Popular Pavilion Sizes
Do you want to create an outdoor living space in your backyard? Consider adding a custom pavilion to create a shaded area to rest and entertain.
Choosing the right backyard pavilion includes choosing the right material (maintenance-free vinyl, stained or natural pine, or cedar pavilion), design, and custom options. All our custom pavilions are custom built to your specifications and come as either a ready-to-assemble kit or erected by our team.
Below are some of our most popular pavilion sizes.
10×14 Pavilion
A 10×14 pavilion is a good size for smaller patio living spaces. This size can be added to an existing deck to provide much-needed shade, or part of a new patio as a grill cover or small outdoor kitchen.
12×12 Pavilion
The 12×12 pavilion is a blank slate upon which you can customize to make your outdoor living space your own. Add outdoor seating to create a cozy backyard sitting area. Choose outdoor dining table and enjoy your favorite meal outdoors. Or add to an existing patio or deck to extend the usefulness and comfort.
14 x 14 Pavilion
The 14×14 pavilion is a popular size for those wanting to create their dream outdoor kitchen. Gone are the days of just a grill on the patio; dream big with built-in cabinetry, fridges, and commercial-grade outdoor appliances. Add a bar-level seating area for the ultimate place to entertain friends and family.
12×20 Pavilion
Once you start getting to pavilions 20′ in length, you can have multiple outdoor living spaces. It is common to have an outdoor kitchen and dining area under the same pavilion. You can also bring your living room outdoors, with multiple seating areas and even space for a fireplace or television.
Larger Pavilions
Looking for a larger pavilion for your outdoor living space? We can build custom wood and vinyl pavilions at any dimensions. For large pavilions, we recommend our Grand Estate style, which offers free spans as long as 24′ without a center post.
We also build pavilions for commercial properties, including community parks, churches, hotels, and amusement parks.