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Pergolas & Gazebos FAQ
Incorporating a Pergola roof, Gazebo or Patio into the backyard is an excellent option for those looking to add sophistication, style and shade to their outdoor space. By incorporating one of these, you’ll be creating a unique space to relax, dine and socialise in an open, elegant setting. A Pergola or Gazebo extends your living space, allowing to get the most utility out of your space, providing shade for outdoor activities and protecting against the elements. It’s also a great way to develop your backyard aesthetic, as Yadtopia has a range of style and materials to choose from, so you can find something that looks great on your home.
Permit regulations will differ depending on your outdoor space, and the size of pergola or gazebo you’re installing. In most cases, Pergola kits are usually fine to install without a building permit (providing they’re under a certain height limit), while gazebos will most likely need one. Always check with your local council to know the rules in your situation.
The assembly of your Pergola or Gazebo will be mostly straight forward for most users, however will require select additional tools and is better completed with multiple people. You can find the instruction manual to any product on the product specifications section to get an idea of the process. We also offer assembly services on select products as well as delivery. Please get in touch with our team to find out more.
We highly recommend laying down a solid foundation before constructing your Gazebo and Pergola. All you’ll need for most of our kits is a square, level footing, concrete pad or deck to attach to your structure.
There are a few differences between Timber and Metal as materials when deciding on your Pergola or Gazebo. Timber is a very popular option for its rustic, natural feel, as well as being generally more affordable than metal. It will also come in a greater variety of options, with more opportunities for customisation such painting or staining. Metal, on the other hand, has the advantage of being much more durable, and requiring less maintenance over its lifetime. It is much easier to clean, and can provide a more modern, urban feel to your backyard. Ultimately, while both are great options, it’s important to look at your needs and space to see what will suit you.
