Timber Frame Pavilion Installed in Connecticut
When most people think of winter, landscaping projects aren’t usually top of mind. Lawns go quiet. Gardens rest. Outdoor plans are often put on pause.
But with a timber frame pavilion, the backyard doesn’t have to wait for spring to come alive.
In just a matter of hours, this Connecticut backyard was transformed into something entirely new—a finished outdoor room that feels intentional, inviting, and ready for gathering in every season. It’s always a joy for our team to see the moment a structure is completed, when a family realizes they’ve gained more than a backyard feature. They’ve gained another place to live life together.
This handcrafted timber frame pavilion kit was shipped to Connecticut and installed on-site, and homeowner Sandy shared these photos of their beautiful outdoor space after completion. Nestled into the landscape, the pavilion brings structure and warmth to the yard while still feeling open to the surrounding trees and changing seasons.
The pavilion features two ceiling fans with integrated lighting, along with a chandelier that adds a soft glow and a sense of refinement—making the space just as comfortable for evening conversations as it is for daytime relaxation. Whether used for quiet mornings, family gatherings, or hosting friends, the pavilion creates a natural focal point for outdoor living.
Pavilion Details
- Structure: 14′ × 18′ Timber Frame Pavilion (10,000 Series)
- Stain Color: Canyon Grey
- Roof Style: Gable roof
- Knee Braces: Full arched
- Decorative Elements: Four keystones
- Beam Profile: Champion
- King Post: 8″ × 8″
- Roof Size: 14′ × 18′
- Footprint: 12′ × 16′
- Post Size: 10″ × 10″
- Built-In Power System: TimberVolt Inferno® for integrated power and lighting
With its exposed beams, arched braces, and thoughtfully integrated lighting, this pavilion isn’t just an accessory—it’s an extension of the home. A place where seasons don’t limit how the space is used, but instead shape how it’s enjoyed.
Projects like this are a reminder that outdoor living doesn’t belong to just one time of year. With the right structure, the backyard becomes a place to gather, rest, and connect—long after the leaves have fallen.
