Here's a backyard story we'd like to share from North Carolina
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Superb product excellent engineering Great value.
- Here’s a backyard story from South Carolina.
For quite a while we had been looking at building a large (12 x 30) covered structure for entertaining in our backyard.
These types of structures exist in kits / DIY from several vendors but in all cases the price of these quite prohibitive ($10,000 +)
One day we were shopping at Costco and saw the exposed (12 x 14 Gazebo) and I was quite impressed by the quality and engineering of your model. When we saw the price we could barely believe our eyes. We immediately purchased 2 units and within a couple days returned to purchase a 3rd one…
A couple months later we found ourselves staring in amazement at our beautiful new pavilion. We put the 3 units side by side to get a 14 x 36 structure. Since then we have been the talk of the neighbourhood… And since then, encouraged by our experience, several of our friends have followed suit and build pavilion on their own…
Your product is of great quality, the large posts and the architecture looks great! The cedar wood is fabulous!
The well thought engineering makes the assembly process quite easy! (it only took me 1 day to assemble the 3rd one).
The hollow posts make it so convenient to run completely hidden electrical outlets and switches and stereo components.
Well done! Bravo! Thank you.
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How do u get them together so the water doesn’t leak in between?
Aluminum flashing tape to unite the 2.
Yardistry is selling these products in the USA knowing the residential building code adopted throughout the country requires a building permit. But you can't get a permit because the company refuses to provide the structural engineering information the local building and safety department requires. You will be fined and made to take down the structure if a building inspector come to your property for any reason. The company is aware of this but still refuses to help the purchaser. This is why you see the warning in their brochures and instructions - " may require permit"!!
I called them like 10 times but they could not help me
@@Bacsimenauan slight correction - they would not help you. Obviously this pavilion was originally designed and engineered to certain standards. You really have to wonder why they tell you it might require a permit but know it can't be permitted unless they provide the structural engineering information.
what did you do in between the 3 gazebos to keep rain out? some sort of gutter??
I have the same question
Nothing
You guys need to know 1 thing. You need the permit approval from the county in order to put it in
How far apart are the post between each Gazebo
Don’t by these. Unless you live in the woods out of county jurisdiction.