Šestkotna uta s tremi stenami in dvema vhodoma

A six-sided gazebo with 2.1 m sides. The three back sides are closed with walls of vertical boards. The front side has a railing with a lattice top, and on each side of it there is an entrance with a step. The six-sided roof has black asphalt shingles, and the wood is painted dark grey.

The closed walls keep out the wind and the neighbours' eyes, while the front stays open and bright. Two entrances are handy when the gazebo stands by a path or between the terrace and the garden.

Materials

• Planed pine or spruce, machine-cut to exact sizes and painted with a protective paint
• Posts and frame beams 95x95 mm
• Six-sided roof frame 45x95 mm with an OSB base and black asphalt shingles
• Floor of 28x145 mm deck boards on 45x95 mm joists every 40 cm, resting on 95x95 mm floor beams
• Wall boards 22x95 mm, walls not insulated
• Front side with a lattice top

Good for

• A sheltered corner for windy autumn evenings
• Breakfast and coffee with a view of the garden
• A gazebo by a path that you can enter from two sides

Recommendations

• The hexagonal gazebo has no kit of its own yet, so its price is calculated like a standard 3x4 m gazebo of a similar area (about 12 m²) with the same roof, floor and sides.
• Turn the closed walls towards the prevailing wind or the neighbours.
• In the 3D configurator you can change which sides are closed and where the entrances are.
• The kit holds all screws, fittings and printed and video instructions. Self-assembly takes 1 to 5 days depending on the size, our team builds it in about 1 to 2 days.
• Building rules differ between countries, municipalities and even cities. In some places a small building needs no permit at all, elsewhere it does. It is worth checking what applies where the building will stand.