Cabanas

Cabanas

Cabanas

Why Choose a Cabana?

Imagine an outdoor space that’s both luxurious and functional—a place where you can gather, relax, and stay protected from the elements. A cabana isn’t just another backyard structure; it’s an investment in your lifestyle. Here’s why choosing a Western Timber Frame cabana is a game-changer:

  • Year-Round Comfort: Enjoy your outdoor space in any season with built-in lean-to shade and protection.
  • Elegant Aesthetic: Designed with craftsmanship and timeless appeal, our cabanas elevate any backyard.
  • Durability & Strength: Built to endure, our timber frame cabanas stand strong against wind, rain, and time.
  • Customizable for Your House: Whether for poolside lounging, an outdoor kitchen, or a cozy retreat, we tailor it and lean into your needs. (Pun intended)

The Western Timber Frame Difference

We don’t just build cabanas; we craft spaces that bring people together. With over 7,000 structures built nationwide and 28 Best of State awards, our structures are built to last. Plus, for every tree we use, we plant six more. It’s luxury with sustainability at its core.

  • Built to Last – Heavy-duty, high-quality timber ensures longevity.
  • Customizable – Every piece is designed to fit your unique space and style.
  • Effortless Installation – Our interlocking dovetail system means no complicated assembly.
  • Sustainable – For every tree we cut, six more are planted.

Your Dream Cabana in 3 Easy Steps

  1. Call or Fill Out a Form – Let’s talk about your vision.
  2. Get a Free Design Consultation – We’ll craft a custom plan for your space.
  3. Relax While We Build – Our expert team brings your dream to life.

Your backyard should be more than just a yard—it should be a retreat. Let’s make it happen.

Looking for costs? Current pricing by size and series is published on our timber structure pricing page.

What Our Cabanas Customers Say

How is a wooden cabana engineered?

Our stamped sample wooden cabana packages use a 115 mph ultimate design wind speed as a calculation input, not a storm survival rating, with ground snow from 30 psf to 50 psf depending on the site and Exposure B. A licensed structural engineer prepares a stamped package for your address from those criteria, and fabrication follows that package. Your address may require different criteria, and your package controls.

How are wooden cabana posts anchored?

Each wooden cabana post sits on a quarter-inch aluminum knife plate that runs up inside the post. The plate anchors to concrete with two to four half-inch by nine-and-a-half-inch anchors, and the post is through-bolted to the plate. Your stamped package sets the anchor count and the footing size.

What holds a wooden cabana down in wind?

Our stamped sample packages check one shared post footing and anchor detail against a single bounding uplift demand of 3,299 pounds, reused across every package rather than calculated per product. Uplift on a wooden cabana is resisted by the whole connection path: the post, its through-bolts, the knife plate, the anchors, the footing, and the soil beneath it. Your stamped package sets the uplift and the footing design that apply at your address.

What does a solid cabana roof change?

A solid roof takes the full wind and snow load with no open-slat reduction, so beams and rafters are sized up. Your stamped package sets the member sizes for your footprint.

How much does a wooden cabana cost?

Our smallest published Western Timber Frame pool cabana kit starts at $7,600 for the kit in the 6000 Standard series, with shipping included and engineering quoted separately. Other cabana layouts are quoted to plan.

See the full stamped design criteria on our timber structures page.

See the stamped engineering behind this structure on our cabana engineering page.

Built nationwide · Recognized at home

7,000+ outdoor structures built.
One standard of craftsmanship.

Across the United States, Canada and Hawaii.

28 Best of State awards

Designed, manufactured, and crafted in the USA

Map showing Western Timber Frame outdoor structure projects across all 50 states and Canada

Projects across all 50 states & Canada