trough is an elongated planter hollowed out lengthwise from a log, often set on two short log legs. It holds several plants in a row, so it suits a spot by a wall, on a terrace, beside a path or an entrance. The curves of the log, the knots and the growth rings remain visible, so every trough looks unique. The legs lift the trough off the ground and help protect the wood from damp. You can plant straight into the trough or stand plants in small pots. This tag collects log flower troughs made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Log furniture [6]

Log furniture is furniture whose supports, legs or seats are made of round logs, trunks or thick blocks. It is massive, heavy and sturdy, so it suits the outdoors, where furniture should not be blown away by the wind. Such furniture goes with log cabins, saunas, summerhouses and wooden gazebos. Every log has its own shape, growth rings and knots, so two identical pieces practically never occur. Because of the weight, log furniture is best placed straight away where it will stand permanently. This tag collects log outdoor furniture by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and finish agreed individually.

Log gazebo [31]

A log gazebo is a gazebo in which part of the walls is built of horizontal round logs notched together at the corners. The log wall shelters from the wind and creates a cosy, warm space where it is pleasant to sit even on a cooler evening. On the open side there are usually natural-shaped trunks and a low wooden fence, so the structure does not feel closed in. Such a gazebo recalls traditional rural architecture and goes well with farmsteads, pine woods, ponds or log houses. For the logs to stay beautiful for a long time, they must be protected from constant moisture and the protective coating should be refreshed regularly. This tag collects examples of log gazebos by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their size, shape and finish are agreed individually.

Log house interior [4]

A log house interior is a space in which the main role is played by wooden walls, natural materials and warm shades. In such houses furniture made of solid wood, with visible texture, knots and simple shapes, looks best. It is complemented perfectly by wrought-iron hardware, brick, stone and ceramic floor tiles. Plastic or glossy surfaces often look out of place against logs, so furniture is chosen to harmonize with the walls. Wooden furniture and walls together create a cozy, calm mood. This tag collects products from UAB "Laukbaldis" photographed in the interiors of log houses and country homesteads.

Log sauna [5]

A log sauna is a sauna whose walls are built of horizontal logs. The logs create a cosy, natural-wood atmosphere that many people value more than any other finish. A covered terrace is often built next to the sauna, where you can cool down between steam sessions and sit with friends. It is worth choosing the sauna's location so that it is convenient to reach from the house and, if possible, close to water. Decisions about the stove, chimney and room layout are discussed before manufacture, taking the customer's needs into account. This tag collects examples of log saunas by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and equipment agreed individually.

Log well [3]

A log well is the above-ground part of a well, built of horizontal logs whose ends are crossed at the corners like the corners of a log house. Such a well curb recalls the traditional wells of Lithuanian homesteads and fits nicely with wooden buildings, gazebos and fences. It usually covers the concrete well rings, with a lid on top and a roof on posts. The logs can be round or hewn, light or finished with a darker coating. Wood standing outdoors needs regular inspection and protection, especially the bottom logs near the ground. This tag collects log wells made by Laukbaldis.

Low wooden fence [37]

A low wooden fence is a short board enclosure that marks off a terrace, the edge of a gazebo, a small bridge or another part of the yard. It clearly defines the seating area, gives a little shelter from the wind and adds cosiness, yet does not block the view when you are seated. The fence can be made of vertical slats between rails, of horizontal boards or of another pattern suited to the style of the structure. It is handy to put a bench, flower planters or garden lanterns next to it. Because the fence stands outdoors, it is worth inspecting it every year, especially the top rail, and refreshing the protective coating when needed. This tag collects products by UAB "Laukbaldis" whose photos show a low wooden fence; its height and pattern are agreed individually.

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Metal doors [6]

Metal doors are exterior doors with a metal leaf, often installed in storage sheds, outbuildings and garages. They are sturdy, deform little as the weather changes, and usually come with a lock and a handle. Dark gray or brown metal doors stand out clearly against light or painted wood and give the building a neat, modern look. A lockable door makes it safer to keep a bicycle, tools or garden equipment. Before ordering, it is worth thinking about how wide the items you will carry in are, and choosing a single or double door accordingly. This tag collects structures from UAB "Laukbaldis" with metal doors.

Mono-pitch roof [18]

A mono-pitch roof is a roof with a single sloping plane that falls toward one side of the building. This shape gives a structure a modern, minimalist silhouette and is especially often chosen for contemporary summerhouses, garden cabins and carports. Rainwater and snow run off in one direction, which makes it easier to plan gutters and drainage. The taller side of the building usually leaves more room for windows, and a wide roof overhang can cover a terrace or an entrance. It is important to think in advance about which side the roof will face, so that water does not run onto the path or the neighbour's plot. This tag collects examples of structures by UAB "Laukbaldis" with a mono-pitch roof; their size and finish are agreed individually.

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Natural wood columns [95]

Natural wood columns are supports made of trunks and branches that keep their natural curve, branches and surface pattern. They give a gazebo or another garden structure a lively character and remind you that the structure is made of a natural material. Because every trunk grows in its own way, no two columns are alike, so each product looks distinctive. Such columns are often combined with straight beams, glass or board walls. Outdoors it is worth inspecting them every year, especially the places where branches join and the cracks where water can collect. In this tag you will find products whose construction shows trunks of natural shape.

Natural-edge wood [34]

Natural-edge wood means boards, branches and trunks whose edges and curves are left as they were when the tree grew. Such products show wavy edges, the places where branches grew, natural holes and uneven contours. As a result every piece is one of a kind and never repeats. Natural-edge wood is especially suited to hangers, shelves, lamps and furniture meant to emphasise a connection with nature. It goes well in log houses, farmsteads and saunas, yet it can also become a striking accent in a modern space. This tag collects products by UAB "Laukbaldis" in which the natural shape of the wood has been preserved.

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Oak furniture [29]

Oak furniture is made from oak, a hard, dense and durable wood that cabinetmakers have prized for centuries. UAB "Laukbaldis" makes its garden and outdoor furniture from solid oak, meaning whole, undivided timber. Knots and the natural curves of the tree make every piece distinctive, so even items of the same model differ slightly. Solid oak furniture is heavy and stable, so the wind will not carry it off outdoors. It is worth coating the surface once a season with an oil made for exterior wood and keeping the furniture under cover in winter. This tag collects oak furniture whose size and finish are agreed individually.

Open gazebo [8]

An open gazebo is a gazebo with no glass or doors on the front, so you always feel the fresh air outside. The roof protects from sun and rain, while the open side lets you walk in freely and see the whole yard or garden. This kind of gazebo is easier to look after, since there is no glass or glazing track to clean, and it never gets stuffy on a hot day. Closed rear or side walls, sometimes with windows, can block the wind from one side. On cool days an open gazebo only shelters you from rain, which is why people often choose a glazed one for a longer season. This tag collects examples of open gazebos by Laukbaldis.

Outbuilding [3]

An outbuilding is an auxiliary yard structure for storing tools, equipment, firewood, seasonal items or supplies. Often several purposes are combined in one outbuilding: an enclosed storage shed, an open shelter and a place for firewood. A wooden outbuilding fits well with a homestead, a cottage or a garden house and does not overpower its surroundings. When planning, it is worth thinking in advance about what will be stored inside, how wide the doors need to be and how the building will be approached. Before building, it is useful to ask your municipality which documents are needed for your plot. This tag collects examples of outbuildings by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and finishing agreed individually.

Outdoor bar [1]

An outdoor bar is a wooden structure with a counter and high chairs, made for entertaining and socializing in the fresh air. It is usually built under a roof, so guests can stay at the bar even when it rains. Such a bar suits country homesteads, café courtyards, recreation areas and event spaces. The counter may be closed on all sides or set against a wall, with shelves for dishes and drinks inside. For an outdoor bar it is important to match the height of the countertop and the chairs so that sitting is comfortable. A wooden bar needs the same care as other outdoor structures: clean the countertop and renew the protective coating in good time. This tag collects outdoor bars from UAB "Laukbaldis".

Outdoor bench [2]

An outdoor bench is a standalone wooden bench for resting in a garden, a park, a yard or by the entrance to a house. Unlike benches that go with a table, it usually has a backrest and often armrests, so it is comfortable to sit on for longer. Such a bench is placed by a path, a hedge, a pond or a flower bed, where you want to stop and enjoy the surroundings. A solid oak bench is heavy and sturdy, so the wind does not tip it over, and it withstands heavy use in public spaces. On a lawn it is worth putting stone or concrete slabs under the legs so that they do not sink in and dry faster. Once a season the bench should be cleaned and treated with an oil made for outdoor wood. This tag collects examples of outdoor benches by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Outdoor classroom [1]

An outdoor classroom is a roofed, often glazed space where lessons take place in the fresh air yet are protected from rain and wind. Such spaces are chosen by schools, kindergartens, clubs, camps and communities. A spacious interior without partitions lets the whole group sit together, and large glass panels let in plenty of natural light. When the sliding glass panels are opened, the space becomes almost open and merges with its surroundings. When planning an outdoor classroom, it is important to assess in advance the number of people, the furniture, the electricity needs and the location on the grounds. This tag collects examples of Laukbaldis gazebos suitable for an outdoor classroom.

Outdoor swing set [9]

An outdoor swing set is a yard or garden feature on which you can swing and relax in the fresh air. It may be meant for children or for the whole family, with a separate seat or a wider bench. Wooden swings blend naturally with the garden, gazebos and other wooden structures. When installing a swing, it is important to choose a level, firm base and leave free space in front of and behind the seat. The ropes or other hanging parts should be inspected regularly and worn ones replaced. This tag collects examples of outdoor swing sets made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Oval table [4]

An oval table is an elongated table with rounded ends that combines the advantages of a round and a rectangular table. Many people can sit at it, yet those at the ends do not bump into corners and can see each other well. Rounded edges are safer when children play in the yard, and it is easier to walk past such a table in a tighter space. Outdoors an oval table is often placed in a gazebo, on a terrace or by the barbecue. It can be combined with both benches and chairs, so the number of seats is easy to adapt to the family or guests. This tag collects sets of oak furniture from UAB "Laukbaldis" with oval tables; the size and finish are agreed individually.

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Painted wood [12]

Painted wood is a finish for timber structures in which the boards are coated with opaque paint, for example white or grey. Such a finish lets you match a wooden structure to a modern house, rendered walls or dark window frames. Even painted wood keeps its grain and the rhythm of the boards, so the structure does not look artificial. A painted surface protects the wood from sun and moisture, but it needs to be inspected periodically and refreshed when necessary. The lower boards and the spots splashed by rainwater wear out the most. This tag collects Laukbaldis products whose photos show a painted wood finish.

Paving-block floor [7]

A paving-block floor is a solution in which a gazebo or another yard structure stands on a platform of concrete paving blocks rather than on a wooden floor. Such a surface is easy to sweep or wash, and muddy shoes, fallen leaves and heavy furniture do not harm it. The paved platform is often joined to the path leading to the house, so it is easy to walk to the gazebo in any weather. It is important that the platform is level and has a slight outward slope, so rainwater does not collect by the wooden walls or columns. This tag collects examples of gazebos from UAB "Laukbaldis" built on paving blocks. The type of base is always discussed individually according to the plot.

Pendant lights [2]

Pendant lights are lamps hung on chains, ropes or cables from a ceiling, beams or a roof structure. They are most often hung above a table, bar or any other spot that needs good lighting. The length of the chains lets you choose the right height, so the light does not shine into your eyes and lights the table well. Wooden pendant lights look especially good in gazebos, on terraces, in saunas and in houses with exposed beams. They should be connected and hung by a qualified electrician, and outdoors the electrical parts must be protected from moisture. This tag collects examples of pendant lights by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Pile foundation [9]

A pile foundation is a base in which the structure rests not on a continuous concrete slab but on separate piles. This solution is often used for gazebos, garden houses and terraces. Piles lift the floor above the ground, so air circulates beneath it and the wood does not touch damp soil. A pile foundation suits uneven and sloping plots, because each pile can be leveled separately. The gap between the ground and the floor can later be covered with a trim board or plants. This tag collects examples of Laukbaldis products whose photos show a pile foundation.

Playground slide [5]

A slide is one of children's favourite play features and is often combined with swings, a tower or a platform. Children climb up by a ladder or log rungs and slide down a smooth surface. This kind of play trains coordination, balance and courage. When planning a slide in the yard, leave free space at its end so that a child who has slid down can stand up and move away. Lawn, sand or fine gravel works best under the end of the slide. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" play sets with a slide, with the platform height and slide length matched to the children's age.

Polygonal gazebo [14]

A polygonal gazebo is a gazebo whose floor plan has six, seven, eight or more corners. This shape lets the roof be made of several identical planes, so the structure looks rounder and more unified than a rectangular one. In a polygonal gazebo it is convenient to put the table in the middle and arrange the benches along the walls, so everyone seated can see each other. A column stands at every corner, which shows off the beauty of natural-shaped trunks or profiled posts. Some sides can be closed with a log or board wall, while the others are left open or fitted with a low fence. This tag collects examples of polygonal gazebos from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size, finish and equipment are always agreed individually.

Profiled columns [25]

Profiled columns are wooden posts with narrowings, edges or other shapes carved into their surface, so they look more ornate than plain straight beams. Such posts recall traditional Lithuanian wooden architecture, the porches and verandas of old homesteads. In gazebos they are often combined with diagonal braces that join the column to the roof beam. Profiled columns suit houses with wooden finishing and roofs of traditional shapes. The shape and number of columns are discussed when ordering. In this tag you will find Laukbaldis gazebos with profiled columns.

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Recessed lights [1]

Recessed lights are installed into the ceiling or roof eaves so that the fixture does not protrude. In gazebos and on terraces they are usually fitted in the roof overhang, where they are protected from rain. Such lights shine downward, so they do not dazzle and light up the entrance, the glass and the area in front of the structure. By day they are almost unnoticeable and do not spoil the clean roofline. It is worth planning the positions of the lights, the cable route and the switches before manufacturing begins, and leaving the electrical work to an electrician. This tag collects products of UAB "Laukbaldis" in which recessed lights can be seen.

Roll-up gates [1]

Roll-up gates are gates made of narrow slats that open by rolling up into a box at the top. They need no space to swing sideways or outward, so they are handy where there is little room in front of the building. Such gates are often installed in garages, storage sheds and outbuildings. When roll-up gates are opened, the whole opening is free, so it is easy to drive in with a lawn mower or carry in larger items. Dark gates look modern and neat against a background of light wood. This tag collects structures from UAB "Laukbaldis" with roll-up gates.

Round logs [20]

Round logs are debarked tree trunks used to make sturdy frames, supports and other structures for outdoor buildings. They keep the natural shape of the wood, so the finished pieces look solid and organic. Swing sets, small fences, bridges and other yard items are made from round logs. As the wood dries, lengthwise cracks appear in the logs; this is a natural property of timber and usually does not affect strength. The log ends and the parts closest to the ground deserve a closer look, because they stay damp the longest. This tag collects products from UAB "Laukbaldis" in which round logs are visible in the construction.

Round table [2]

A round table is a table without corners, where everyone seated is the same distance from the centre and can see one another well. That makes conversation easier, and dishes are within easy reach from any seat. A round table is safe in a yard where children play, because it has no sharp corners. A smaller round table suits a modest terrace or balcony, while a larger one is better for family celebrations in the garden. Outdoors, a round table needs a little more space around it so that the chairs can be pulled back. This tag collects outdoor furniture sets from UAB "Laukbaldis" with round tables.

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Sandbox [3]

A sandbox is one of the oldest and best-loved children's games in the yard. In sand children dig, build castles and bake pies, which develops fine motor skills, imagination and patience. A wooden sandbox can be built of horizontal logs, with small benches in the corners or a canopy that casts shade. When the children are not playing, the sand should be covered, and in spring it is worth digging over, cleaning and topping up if needed. A sandbox is best placed where it can be seen well from the house and where shade falls for part of the day. This tag collects examples of sandboxes by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and equipment agreed individually.

Shingle roof [61]

A shingle roof is a traditional roof covering of Lithuanian homesteads made of thin wooden shingles laid in rows so that each upper row overlaps the one below. This covering naturally suits logs, natural-wood columns and other wooden structures. Untreated shingles take on a silvery-gray shade over time, while those coated with a protective agent keep a warm brown color longer. Shingles are used to roof gazebos, swing-set canopies, sandboxes, children's playhouses and other yard structures. To help the roof last longer, it is worth clearing leaves and twigs from it regularly. In this tag you will find products from UAB "Laukbaldis" with a shingle roof, and the company also makes shingles for roofs separately.

Skylights [17]

Skylights are windows set in the slope of the roof, letting light from above into a gazebo or another structure. They light up the central part of the interior, where the glass in the walls lets in the least light. Through skylights you can see the sky and the branches of trees, so you feel closer to nature inside. UAB "Laukbaldis" gazebos sometimes have arched skylights that rise above the roofing like small vaults. Skylights are worth washing occasionally and clearing of leaves, especially if trees grow nearby. Whether skylights are needed and how many there should be is discussed when ordering.

Sliding glass panels [78]

Sliding glass panels are glass sections that glide on tracks and let you quickly open or close a gazebo or another garden structure. With the glass closed, wind and slanting rain are kept out, so you can spend time outdoors even on a cooler spring or autumn evening. With the glass pushed aside, the structure is open to the garden again and airs out well. Such solutions are especially suitable for gazebos where you want to eat or relax not only in summer. The tracks should be cleaned regularly of sand and leaves so that the sections slide easily. This tag collects products from UAB "Laukbaldis" with sliding glass panels, and the extent of glazing and the size are agreed individually.

Stake fence [2]

A stake fence is made of round posts set side by side and joined by horizontal rails. Such a fence recalls old country fences, so it goes well with wooden houses, saunas and farmsteads. The tops of the stakes can be of uneven height, which makes the fence look lively and natural. It suits fencing off a vegetable garden, a flower bed or a play area, and dividing the yard into zones. A low fence does not block the view but clearly marks the boundary. This tag collects examples of stake fences by Laukbaldis.

Stump planter [6]

A stump planter is hollowed out of a thick section of trunk, so it keeps the natural shape of the tree, with its protrusions, the beginnings of the roots and a wavy edge. No two such planters are alike, because every stump is different. They look like part of nature and suit a farmstead, a yard or a resting spot by the water. You can plant flowers, grasses or small shrubs in them, often using a separate container or insert. To keep the wood looking good for longer, protect it from constant damp and renew the protective coating. This tag collects stump planters made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Sun ornament [5]

A sun ornament is a decoration in the form of rays or a star, made of wood and most often placed on the gable of a building. The sun motif has long adorned Lithuanian village farmhouses, granaries and crosses and symbolised light and prosperity. On a log building such an ornament becomes a bright accent visible from afar. It can be assembled from round slats, small beams or branches of natural shape. The shape and size of the ornament are matched to the gable and the proportions of the whole building. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" structures with a sun ornament on the gable.

Swing set without a canopy [2]

A swing set without a canopy has an open frame, so it looks lighter and does not block the view. The sky stays open overhead, which is especially pleasant in the evening or on a sunny day. Such swings suit a spot under trees or a yard that already has a gazebo or a roofed terrace. Without a canopy, the seat warms up in the sun and stays damp longer after rain, so outdoor cushions come in handy. If you need protection from rain and heat, it is worth comparing with swing sets that have a canopy. This tag collects swing sets made without a canopy.

Swing with a canopy [6]

A swing with a canopy is a yard swing whose seat is covered from above by a canopy. The canopy casts shade on a hot day and keeps off light rain, so the bench heats up less and stays dry longer. Such a swing looks like a standalone yard structure and goes well with gazebos, saunas or log houses. The canopy can be covered with wooden shingles, boards or another roofing, and its shape is matched to the other buildings in the yard. On a wide bench under the canopy both children and adults can swing comfortably. This tag collects examples of swings with a canopy by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and finishing agreed individually.

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Table with benches [38]

A table with benches is a classic outdoor furniture combination that is comfortable for a family or guests to sit at. Benches take up less space than separate chairs, and a longer table seats more people. The benches may have backrests or none, armrests or be plain. Such a set can be placed in a garden, on a terrace or in a gazebo. Before ordering, it is worth measuring the space so that there is comfortable room to walk around the table. This tag collects products whose photos show a table with benches.

Table with chairs [12]

A table with chairs is a set of outdoor furniture in which every person has a separate seat. The chairs are easy to pull out, rearrange or add to when more guests arrive. Such a set is handy on a terrace, a balcony or in a gazebo, where it matters to use the space flexibly. Chairs with slatted backs dry quickly outdoors, because gaps remain between the slats. The number of chairs and the shape of the table can be chosen to suit the size of the family. This tag collects oak tables with chairs by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Terrace by the water [3]

A terrace by the water is a wooden deck built on the shore of a pond, lake or stream, or partly over the water. Such a terrace lets you enjoy the view of the water, the coolness and the peace simply by sitting at a table. It is especially often built next to a sauna, so you can cool off quickly after the heat. When building by the water, a sturdy base, reliable railings and wood that needs more constant care because of the dampness are important. Before building on a shoreline, it is worth asking what requirements apply to the specific location. This tag collects examples of structures from UAB "Laukbaldis" with a terrace by the water.

Terrace furniture [5]

Terrace furniture means outdoor tables, chairs and benches designed to stand on a wooden or paved terrace, often right next to the house. On a hard, level base the furniture stands steadily, and its legs dry faster after rain. When choosing terrace furniture, the size of the terrace matters: there must be room left around the table to walk past and pull the chairs back. If the terrace is covered with a roof, the furniture is less exposed to sun and rain, so its coating stays intact for longer. Oak terrace furniture is heavy, so the wind does not carry it off. This tag collects terrace furniture by UAB "Laukbaldis"; its size and finish are agreed individually.

Terrace railings [11]

Terrace railings are a low wooden fence at the edge of a terrace that protects against falls and separates the relaxation area from the path or the neighbouring plot. They are especially useful when the terrace is raised higher above the ground or the plot slopes. Railings give the terrace more privacy and cosiness, and at the same time become an important decoration. In Laukbaldis products the railings are matched to the style of the gazebo, for example with natural-trunk posts at the corners. Because water stays longer on top of the rails, their coating should be inspected every spring. The height, shape and position of the railings are agreed individually.

Tree-trunk furniture [2]

Tree-trunk furniture means tables, chairs, armchairs and stools carved from massive pieces of tree trunk. The natural shape of the wood remains: you can see growth rings, knots, curves and cracks, so every piece is one of a kind. Such furniture is heavy and stable, so the wind does not knock it over and children cannot easily tip it. It fits beautifully in country homesteads, beside log gazebos, saunas and summerhouses, wherever a natural, rustic mood is wanted. It is best to place trunk furniture on a dry base and treat it once a season with an oil made for outdoor wood. Small cracks in solid wood are natural and usually do not affect the strength of the piece. This tag collects examples of tree-trunk furniture from UAB "Laukbaldis".

Treehouse [1]

A treehouse is a children's playhouse raised above the ground on a trunk or supports. Children reach it by a ladder, so even the climb becomes an adventure, and from the top there is a view of the whole yard. Such a house encourages movement, builds courage and often becomes the children's favourite hideout. A raised house needs more attention: the platform height is chosen to suit the children's age, and the railings and ladder must be inspected regularly. A softer surface under the house, such as lawn or sand, works best. This tag collects examples of treehouses by UAB "Laukbaldis"; their height, size and finish are agreed individually.

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Ventilated walls [4]

Ventilated walls are walls made of horizontal boards with small gaps left between them for air to move. Through such gaps the wind dries whatever is stored inside, and rain and snow get in less than into a completely open structure. That is why ventilated walls are most often used in woodsheds, shelters and outbuildings. From a distance such a wall looks solid and neat, while up close you can see the rhythm of the boards and the stripes of light. The boards are fastened to vertical posts that divide the wall into sections. This tag collects structures from UAB "Laukbaldis" with ventilated board walls.

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Wall shelves [2]

Wall shelves are fixed to the wall, so they take up no floor space and help make use of vertical space. They hold books, dishes, candles, plants, souvenirs and other small items. Wooden wall shelves made of natural-edge boards are not only a practical place for things but also a decoration for the wall. They go well in log houses, saunas, farmsteads and gazebos. Before fixing shelves, it is worth considering the wall material and the expected load. This tag collects examples of wall shelves by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and shape agreed individually.

Well cladding [3]

Well cladding is a wooden casing that covers the concrete rings of a well. It hides the grey concrete and turns the well into a decoration for the yard. The cladding can be round or angular, with a lid, a roof or a windlass, depending on how the well is used. Before ordering, you need to measure the outer diameter of the ring and its height above ground. Cladding standing outdoors is worth inspecting every year and refreshing its protective coating when needed. This tag collects examples of well cladding by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Well cover [3]

A well cover closes the opening of the well and keeps leaves, twigs and dust out of the water. A closed cover also matters for safety, especially if children play in the yard or animals run about. A wooden cover can be solid or made of several parts, one of which opens on hinges. A convenient handle lets you lift it easily when you need to check the pump or the water level. The hinges should be checked and oiled once a year, and snow and leaves cleared from the cover. In this tag you will find products with a wooden well cover.

Well with a roof [5]

A well with a roof is a classic farmstead feature in which a gable roof is built over the well curb on two posts. The roof protects the well cover from rain, snow and falling leaves, and gives the well a recognisable, traditional silhouette. A crossbar log resembling an old well windlass is often fixed between the posts. The roof may be covered with wooden shingles or other roofing, matched to the roof of the house, gazebo or sauna. Such wells suit a working well as well as covering other shafts or rings in the yard. This tag collects wells with roofs made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Windbreak wall [10]

A windbreak wall is a taller wooden wall at the side of a terrace or gazebo that protects from wind and prying eyes. It is usually built from the same boards as the structure itself, so it looks like an integral part of the construction. It is convenient to set up a bench, loungers or a planter corner by such a wall, since it becomes a natural backrest and shelter. The wall is especially useful in an open spot where the wind often blows, or when the yard borders a street or a neighbor's plot. Like other outdoor wood, it needs a protective coating and an occasional inspection. This tag collects examples of gazebos and terraces from UAB "Laukbaldis" with a windbreak wall.

Wood interior paneling [4]

Wood interior paneling means covering walls and ceilings with wooden boards, which gives a room a warm, natural cosiness. It is especially typical of summerhouses, saunas and garden houses, where you want to feel the closeness of wood. The boards can be fixed horizontally or vertically, and their shade depends on the chosen finish. Wood regulates humidity naturally and is pleasant to the touch, but it is worth treating with a product made for interior work so that the surface gets less dirty and is easier to clean. Over time light wood turns slightly yellow, which is a natural process. This tag collects UAB "Laukbaldis" buildings with a wood-finished interior.

Wooden bridge [10]

A wooden bridge is a small bridge over a stream, ditch or pond edge, or simply a decorative crossing in the garden. The curved shape of the bridge and railings made of natural wood give the yard cosiness and a fairy-tale mood. A bridge can connect paths and lead to a gazebo, a sauna or a terrace. To make it safe to walk on, a sturdy base, a non-slip surface and reliable railings are important. Wood that is constantly near moisture should be inspected and maintained regularly. This tag collects examples by UAB "Laukbaldis" in which wooden bridges can be seen.

Wooden canopy [4]

A wooden canopy is an open structure made of wooden columns with a roof placed on top. It shelters from rain, sun and snow but does not form an enclosed room, so it is always bright underneath and well ventilated. Under a canopy you can park cars, keep garden equipment, or set up a place for celebrations or children's play. Large canopies are often built on a paved area, with the columns fixed to the base by metal supports. The shape of the columns, the pattern of the rafters and the roofing decide whether the canopy looks austere or decorative. This tag collects examples of wooden canopies by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wooden ceiling [2]

A wooden ceiling is a ceiling covered with boards, often combined with exposed beams. It gives the room cosiness and unity, especially when the walls are also finished in wood. Exposed beams visually widen the space and show off the beauty of the structure. Simple lamps in dark or natural colours go well with a wooden ceiling. Light-coloured wood is worth treating with a protective product so that it keeps an even tone for longer. This tag collects examples of buildings by UAB "Laukbaldis" with wooden ceilings.

Wooden coat racks [4]

A wooden coat rack is a board or frame with hooks or pegs on which coats, jackets, hats, bags or towels are hung. Coat racks can be fixed to a wall or stand as a separate piece of furniture with a bench and a shelf. Wooden coat racks made of boards with a natural shape look like an interior accent, not just a necessity. They suit a hallway, a corridor, the rest room of a sauna or a country homestead. Before ordering, it is worth thinking about how many people will use the rack and how much clothing will hang on it. In this tag you will find examples of wooden coat racks by UAB "Laukbaldis", with size and number of hooks agreed individually.

Wooden facade [32]

A wooden facade is the exterior of a building clad in wooden boards, which gives it warmth and a natural look. The boards can be fixed horizontally or vertically, and their colour depends on the chosen protective coating. Such a facade suits gardens, forests and the countryside. It is most affected by sun and moisture, so the south wall and the lower boards should be inspected every year. If you notice wood that has faded or become rough, the protective coating needs to be renewed. This tag collects products whose exterior is clad in wooden boards.

Wooden fence [1]

A wooden fence surrounds the plot, marks its boundaries and makes the yard cozier. Wood goes well with stone, brick and greenery, so such a fence is easy to match to the style of the house. The shape of the boards, the gaps between them and the line of the top determine whether the fence is more closed or more decorative. Wood standing outdoors must be protected from moisture and sun, so a protective coating and its renewal are important. The fence can be combined with gates and wickets made of the same material. This tag collects examples of wooden fences by Laukbaldis.

Wooden floor [1]

A wooden floor is the base of a gazebo or another yard structure, made of boards and raised above the ground. It is especially useful when the structure stands on a lawn: people do not carry dirt inside, and after rain the floor dries quickly. Narrow gaps are left between the boards so that water drains away and the underside is ventilated. It is pleasant to sit and walk barefoot on a wooden floor, as it does not heat up like stone or feel as cold as concrete. The floor frame must rest on a foundation or blocks so that the wood does not touch damp soil. The boards should be swept regularly and the protective coating renewed in good time, especially where people walk most. This tag collects examples of UAB "Laukbaldis" structures with wooden floors.

Wooden garden furniture [13]

Garden furniture means tables, benches, chairs and other furniture designed for outdoor use: in the garden, on a terrace or in a gazebo. It has to withstand sun, rain and changes in temperature, so it matters what wood it is made of and how it is looked after. Wooden garden furniture goes naturally with lawns, trees and other wooden yard structures. When choosing furniture, think about how many people will usually sit at the table and where the furniture will stand. To keep the legs from soaking up damp, it is better to place furniture on a hard base or on paving slabs. This tag collects garden furniture made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wooden garden gate [1]

A wooden garden gate is meant for entering the yard on foot and often becomes the first thing a guest sees. It is convenient to make it in the same style as the fence so that the whole frontage looks unified. The shape of the leaf can be straight or curved, and the hinges can be hidden or visible and decorative. For the gate not to warp over time, a sturdy frame and reliable posts are important. Wood standing outdoors must be inspected regularly and protected with a protective coating. This tag collects Laukbaldis products with wooden garden gates.

Wooden lamps [2]

Wooden lamps are lamps whose body is made of wood, for example a natural branch or a piece of log with recessed light fittings. Such lamps are often hung on chains under a ceiling or roof structure and become a bright accent of the space. They go especially well in gazebos, saunas, country homesteads and log houses, where there is a lot of natural wood. Every branch has its own shape, so no two lamps are alike. Electrical work and the connection of the lamps should be carried out by a qualified electrician. This tag collects examples of wooden lamps from UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wooden pier [2]

A wooden pier is a walkway or platform built beside or over water, from which you can comfortably reach a pond or lake. From a pier you can swim, fish, launch a boat or simply sit by the water. The deck is usually laid with boards with small gaps so that water runs off quickly. Wood is constantly damp by the water, so solid supports and regular maintenance are important. Railings make a pier safer, especially when children use it. This tag collects wooden piers made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wooden planter [10]

A wooden planter is a natural way to decorate a yard, terrace or entrance with flowers and plants. Wood goes beautifully with greenery, stone and other wooden garden products. A planter may be carved out of a log or a stump, or assembled from boards, so its shape can vary widely. It is often convenient to plant in separate pots or inserts that are placed inside the wooden planter. Wood standing outdoors should be protected from constant damp and its protective coating renewed regularly. This tag collects wooden planters made by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wooden shelves [4]

Wooden shelves are among the simplest and at the same time most practical pieces of furniture, made for keeping books, dishes, plants and decorations. They can stand on the floor, hang on the wall or be fitted to a corner of the room. Solid-wood shelves are sturdy and hold heavier items, while the natural grain makes them warm and cozy. Such shelves look good in log houses, country homesteads, saunas and modern apartments that want a natural accent. Before ordering, it is worth thinking about what you will put on them and choosing the depth and spacing of the shelves accordingly. This tag collects examples of wooden shelves from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size and shape are agreed individually.

Wooden stairs [1]

Wooden stairs help you overcome a difference in height in the yard comfortably: going down a slope to the water, or climbing onto a terrace or a footbridge. For outdoor stairs it is important to have solid supports for the steps and gaps between the boards that stop rainwater from collecting. Railings add more safety, especially when the steps are wet or icy. Outdoor wooden stairs should be inspected every year and the protective coating renewed when needed. Stairs made of natural wood go well with wooden houses, saunas and footbridges. This tag collects products of UAB "Laukbaldis" with wooden stairs.

Wooden storage shed [11]

A wooden storage shed is a small enclosed outbuilding for keeping garden tools, bicycles, tires, a lawn mower, firewood and other things. It helps to free up the house cellar, garage or terrace and to tidy the yard. Wooden walls look warmer and more natural than sheet-metal ones, so the shed fits nicely with the garden, house or gazebo. The shed can stand on its own, be attached to the house, or be combined with a carport or woodshed under one roof. For the wood to last long, it must be protected from constant damp and its protective coating renewed periodically. This tag collects examples of wooden storage sheds from UAB "Laukbaldis"; the size, doors and finish are agreed individually.

Wooden summerhouse [13]

A wooden summerhouse is a small leisure building in a garden plot, a homestead or by the water, meant for weekends, holidays or guests. Wood creates a cosy, warm mood and blends naturally with trees, lawn and other garden structures. Summerhouses can be single-storey or have an attic, come with or without a terrace, and have large or more modest windows. Before ordering, it is worth deciding how many people will relax in it, what rooms will be needed and whether the building will be used only in the warm season. The wooden facade should be inspected periodically and its protective coating renewed. This tag collects examples of wooden summerhouses by UAB "Laukbaldis", and their size, finishing and equipment are agreed individually.

Woodshed [2]

A woodshed is a roofed place for storing firewood, where the logs are protected from rain and snow but still well ventilated. So that the wood dries faster and does not go mouldy, the walls of a woodshed are often made of boards with gaps or left partly open. It is best to stack firewood not directly on the ground but on a raised base, so that moisture does not creep up from below. A woodshed is convenient to place near the sauna, the house or an outdoor fireplace, so you do not have to carry the wood far. It can be a separate structure or be combined with a storage shed under one roof. This tag collects examples of woodsheds and structures with a woodshed by UAB "Laukbaldis".

Wrought-iron hardware [12]

Wrought-iron hardware means metal furniture parts such as handles, hinges, latches, catches and hooks, whose shape recalls a blacksmith's work. Black metal stands out sharply against light wood and gives a piece of furniture an antique, rustic character. These parts are usually fixed in plain view, so they are not only functional but also a decorative part of the piece. Wrought handles are comfortable to grip, and long hinges also reinforce doors made of boards. It is enough to wipe the metal with a dry cloth now and then and to put a drop of oil on a squeaking hinge. This tag collects UAB "Laukbaldis" products with wrought-iron hardware.

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Yard decor [9]

Yard decor means wooden items that not only serve a purpose but also adorn a farmstead or garden. It might be a well surround, a small bridge, a planter, a low fence or another accent that creates a unified style for the yard. Wooden decorative elements blend naturally with plants, lawn and other wooden structures. Handmade details, such as natural branches or cut-out ornaments, give the yard its own character. Decor pieces that stand outdoors should be inspected every year and the protective coating renewed when needed. This tag collects products that complement and decorate the yard.

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