RHS Award Winning Pavilions. As seen at the Belfry Golf Course.

Crown Pavilions – Award Winning Garden Gazebos and Garden Buildings

Crown Pavilions awarded the RHS Chelsea Flower Show Certificate of Commendation for Outstanding Products and Presentation.

Please come and visit us at the RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 7-12 July 2009 on Stand Number B57 and experience our new Cedar Collection first hand!

The modern garden is space for all seasons - a space to entertain, a space to relax and a space to enjoy all year round. Crown Pavilions is an exquisite collection of craftsman-built garden gazebos and garden buildings that complement any garden, patio or terrace, traditional or contemporary.

At Crown Pavilions we are passionate about creating beautiful garden buildings that reflect the best garden architecture the world has to offer. All of our garden gazebos and garden buildings are hand-crafted in the UK, in our Oxfordshire workshops, to ensure unsurpassed quality and attention to detail.

Our new 2009 range of wooden gazebos are crafted from Canadian Western Red Cedar, known for its aesthetic beauty and long life. Like all the timber used in for our wooden gazebos, our cedar is sourced from managed forests and is designed for easy maintenance and a quality finish. Western Red Cedar also lasts for decades, even in the harshest environments, allowing you to enjoy your garden gazebo for many years to come.

We only use the best materials for our garden gazebos - a wonderful balance of resilient South African Cape Reed Thatch renowned for its excellent thermal qualities and superior graded timber sourced from managed forests.

Our wooden gazebos come in a great choice of timbers: Canadian Western Red Cedar known for its aesthetic beauty and long-life - and European Redwood with its beautiful grain and outstanding wood-turning properties.

All our garden gazebos and garden buildings are manufactured in the UK and hand-finished to perfection in our Oxford-based workshops. Each has also been specially treated to withstand the rigors of the British weather for a pavilion that lasts and lasts.