
Round gazebo
The most classic shape: a circular footprint cut to the exact diameter of your spot, not a fixed off-the-shelf size.
Round, hexagonal or roofed: a gazebo is a structure that closes in on itself, not just an open frame — sized for your garden by our partner workshop, never sold as a standard kit.
The same manufacturing standard, adapted for shape and intended use.

The most classic shape: a circular footprint cut to the exact diameter of your spot, not a fixed off-the-shelf size.

Six sides and a stronger symmetry, often chosen to close a garden axis or a central path.

Sized to host a ceremony, then meant to remain in the garden long after the wedding season is over.
Want a year-round shelter? See also the roofed gazebo (zinc, slate, glass or fabric, from +€350) and the garden kiosk.

Every structure is bent and assembled in the workshop, post by post, to the diameter and shape confirmed at the quote stage.
The price mostly tracks the diameter first, then whether it's roofed and which anchoring method is used.
Structure only, no roof or concrete footing — confirmed on quote.
| Diameter | Typical range |
|---|---|
| 2.5 m | €1,400 – €1,800 |
| 3.0 m | €1,800 – €2,300 |
| 3.5 m | €2,300 – €2,900 |
| 4.0 m | €2,900 – €3,700 |
The full price breakdown, roof and anchoring included, explains what actually moves the bill from one project to the next.

Share your diameter and preferences, the workshop prices your gazebo precisely.
Get a quote →It sets both the seated capacity and the ground footprint — worth checking against the space actually available. The dimensions and diameters page has the full chart, from 2.5 to 5 metres.
A reading nook or a table for two, small garden.
A full family dinner table, sheltered.
Receptions, weddings, larger gardens.
Gazebo = round, hexagonal or octagonal AND roofed. Pergola = rectangular and open.

A roofed gazebo takes the wind across its whole roof: it needs to be fixed accordingly, never simply set down. Each method has its own conditions, covered on our installation and anchoring page.
Fixed directly onto an existing slab, no digging required.
A concrete block under each post, 40 to 50 cm deep.
Gravel alone is never enough — a concrete footing is still needed underneath.
A gazebo is round, hexagonal or octagonal, and roofed — meant to be a focal point in the garden. A pergola is rectangular and stays open: it never encloses a volume the way a gazebo, which marks out a genuinely sheltered little space, does.
Yes — every gazebo is designed to order rather than picked from a fixed catalogue. Share your exact spot and intended use at the quote stage, and the partner workshop confirms what's feasible before pricing anything.
A properly treated structure (galvanised then painted, or powder-coated) holds up outdoors year-round, but a visual check after winter is still worth doing — especially at the ground fixings, which take the brunt of freeze-thaw cycles.
Describe your project through the form — the partner workshop replies with a first estimate within 48h, free and with no obligation.