Gazebos

Popular Gazebo Sizes and Styles

From modern looks to contemporary fashions, we offer an extensive array of gazebos to suit any job and aesthetic. Some of our most notable models include:

12x20 Rectangle Gazebo

A 12x20 rectangular gazebo provides 240 square feet of covered space. Its longer footprint can work well for outdoor seating, dining areas and larger gathering spaces.

12x12 Screened Gazebo

A 12x12 screened gazebo provides 144 square feet of screened outdoor space. It is a practical option for buyers who want airflow and shade with additional separation from insects.

12x30 Double Roof Gazebo

A 12x30 gazebo provides 360 square feet of covered space and works well for larger seating, dining or gathering layouts. This model also features a double-roof design.

10x20 Vertical Roof Gazebo

A 10x20 gazebo provides 200 square feet of covered space. The longer footprint works well where outdoor space is limited in width but additional seating or gathering room is needed.

12x24 Vertical Roof Gazebo

A 12x24 gazebo provides 288 square feet of covered space, giving buyers room for outdoor seating, dining tables or other recreational uses.

What Gazebo Size Do You Need?

Start with how you plan to use the gazebo and how many people or pieces of furniture need to fit inside it. A smaller gazebo can work for compact seating areas, while longer rectangular models provide more space for dining tables, gatherings and larger outdoor layouts.

Measure the available area on your property before choosing a gazebo. Leave enough room around the structure for access, drainage, landscaping and any site requirements.

Custom Gazebo Options

If you have a specific look you're going for, you'll be able to hit the mark thanks to an unrivaled level of customizability. Choose your:

Roof Style

Pick between metal, shingle, copper, or double roofing options to find a look that fits you and your local weather patterns.

Gazebo Style

Whether it's hardtop, screened-in, or octagonal, you'll have many styles to choose between.

Structure Shape

Pick between square, rectangular, octagonal, or oblong structures to find a shape that works for your property.

Amenities

Add built-in tables, benches, swings, and screens to achieve the look and functionality you want from your structure.

Finishes

You’ll also be able to pick between a range of paint colors, stains, and trim and narrow down a style that speaks to you.

Additional Features

Top off your building with cupolas, hot tub reinforcements, and all the extras you could need.

Available gazebo options vary by model and manufacturer. Depending on the gazebo, buyers may be able to choose from different roof styles, shapes, screened configurations, finishes and other available features.

Review the individual gazebo model or contact Buildings And More to confirm which options are available for the size you are considering.

Still comparing gazebo types? Read our Gazebo Buying Guide: Wood vs. Vinyl vs. Hardtop for Florida before choosing a style.

Screened Gazebos

A screened gazebo adds a screened perimeter to covered outdoor space, helping create a more separated area for seating, dining and relaxing outdoors.

Buildings And More currently features screened gazebo models such as the 12x12 Screened Gazebo. Available screen configurations, doors and other features vary by model.

Gazebo Materials and Construction

When you buy a gazebo from Buildings And More, you’re investing in an impeccably durable structure. We build our gazebos using MCQ pressure-treated pine that makes your building resistant to rot, moisture, pests, and termites. So, you can count on your gazebo to look and perform its best year after year.

Review the individual model specifications or contact Buildings And More to confirm current materials and available finishes.

Why Buy a Gazebo From Buildings And More?

Buildings And More has more than 20 years of experience helping customers choose outdoor buildings for homes, farms and businesses.

Our gazebo selection includes multiple sizes and styles, including open, screened, rectangular and vertical-roof models. Buyers can compare available gazebo options online and contact BAM for help choosing a structure that fits their property and intended use.

Product options, delivery, installation and other project details can vary by gazebo and location, so confirm the current requirements with Buildings And More before ordering.

So, whether you’re building a backyard retreat or creating an event venue for the next family reunion, Buildings And More is here to deliver results that improve your livelihood. Call us today at (386)755-6449 to start designing your gazebo, and let us bring your ideas to life.

Choosing a Gazebo for a Florida Property

Florida buyers should consider more than gazebo size and style. Site drainage, ground conditions, placement, anchoring and local requirements can affect where and how a gazebo is installed.

Leave adequate clearance around the structure and consider how rainwater will move around the site. Permit and installation requirements can vary by county and municipality, so confirm local requirements before finalizing the project.

Frequently Asked Questions

What gazebo sizes does Buildings And More offer?

BAM currently displays gazebo models in sizes including 8x12, 10x16, 10x20, 12x12, 12x20, 12x24 and 12x30. Available inventory and configurations can change, so check the current products shown on this page.

Does Buildings And More sell screened gazebos?

Yes. BAM currently lists a 12x12 Screened Gazebo among the gazebo models shown on this page. Other available screened configurations should be confirmed with Buildings And More.

What size gazebo should I choose?

Choose a gazebo based on the available property space and how you plan to use it. Consider seating, tables, walking clearance, access and the space needed around the structure.

Can gazebos be customized?

Available options vary by gazebo model. Some models may offer different roof, screen, finish or accessory options. Confirm current customization choices for the specific gazebo you are considering.

Do I need a permit for a gazebo in Florida?

Permit and installation requirements vary by county, municipality, structure and property. Confirm applicable requirements with the local building department and Buildings And More before installation.