Amish Wholesale Gazebos builds premium pavilion kits crafted by skilled Amish woodworkers. Every kit ships with pre-cut wood pieces, hardware, and clear instructions, so assembly stays manageable even for a first-time builder. Pavilion kits currently run about 7 weeks to build, with Engineered Drawings for permitting adding another 4 to 6 weeks if you need them.

Cedar, Pine, or Vinyl: Choosing Your Pavilion Material

Every pavilion kit is available in three material options, each suited to a different budget and maintenance preference:

• Cedar Pavilions: Solid Western Red Cedar wood pieces with a natural grain that many owners choose to stain or leave to weather over time.
• Pine Pavilions: Pressure-treated pine construction that offers a budget-friendly alternative to cedar while still standing up to the outdoors.
• Vinyl Pavilions: Premium vinyl sleeved over pressure-treated Southern Yellow Pine, built for owners who want the lowest-maintenance finish.

All three material lines are offered in the same range of sizes, from compact 10′ x 10′ builds up to large 14′ x 28′ layouts, so the choice comes down to budget, maintenance, and the look you want in your yard.

Explore Our Pavilion Collections

Beyond the standard cedar, pine, and vinyl lines, Amish Wholesale Gazebos offers several styled pavilion collections, including the Grand Escape Pavilions, Royal Escape Pavilions, Holiday Shadow Pavilions, Clubhouse Combo Pavilions, and Hexagon Bell Pavilions. Each collection uses the same solid wood or vinyl construction, with its own roofline and layout so you can match the style to your outdoor space. If you are also considering a rounded structure, our gazebos line is worth a look as well.

Pavilion Buying Guide: How To Choose The Right Kit

Choosing the right pavilion comes down to four key decisions:

1. Choose Your Material

Start by deciding which material best matches your budget and maintenance preferences.

• Cedar – Best for homeowners who want the natural beauty of real wood and don’t mind occasional staining or allowing it to weather naturally.
• Pine – A cost-effective pressure-treated option that offers durability at a more affordable price.
• Vinyl – Ideal if you want the look of a wood pavilion with the least amount of ongoing maintenance.

2. Select the Right Size

Think about how you’ll use your pavilion.

• 10′ x 10′ to 10′ x 14′ – Great for seating areas or small patios.
• 12′ x 16′ to 14′ x 20′ – Perfect for outdoor dining and entertaining.
• 14′ x 24′ to 14′ x 28′ – Best for large gatherings, outdoor kitchens, or commercial spaces.

3. Pick a Pavilion Style

Each pavilion collection offers a different architectural look.

Whether you prefer the traditional design of a Grand Escape Pavilion, the distinctive appearance of a Royal Escape Pavilion, or the enclosed versatility of a Clubhouse Combo Pavilion, choose a style that complements your home and outdoor space.

4. Plan for Installation

Every pavilion kit arrives with pre-cut components, hardware, and assembly instructions.

If your local building department requires permits, remember to order Engineered Drawings, which typically add 4 to 6 weeks to the overall timeline.

Still Not Sure Which Pavilion Is Right?

Our team can help you compare materials, sizes, styles, and customization options to design a pavilion that fits your property and budget. Please contact Dana at 307.899.7594 or email at AmishWG@gmail.com.

Shipping and Delivery

Our shipping and Plus-Curbside delivery are included in the price of every pavilion for all of the lower 48 States. Our contracted shipper unloads the shrink-wrapped, customized crate with a forklift at their convenience, and Engineered Drawings for permitting purposes are available for purchase if your project requires them.

Get Inspired: Pavilion Design Ideas

Not sure which layout fits your yard? Our pavilion architecture ideas roundup walks through real design directions, from open-gable roofs to fully enclosed clubhouse-style builds, to help you picture the finished structure before you order.

Frequently Asked Questions