HANDCRAFTED TIMBER FRAME PAVILIONS

Traditional timber framed pavilions built for good.

Build Your Legacy Outdoors with Traditional Timber Frame Pavilions

If you are wanting to build an outdoor legacy space that has both elegance and charm, timber frame pavilions are a great option. Skip the mass-produced, cookie-cutter option and choose traditional craftsmanship that you know will last for generations.

Our timber frame pavilions are handcrafted in central Pennsylvania using traditional mortise and tenon joinery. Each joint is shaped by hand to ensure quality and precision.

We install these traditional pavilions for homeowners throughout Oklahoma and Northwest Arkansas.

Standard Pavilion Features

Crafted by Hand in Central Pa

Our team of Amish craftsmen has years of experience in traditional timber frame construction,

Traditional Mortise and Tenon Joinery

We don’t cut corners! This is true timber frame construction using wooden pegs and handcrafted joints.

Beautiful Hemlock Timbers

All our pavilions are made from native hemlock timber beams from the forests of central PA. Hemlock offers strength, durability, and beauty.

Why Timber Frame Construction?

Timber frame construction is a centuries old building method that uses large, exposed wood beams as the frame of a structure, resulting in a building that has beauty, strength, and durability.

This type of traditional construction provides both elegance and charm to your legacy outdoor space.

Pavilion FAQs

As a custom pavilion builder, we can build you whatever size you need and in a variety of styles. Some of the most popular pavilion sizes are 12×14, 12×16, and 12×20 pavilions. We will work with you to help get the design and size you need for your building

Yes, if you want your pavilion stained, we can stain your timber beams to whatever color you choose. We use a high quality, industry standard stain and sealer on your building.

In traditional mortis and tenon timber frame construction, it is common to see cracks (also known as checks) in the beams. These form along the wood grain from shrinking and expanding as the beams dry and as they are exposed to cold, heat, and moisture. It’s important to note that these are quite common and do NOT impact the structural integrity of your building.

We guarantee the structural integrity of our structures and warrant that all timbers manufactured by us are:

Free from defects resulting directly from manufacturing
Structurally sound, provided that the structure is constructed according to our specifications

You can view all the details of our warranty and product guarantee here.