
Stunning Aesthetic Appeal
Exposed heavy timber beams give the pavilion a bold, rustic look, while the natural wood grain and textures add character and warmth. The high-pitched rooflines, wide overhangs, and sturdy posts enhance its architectural grandeur, making it feel like a natural extension of the surrounding environment.

Natural Integration
The pavilion's open design fosters a seamless flow between indoor and outdoor spaces, with high ceilings and large openings that connect you to the surrounding environment. Sunlight and natural breezes enhance the outdoor experience, making the space feel airy and connected to nature.

Low Maintenance
The stains and sealants on the timber frame last for years, reducing the need for frequent refinishing. When maintenance is needed, it’s a simple process of reapplying a protective layer instead of extensive repairs. This low-maintenance approach keeps the pavilion beautiful and durable with minimal effort.
Denali Timber Frame Pavilion Features

Architectural Grandeur
A high-pitched roof creates a dramatic, grand appearance by drawing the eye upward. This architectural style, reminiscent of traditional timber-frame designs in alpine lodges and barns, blends rustic charm with elegance.

Mortise & Tenon Joinery
Mortise-and-tenon joinery involves inserting a tenon into a mortise, creating a strong, interlocking connection without nails or screws. This results in a more durable, cleaner structure with fewer visible fasteners.

Decorative Knee Braces
Knee braces are diagonal supports between vertical posts and horizontal beams that help distribute weight and stress, enhancing the structure's stability. They are crucial for heavy timber constructions.
Timeless Craftsmanship & Outdoor Elegance
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Denali Timber Frame Pavilion Options
Customize your denali timber frame pavilion with several options
- *All prices include delivery & on-site installation. Sales tax not included.
- *Larger sizes are available, please inquire.
- *Please Note: Denali timber frame pavilions must be anchored to sonotubes or a cement pad. This is a service East Coast Shed Inc. offers for an additional cost, please inquire.
- Engineered stamped plans available upon request (additional cost), please inquire.
- Prices in effect 1/1/2025. Subject to change without notice.
- *All prices include architectural asphalt roof shingles.
- *Optional 5v & standing seam metal roofing (see denali timber frame pavilion price list).
Denali Timber Frame Pavilion Foundation Information
The foundation is a critical component of any structure, including your pavilion. Here's a guide for both small and large pavilions, depending on your setup:
For Smaller Backyard Pavilions:
- Install Footers/Piers:
- Use the provided drawings to determine pier locations and specifications.
- For Paver Patios:
- Position the top of the footers just below the bottom of the paver stones.
- Post stand-offs are recommended to keep the posts elevated (see post standoffs for details).
- For Concrete Slabs with Footers:
- Option 1: Install the tops of the footers just beneath the slab surface.
- Option 2: Install the tops of the footers level with the slab surface (note that the tops of the footers will be visible).
- For New Paver Patios:
- It's recommended to install the pavilion first and then add the pavers afterward.
For Larger Pavilions:
- Install Footers/Piers:
- Follow the provided drawings for pier locations and specifications.
- For Concrete Slabs with Footers:
- Option 1: Install the tops of the footers level with the slab surface (tops will be visible).
- Option 2: Install the tops of the footers 4" below the finished patio surface.
- Use 4" Post Stand-offs (see post standoffs for details).
- Pour the slab after the pavilion has been installed.
Installing Footers/Piers for Smaller Pavilions with Existing Paver Patios:
- Remove a section of pavers, about 24-30" in diameter, at each post location.
- Install the piers so their tops are about 1" below the paver level.
- This allows for a small sand layer to be added on top of the footer for easy paver reinstallation.
- The tops of the piers don't need to be perfectly level.
- Install post stand-offs (see post standoffs for details).
- Erect the pavilion structure.
- Reinstall the pavers, cutting and fitting them around the posts.
Anchoring the Structure to Concrete Piers:
To anchor the pavilion to the concrete piers:
- A flat surface is required to place the post brackets.
- We will drill into the concrete and insert wedge anchor bolts.
Important: Do not wet-set any brackets or J-bolts into the concrete yourself. Let the installers handle this process to ensure proper alignment and stability.
Denali Timber Frame Pavilion Floor Plan Layouts
Curious about a spacious outdoor pavilion but unsure of the ideal size for your needs? We've created several floor plan layouts featuring standard sizes, complete with furniture and other items you might include in your Timber Frame Pavilion. These examples will help you visualize what can comfortably fit inside a large pavilion.
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