This three gable post and beam pavilion plan is a sturdy structure. It uses metal connectors and structural screws to join posts, beams and rafters, which means there are no mortises and tenons to cut. The knee braces are housed ½” into the posts and secured with screws that are concealed with plugs. We use heavy timber to make this a structure to last for many, many years: the posts are 8×8’s, the plates are 8×12’s and the ridges are 6×12’s.
This three gable post and beam pavilion plan will make a strong statement in any landscape! The centered cross gable creates a dynamic focal point and adds a bit of extra covered space. At just under 515 square feet, there is plenty of room in this pavilion to accommodate your needs! Its footprint is 12’8”x 36’8” with a 4’0” bump-out.
There is plenty of volume under the roof, with a ridge height of almost 14’4”. The top of the plates are 9’4” above the ground, and generous 2 foot overhangs provide plenty of protection from the elements. This plan is designed to be mounted on a concrete slab with Timberlinx connectors.
You will receive a link to instantly download the pdf files of the plan sets when you purchase this plan. They are filled with all the information you need! The construction set contains 13 pages with detailed plan, section and elevation drawings that are fully dimensioned, and detail drawings of complex areas. There are 3D drawings, both exploded and joined, The 40-page piece drawing set shows you each cut on every timber, completely dimensioned. We provide a timber list to make it easier to budget for and purchase your timbers, and we include a connector list as well. These plans are best printed on 11”x17” paper for construction purposes, but you can print them on letter paper for study purposes.
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Hey
Can you modifie the dimension for a larger pavillon like 16′ instead of the 12′ on the plan
Simon, please check out our custom design services here. We can certainly modify that plan.
Do your plans include cut sheets? Do you have an example of what they may look like?
John, click on the images just below “Download Sample PLans” for an example of the cut sheets.
Hi, how do I change length of pavilion to 24 feet?
Has anyone built this? Curious about what the lumber cost is.
Timber prices vary by region and species, so there is no one answer to your question. We can tell you that this frame utilizes 4281 board feet. That should give you a starting point in getting prices.