Rousham Pavilion 4×5

QELNAVOR Classics — the garden's formal bow

The Rousham hosts the long table: a rectangular timber pavilion with clear-span trusses that keep the middle of the party open, sides that configure from airy to sheltered, and bays that extend when the family does.

Timber earns trust by the decade: heartwood-graded larch and cedar, shingles laid by hand over ventilated battens, pre-oiled surfaces that weather to silver or stay nut-brown by your choice, and stainless fixings throughout. Ten years from now the pavilion should need a fresh coat of oil and nothing else — that is the engineering brief.

Design & Craft

• Glulam spruce and European larch, joinery-grade machining
• Mortise-and-tenon frames reinforced with concealed steel
• Extends later by honest modular bays
• Rectangular plans that dine, dance and shelter equally
• Needs a prepared foundation; assembly by your installer
• Stainless fixings; pre-oiled finish in your chosen tone

Specifications

Care

Brush pollen and dust seasonally, keep planting a hand's width off the timber, and let ventilation do its quiet work. The care card states the finish and the re-oiling interval.

Questions, Answered

How long does installation take?
Foundations one day, structure one to three days by size — stated per listing. Assembly is the customer's responsibility; plan it with your installer.

Do I need planning permission?
Most freestanding garden pavilions in CZ under common size thresholds need only a simple notification; our documentation pack — drawings, loads, materials — makes it a formality. We advise per municipality before you order.

The QELNAVOR Promise

One standard across the range: structures chosen to stand Bohemian winters, with loads and specifications stated plainly on every card.