A Timberwood Pavilion is a heavy-duty, solid wood pavilion built from authentic rough-cut hemlock timbers. Unlike lightweight or vinyl structures, Timberwood pavilions feature oversized posts, exposed rafters, and substantial beam construction designed for long-term outdoor living in New England.

Timberwood pavilions use:

• Rough-cut hemlock lumber
• 8" solid square wood posts
• Exposed 3x8 rafters with tongue & groove ceiling
• Decorative braces and traditional post trim

They are heavier, bolder, and architecturally stronger than typical dimensional lumber or synthetic pavilion systems.

A true timber frame pavilion uses:

• Mortise and tenon joinery

• Hardwood pegs (no visible metal fasteners)

• Very large solid timbers

• Fully engineered structural joinery

These are high-end, handcrafted structures with unmatched strength and character — but they require more engineering, labor, and investment.

Timberwood pavilions differ because they:

• Use engineered connections instead of full mortise and tenon joinery

• Maintain a heavy-timber appearance

• Offer cleaner lines and consistent finishes

• Are more cost-effective and faster to produce

Think of Timberwood as the perfect balance between classic wood framing and full timber frame craftsmanship.

Timberwood pavilions are available in:

• Hip Roof
• A-Frame Roof
• Lean-To Roof

Hip and A-Frame roofs feature a 5.625/12 pitch, while Lean-To roofs are built at a 2/12 pitch.

Standard roofing includes:

• 30-Year Architectural Asphalt Shingles

Upgrades such as standing seam metal may be available upon request.

Base features include:

• Rough-Cut Hemlock Construction
• Stained Finish
• 8" Solid Wood Posts
• Decorative Post Bracing
• Pine Tongue & Groove Ceiling
• Exposed 3x8 Rafters
• 12" Roof Overhangs
• Architectural Shingles

Yes. Timberwood pavilions are built to withstand snow loads and wind conditions common throughout Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine.

We ensure proper anchoring and structural integrity during installation.

Absolutely.

We offer:

• Custom sizing
• Multiple roof configurations
• Stain color options
• Electrical package options
• Privacy walls or enclosed sections

Each pavilion is tailored to your property and intended use.

Yes. Timberwood pavilions are strong enough to accommodate:

• Outdoor kitchens
• Stone fireplaces
• Ceiling fans
• Lighting packages
• Mounted TVs

We recommend discussing these features during the design phase to ensure proper structural planning.

Most Timberwood pavilions are installed in 1–3 days once site prep is complete. Larger or more customized builds may take longer.

Permit requirements vary by town. We can guide you through the permitting process and provide necessary structural information when required.

Pricing depends on:

• Size
• Roof style
• Site conditions
• Custom options
• Electrical or enclosure upgrades

You can request a custom quote or explore available models in our pavilion catalog.