
The Iris Douglas Gazebo (9.84 x 4.26m) is a part-enclosed garden gazebo with a dedicated side room, ideal for hosting BBQs, garden storage, sheltering a hot tub, or creating an outdoor dining area. It has a sleek pent roof and is supplied with EPDM rubber roofing, combining open bay space with an enclosed, lockable section for extra versatility.
- Part-enclosed design with a dedicated side room and single lockable door
- Pent roof finished with EPDM rubber roofing and glue, plus a rubber drainage outlet
- Dried, smooth-planed Douglas timber, pre-cut with appropriate plans supplied
- Special fixing screws for use with Larch/Douglas, plus Torx and other drill bits included
- Three rear wall modules, two side wall modules, one front wall module with lockable door
- Optional roof trim finishes and ground anchor accessories available
- Enclosed side room adds secure, lockable storage or a private nook alongside open gazebo space
- EPDM rubber roofing with drainage outlet keeps the structure weathertight
- Pre-cut Douglas timber and included fixings simplify assembly
- Durable timber construction built to handle real outdoor conditions long-term
| Outer post to post width | 9500 mm |
| Outer post to post depth | 3260 mm |
| Overall width (inc. roof) | 9836 mm |
| Overall depth (inc. roof) | 4264 mm |
| Bay walkthrough height | 2240 mm |
| Overall height | 2646 mm |
| Front roof overhang | 300 mm |
| Rear roof overhang | 150 mm |
| Side roof overhangs | 150 mm |
| Posts | 140mm² |
| Material | Douglas Fir |
| Roofing | EPDM rubber |
The Iris is delivered with pre-cut, dried and smooth-planed Douglas timber, an instruction manual and plans, along with special fixing screws and drill bits. Some construction experience is recommended, and while straightforward, certain skills are needed for assembly. Choose your preferred roof trim finish and ground anchoring option to suit your garden's ground type.
Douglas Fir comes from well-managed forests and is one of the most durable softwood species, prized for its warm colour, texture and toughness. Falling within timber durability class 3-4, it's ideal for garden buildings, with a resinous heartwood ranging from amber pink to reddish brown that weathers gracefully over time or can be treated to preserve its natural colour.
- Treat the Douglas Fir timber periodically with a suitable wood preserver, stain or oil if desired
- Check roof trims, drainage outlet and anchoring points periodically for wear or blockages
- Test the lockable door mechanism periodically and lubricate if needed
- Re-tighten fixings periodically as the timber settles after installation
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