Need shade and protection from rain? You should consider our traditional pavilion.
Main benefits of the pavilion:
* Why try to create the feeling of an outdoor room when you can just build an outdoor room?
* What better a place for your outdoor kitchen and television?
* Fully customizable to any size
* Designed for easy assembly with minimal tools and experience.
* Less maintenance than a pergola because all the parts are within the roof.
Our video shows a traditional wooden pavilion.
Determine where you want the center of your posts. Measure distance in width and depth. Consider height and sight lines. Remember, short pavilions give more shade under the pavilion. Consider the time of day you will use your pavilion and the angle of the sun at that time. Take a few photos of your site and send them to us.
We have an online pavilion pricing tool you can use to configure your pavilion. When you are using the pricing tool, you will need to select your options such as the size, height, leg quantity, leg type, optional floor kit, electrical option and specific stain color.
The pavilion pricing tool will give you a price for the pergola, your electrical options, awnings and even a trucking quote. It’s easy to modify your pVILION until it is exactly what you desire. You can feel comfortable using this no dicker, always accurate pricing tool. We do reserve the right to adjust prices due to lumber costs without notice.
If the pavilion you desire cannot be built using our system, please enter the pavilion as closely as possible then describe what you would like done differently in the notes section. You can also call our sales team during business hours at 800 344-5103x1 and they will do all of this for you.
When you are pleased with your structure and are ready to talk to one of our designers, click the “Submit information” button. Your data gets sent to us.
We review your pavilion choices and call you to answer any questions you might have. We suggest making changes that would either make your pavilion more useful or more beautiful, but we also look for ways to reduce the lead time and your cost.
When all of your concerns have been addressed and pricing established, a deposit gets the wheels rolling. Along the way you can request an elevation drawing of the front, back, or either side so you can see what pavilion will look like. Based on this visual, you may request changes. We adjust your file and explain any changes in price. We also create another visual for your approval. When you are happy with the drawings you confirm every detail and we begin production.
During production you may get a call or email from the production team asking about your ceiling fan height or what color light switches you want. When the pergola kit is complete, we require final payment before shipping. If you are within 300 miles, we offer you our in-house, white glove delivery service.
If you are more than 300 miles from our factory, we use Yellow Freight as our over the road trucking company. In case of a freight company delivery, you will be responsible for physically removing the pergola or pavilion from the truck. Unless you have a forklift, this requires entering the truck, unpacking the structure and physically unloading it from the truck, member by member. You are also required to remove all the pallets and packaging from the truck. A freight forwarding service could be hired to preform this service for you, but that expense is typically $700 or more.
Baldwin Pergolas and pavilions are designed to be very easy to put together, but there are still difficult aspects such as using a level to determine the lengths of the posts, cutting the posts to length, drilling the concrete and anchoring the mounting brackets. If this sounds like more then you want to do, we may be able to suggest experienced installers in your area.
Use the following chart as a guideline to learn what a traditional pavilion might cost. More precise pricing can be found by designing your pergola using our custom pergola pricing tool below.
Patio size | Number of posts | Wooden | Vinyl | Site plan |
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10 x 10' | 4 | $6550 | $7805 | |
10 x 12' | 4 | $7020 | $8350 | |
10 x 14' | 4 | $7390 | $9145 | |
10 x 16' | 4 | $7875 | $10160 | |
10 x 18' | 4 | $8370 | $10780 | |
10 x 20' | 6 | $9920 | $12895 | |
12 x 12' | 4 | $7355 | $9125 | |
12 x 14' | 4 | $7895 | $9710 | |
12 x 16' | 4 | $8370 | $10765 | |
12 x 18' | 4 | $8910 | $11385 | |
12 x 20' | 6 | $10575 | $13670/td> | |
12 x 24' | 6 | $11500 | $14750 | |
14 x 14' | 4 | $8695 | $11000 | |
14 x 16' | 4 | $9290 | $11665 | |
14 x 18' | 4 | $9835 | $12295 | |
14 x 20' | 6 | $12265 | $15005 | |
14 x 24' | 6 | $13340 | $16200 | |
14 x 28' | 6 | $14545 | $17550 | |
16 x 16' | 4 | $11115 | $13655 | |
16 x 20' | 6 | $14275 | $17350 | |
16 x 24' | 6 | $15590 | $18740 | |
16 x 28' | 6 | $16945 | $20295 | |
20 x 20' | 8 | $21385 | $25505 | |
20 x 24' | 8 | $24190 | $28060 | |
20 x 28' | 8 | $26260 | $30195 | |
20 x 32' | 10 | $29800 | $34625 | |
20 x 36' | 10 | $31975 | $37060 | |
20 x 40' | 10 | $34650 | $40835 |
Glenn ScottMAX!!!! You are unfriggin believable! This thing went together so easy I still can't believe it. Especially when I went to measure down 28 inches on the posts to set the gussets and found that you had already put lines there.....Your attention to detail was great. This whole thing slid together. I didn't have to touch one piece with anything but my hands. The most labor intensive part was screwing down all the purlins at the end.
John MitchellMax, it does look spectacular in the evenings. One of these days, I'll try for a night photo that shows it off.
Tom PetitMatt, I just wanted to let you know how pleased I am with the new pergola. As a woodworker I appreciate the precision and thoroughness of the kit. I installed the cement pads the previous weekend and did the entire remaining installation in about 6 hours the following weekend with one helper. Very nice looking and I know I am going to enjoy the long term benefits of using a fiberglass products. I will send you a photo as soon as I finish the 10' dining table and benches that I am building to complete the pergola/dining area.
Jeff VeasmanThank you my friend, we just got done with the big pergola, it took longer to run the wires than it did to put the pergola together. It is freakin sweet Max, oh and by the way Deana Martin, Dean's daughter lives next door we did a three story add on for them but she said it looks spectacular. Thanks again Max, I'll be sending some pics.
Robert Macri, Malvern, PAI thought you would appreciate seeing our Adirondack Chairs next to our new Rockers. The Adirondack Chairs have been poolside for 12+ years through rain, snow and all elements. I'm happy to report that they are as comfortable and sturdy today as they were when we first purchased them. The rockers are a great addition and I'm sure will standup just as well as the years pass. Thanks for making a solid and well constructed product. Regards
James ShawThe pergola arrived safely, heck of a box you guys made. I fabricated the roof mounts, got the ledger installed, installed the columns and support beam - and wouldn't you know it... The rafters fit perfectly! I'd say it's a great success. 100% level and square - but took a lot of measuring. Thanks again! I'll send you guys some pics when I finish up and have the lights and fans installed. Just wanted to thank you for a heck of a product, I am very pleased.
Jeff LauferMax, Thanks for all your help. Installed pergola yesterday. Looks great.
Calvin and Elizabeth GoodrichChari, Thanks so much for working with us yesterday! My father dropped the chairs off to our home in Ri yesterday, and this morning we sat out there drinking our coffee discussing future home projects. Just wanted to share a photo of the chairs on our porch. While our porch is not quite completed, lattice, some garden work etc, the products we bought make our home that much nicer of a place to be and relax! Thanks again and have a happy Memorial Day!!
Jonathan SweetThanks Max! I'll send you a picture today once we finish the install. It is truly AMAZING how well everything went together, especially considering the custom nature of the job and the need to build it against an existing structure.
John MitchellI was worried that the joints would swell and be difficult to assemble in the rain. I had very little difficulty. They went together very well. The workmanship on the parts was excellent.