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Family-Friendly Outdoor Living: Safe, Spacious Pavilion Designs for Kids and Adults

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Creating an outdoor space that’s both functional and safe for the entire family can be a challenge, but this article offers a thoughtful guide to making it happen. Wright Timber Frame explores how to design timber pavilions that cater to both kids and adults—highlighting safety-focused layouts, child-friendly materials, and features like shaded zones, clear sightlines, and durable finishes. Whether you're planning a backyard retreat, play area, or multipurpose gathering space, this post will help you design with every age group in mind. To learn more , contact us at (801)-900-0633 or  info@wrighttimberframe.com or read our article: Family-Friendly Outdoor Living: Safe, Spacious Pavilion Designs for Kids and Adults .

Family-Friendly Outdoor Living: Safe, Spacious Pavilion Designs for Kids and Adults

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  An open area with seating for adults and a playground for children was a brilliant concept. The most convenient method to combine shelter and relaxation is with a pavilion in the garden. We should consider how to construct a backyard pavilion that will provide joy to the entire family. For Kids: Playful and Safe Outdoor Zones 1. Safety Comes First Children always get hurt while playing. To avoid injury in the event of a fall, place a rubber mat or plush outdoor rug beneath the play apparatus. A kid-friendly pavilion should be at a reasonable distance from pools and a fire pit. Additionally, the border can be defined by clear fences or small plants. 2. Kid-Friendly Play Areas ● Install swings, sandboxes, or rope play suspended from beams for imaginative fun. ● Set up chalkboards or outdoor craft stations along one wall to inspire creativity. ● Keep active zones, such as trampolines or water play areas, a few feet away from seating or dining areas for safety. 3. Smart Pavilion Choi...

DIY v/s Professional Installation: What’s Best for Your Timber Frame Pavilion?

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Building a timber frame pavilion is no small task—and deciding whether to go the DIY route or entrust it to professionals is a major step. This article explores the pros and cons of each approach, comparing factors such as time, cost, tools, skill level, safety, and permit handling. If you're undecided about tackling the project yourself or hiring experts, this comprehensive breakdown will help you make an informed decision that aligns with your goals and budget. To learn more , contact us at (801)-900-0633 or  info@wrighttimberframe.com , or read our article: DIY v/s Professional Installation: What’s Best for Your Timber Frame Pavilion?

Pergola Trellis | Wright Timberframe

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Wright Timberframe offers beautifully crafted Pergola Trellises that combine the elegance of traditional timber framing with the practicality of modern outdoor living. Our custom-designed trellises add vertical interest and shade to your pergola, enhancing both the aesthetic appeal and functionality of your outdoor space. For more information, contact us at (801)-900-0633 or  info@wrighttimberframe.com .

Timber vs. Steel: Why More Homeowners Are Choosing Wood For Pergolas

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  Pergolas do much to provide structure, style, and aesthetic beauty to your outdoors. The majority of homeowners prefer custom-made pergolas for their exteriors and lifestyle requirements. However, if you opt for a pergola structure, you will initially need to decide on the material you want, whether you prefer a rustic and nature-intimate look and feel or something more substantial that can withstand winds and storms. There is an ongoing debate between timber v/s steel. While both materials have their advantages, more homeowners are choosing wood. Well, check out below to know more! 1.       Natural Appeal in Timber is Missing in Steel A timber frame pergola s bring a warmth and charm that steel can't match. The natural grain, texture, and earthy tones of wood integrate effortlessly with your garden, patio, and backyard. Although steel pergolas may be stylish and contemporary-looking, they often feel too industrial or cold-appearing for classi...