Building construction

1. STONE GAZEBO PERGOLAS
Gazebos are great backyard structures that provide ample space to entertain, relax, and dine, With custom gazebos, you can also
choose from several roofing and flooring options to match your preferred taste.

2. -gazebos are stand-alone structures that are round or octagonal. Gazebos have a closed roof and floor and may be open on the sides or have
walls with windows. They’re often decorative and elaborate in style
-Gazebos are often screened or have the ability to be closed off from the outdoors, which can protect those inside from insects .
-Gazebos are small buildings. They have a roof, floor, and often walls that not only strengthen the structure but offer protection from the
elements.-Can have electricity and other accessories.
-Variety of materials and styles that add value to your home.
-Gazebos are small buildings. They have a roof, floor, and often walls that not only strengthen the structure but offer protection from the elements.
Advantages :
-Expensive in cost .
-More difficult to build and joining it`s component.
-Uses more yard space and more storage area.
Disadvantages :
By definition, a gazebo is a structure with a roof and a floor that is round in shape. However, there are some variations on that theme, which can
give you a few types to choose from.
Hexagonal gazebos are slightly more angular in shape than traditional round gazebo types, but can make an attractive design. The average cost is
around $5,000 per inch.
Octagonal gazebos are nearly as popular as round. They make it easier to screen or glass in the structure, while retaining a mostly round shape.
The average cost is around $5,000 per inch before screening or glass.
Fully round gazebos are popular as a fully open structure, with no sides but columns supporting the roof. The average cost of a fully round gazebo
is $3,000 per inch.
Oval gazebos are a twist on the open, round gazebo and also cost around $3,000 per inch.
Dodecahedron gazebos are made of 12 sides, and can be very expensive to build, often costing more than three times what a round gazebo will,
with most costs starting around $10,000 per inch.
Rectangular gazebos are not technically gazebos, but fall under the category of garden structure. They may or may not have floors, and are
generally a little less expensive to build, with costs starting around $3,000 per inch.
Walled gazebos are a custom structure with six to eight sides that have full walls with windows. They can be insulated for year round use, but often
cost up to three times what an open gazebo will cost, with most starting around $10,000 per inch.
Types cost :

3. Installation methods types
-DOME INSTALLATION
Drill holes through the dome and flange into the stonework, in the position shown, at 300mm (1211 ) centres around the circumference. Secure
dome to stonework using suitable sell-tapping masonry screws, or alternatively using plug and wood screws, with stainless steel fl.at washers to prevent glass fibre tear. A sealant (not
supplied) should then be used to seal the joint between the dome and flange. When drilling stonework, use a suitable masonry drill on a rotary setting only (not hammer action).
BALUSTRADED TEMPLE L9000 DETAIL :

4. Installation methods types
BALUSTRADED TEMPLE L9000 DETAIL :

5. Installation methods types
DOME INSTALLATION
Drill holes through the dome and flange into the stonework, in the position shown, at
300mm (1211 centers around the circumference. Secure dome to stonework using suitable self-tapping masonry screws, or
alternatively using plug and wood screws, with stainless steel flat washers to prevent glass fiber tear. A sealant (not supplied)
should then be used to seal the joint between the dome and flange. When drilling stonework, use a suitable masonry drill on a
rotary setting only (not hammer action).
LARGE CLASSIC TEMPLE L9100

6. Installation methods types
LARGE CLASSIC TEMPLE L9100

8. Installation methods types
COLUMN INSTALLATION :
Column core reinforced and filled with hand compacted concrete designed by others. The shaft sections should be lined with
polystyrene, Styrofoam, or similar (not supplied), to acts an isolating medium when column cores are in filled with concrete.
PAVILION L9300

9. Installation methods types
PAVILION L9300

11. Installation methods types
COLUMN INSTALLATION :
Column core reinforced and filled with hand compacted concrete designed by others. The shaft sections should be lined with
polystyrene, Styrofoam, or similar (not supplied), to acts an isolating medium when column cores are in filled with concrete.
VENETIAN FOLLY L9400

14. Tectone pointing recommendations