Content
- Building a modern gazebo yourself - that's what the 21st century is all about
- Regulations dictate the direction
- Time-lapse work steps - this is how you proceed expertly
- Designer arbors as a kit - timely and nerve friendly
- Tips
A prefabricated arbor is cheap and easy to set up
Building a modern gazebo yourself - that's what the 21st century is all about
The allotment has shed its dusty image. For young families in the city and in the village, their own garden is more popular than ever. This applies to the parcel in the allotment garden as well as the garden on the Neubaugrundstück. Parallel to the new trend, the gazebo has changed from a rustic log cabin to a modern weekend home. What you should pay attention to do-it-yourself construction, learn here.
Regulations dictate the direction
Although the image of sticky Laubpieper has long been overcome, the old regulations are still valid. Therefore, the local development plan should first be consulted as to whether building facilities are permissible at all. The following premises apply to the construction of a gazebo:
For permanent living a gazebo is not allowed. In addition, one third of the garden area is reserved for growing vegetables so that the arbor can not occupy more than two thirds of the total area.
Time-lapse work steps - this is how you proceed expertly
Careful planning guarantees the smooth running of the construction work. Local wood as the most important building material is trendy and sustainable at the same time. The range extends from boiler pressure impregnated spruce to robust larch to noble Douglas fir. Screed concrete makes the blender superfluous. Insulating material from one source ensures that everything fits together. The following steps mark the complete process up to the finished gazebo:
At the end of the construction work, the interior design of your gazebo is on the program. Now, the windows are installed, because the rooms are flooded with light. A floorboard made of splinter-free wood invites you to carefree barefoot running. Walls covered with plasterboard can be painted perfectly in beautiful colors.
Designer arbors as a kit - timely and nerve friendly
It is thanks to the kits by the architectural duo Nanni Grau and Frank Schönert that the classic gazebo has finally made the leap into the 21st century. Already the mini-arbor, MiLa 'offers with 16 square meters, large glass doors and a 5 square meter terrace everything the gardener's heart desires. Even organic toilet and sleeping loft can be found here.
Where space and financial resources permit, CaLa ', the Cameleon Arbor, trumps it. Thanks to colorful facades made of wood, corrugated iron or plaster, the designer gazebo harmonises with every garden style. Functional areas consisting of bathroom, kitchen, wardrobes and sleeping loft mark the transformation of the gazebo into a modern weekend retreat.
Tips
If the garden design is based on the principles of the Feng Shui doctrine, the location of the gazebo at the back of the property is chosen. At this point, the wooden house stabilizes the flow of positive energies at the rear boundary. Ideally, a curved path connects the residential building and garden house with each other.