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Pergolas and Wooden Gazebos

Our 54 Power timber garden structures include 18 open-roof pergolas and 36 roofed gazebos. Sizes run from 10ft x 10ft to 20ft x 14ft.

Choose a pergola for an airy frame or a flat-roof gazebo for modern shelter. An apex gazebo gives you a more traditional roofline. All use pressure-treated, FSC-certified Scandinavian softwood.

54 Sizes Pergolas and roofed gazebos
Solid Timber 140mm posts across the range
10-Year Cover Anti-rot timber guarantee
Free Delivery Within 4-6 weeks

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About our pergolas and wooden gazebos

This collection covers three different types of Power garden structure. Open-roof pergolas add shape without weather cover. Flat-roof and apex gazebos use solid timber roofs with waterproof EPDM.

Prices run from £1,094 for the smallest pergola to £3,444 for the largest apex gazebo. Every product page includes exact external, internal and overhang dimensions.

The full range uses 140mm square posts and pressure-treated Scandinavian softwood. Browse Power gazebos, Power pergolas or related timber decking.

Matt's buying note

"Start with the roof. Choose a pergola for light and climbing plants, or a gazebo when dependable cover matters."

Matt W, Decking Stores

Compare the three roof styles

TypeRoofBest suited to
Power pergolasOpen timber purlinsOpen seating, climbing plants and visual structure
Flat-roof gazebos - Matt's pickLow-profile timber roof with EPDMModern decking, dining and outdoor kitchens
Apex gazebosPitched timber roof with EPDMTraditional gardens, hot tubs and larger seating areas

Measuring tip: Plan from the exact millimetre dimensions, including roof overhang and clear walking space.

Matt's fitting tip: prepare the anchors first

Mark the post positions on a square, level base. Match the anchors to the base material and local wind exposure.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between a pergola and a gazebo?

A pergola has an open roof; a gazebo provides solid weather cover. Both remain open at the sides.

Do Power gazebos have waterproof roofs?

Yes, every gazebo has tongue-and-groove boards beneath waterproof EPDM. Water should run away from the finished roof.

What base does a timber gazebo need?

Use a firm, level base sized to the exact product dimensions. Select anchors suitable for that base and local exposure.

Is the timber pressure treated?

Yes, Power pressure treats the Scandinavian softwood against rot, decay and insects. The timber carries a 10-year anti-rot guarantee.

Can I paint a Power gazebo?

Yes, choose a suitable outdoor timber finish. Optional Thorndown colours and preservers appear on each product page.

How quickly will my gazebo arrive?

Current delivery is free within 4-6 weeks. Power books the kerbside HIAB delivery by text message.