Purpose of a Gazebo
A gazebo is a pavilion traditionally designed to be used for gazing at the surrounding gardens. Its decorative architectural style helps make it a focal point for any landscape, park or yard. With open sides and a roof, a gazebo affords a semi-sheltered, pleasant sitting place. Does this Spark an idea?
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Park Use
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In large places, such as a park or estate, gazebos are often used as bandstands. They provide a perfect staging area for musicians.
Parties
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Gazebos are excellent spots for outdoor parties or picnics. Screened gazebos thwart mosquitoes and flies.
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Hot Tubs
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Gazebos serve as ideal houses for hot tubs. The roof provides shelter but the open sides allow for heat to escape.
Lawn Ornaments
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Gazebos can be a gardener's special place, and not just for sitting. Garden statues are protected from the elements, potting tools have a convenient home and climbing plants can use the pillars for support.
Outdoor Office
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With weather-friendly furniture and rugs, and maybe even a lighting and sound system, a gazebo can double as an office.
Kids' Stuff
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A gazebo can be used as a kids' playhouse. They'll have fun, while still being out in the open and the fresh air. When they outgrow it, it can become an adult gathering place.
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