Thatch Gazebos

Traditional gazebos have been fixtures in gardens for centuries, the existence of gazebos has been traced back to the earliest gardens. Gazebos are now one of the most prevalent outdoor garden structures in the world. They can be round, square, oval, small or large, ornate or plain, elegant or rustic, and anything else that one can dream up. Our unique range of African thatched gazebos really do stand out from the traditional type of gazebos found in the UK today.

Elegant And Attractive In Appearance

With its African charm, our range of African thatched gazebos are not only elegant and attractive in appearance, but also offers a cool and peaceful aura which will enhance any home or recreational area.

All our thatched gazebos are available freestanding, open on all sides or alternatively partially enclosed with our range of waxed canvas side panels or solid half log sides.

The partially enclosed gazebos are ideal if you own a hot tub or spa as they provide privacy and additional shelter from the elements.

South African Cape Reed Thatch Tiles

The circular or oval gazebo roofs are covered with genuine South African cape reed thatch tiles, which create a distinctive stepped appearance.

South African cape reed is harvested from a replenishable, renewable resource and harvesting the thatch actually promotes growth. Cape reed thatch tiles are durable, have a long life span, and offer natural aesthetic beauty.

The totally unique natural thatch reed tiles are environmentally friendly and will offer years of beauty and service.

Thatch Gazebo Construction

All timber poles are pressure treated with Tanalith `E` wood preservative. To ensure maximum weather protection all timbers are additionally double soaked treated in a brown wood treatment preservative. All timbers (including poles) used for the construction of our thatch gazebos are made premium quality redwood timbers. The redwood timbers are considered the "Rolls Royce" of softwoods and is a more durable, slower grown and stable wood. It has excellent strength and does not warp, shrink or split to the extent of other softwoods such as pine. The number of poles used are dependent on the size of the thatched gazebo chosen.