The Screened Gazebo

The Screened Gazebo Comes In A Number of Different Archetypes And Prices

The purpose of a screened gazebo seems quite obvious: to keep something in and to keep other things out. You might want to purchase a screened gazebo, so you can bring your dog outside during cookouts without having to tie him up—or without worrying about him getting lose. You may also want to get a screened gazebo simply to keep the bugs out during a cookout.

Screened gazebos come in many different general archetypes. Tent archetype gazebos, for instance, have a domed top with screened sizes, but are primarily constructed out of some type of colored canvas or nylon.

A shade gazebo, in contrast, has a small canopy and poles that extend outward at a diagonal slant. In contrast to tent archetype gazebos, they do not have large sections of canvas or nylon. Instead, this type of screened gazebo simply has a screen that extends from the base to the canopy.

A “woods” gazebo is different from both. It is similar to a hybrid between both a shade gazebo and a tent gazebo. It has less canvas and nylon than a tent gazebo, but has a screen that extends from the base to the crown.

If money is no option and you're looking to purchase a gazebo that is not only great looking, but also spacious, you may want to consider purchasing a Vienna Woods Screened Gazebo or a Garden Party Gazebo, both of which offer a mix of all of the features of a shade and tent gazebo, but are also aesthetically appealing. In contrast, if money is an option, you may want to purchase a simple ABO model, which will get the job done, but might not be as appealing.