Common Outdoor Pavilion Shapes and Uses

Outdoor pavilions are common structures created to protect ourselves from the beaming sun and messy weather. Superior Shelter provides a wide variety of versatile structures that accommodate the needs of different markets and environments. Whether it is to add character to your facility or to protect amenities from weather, outdoor pavilions have many uses.

Square Pavilion

Square pavilions provide a simple solution for protecting amenities such as picnic tables, rest areas, and many other recreational settings. They provide shelter from the weather, and can simply be used for entertainment purposes. Common sizes include 16' x 16', 20' x 20', 24' x 24', 28' x 28', and 30' x 30'.

Rectangular Pavilion

Rectangular pavilions, commonly known as Hip End shelters, are a must when it comes to large venues and outdoor areas. There are many design options to choose from which allows the buyer to add character to the space it is designated for. Rectangular-shaped shelters are great for shading everything from picnic tables to portable restrooms.

Hexagonal Pavilion

Hexagon shaped pavilions provide a unique style to any environment, and are commonly used near bodies of water like lakes and ponds. This style portrays an elegant look as it often resembles a gazebo. Popular sizes are 9', 16', 18', 20', 24', 28', 30', 32'.

Octagonal Pavilion

Octagon shaped pavilions are a way to make bold statements. They are often seen in natural settings close to water. Adding accessories to this shelter often times makes it more alluring and captivating. Ornamental accessories like handrails and lattice make this a popular choice for weddings venues, gardens, and theme parks for covering carousels.

When choosing an outdoor pavilion, it is important to take into consideration what the purpose of the shelter will be, and the location where you are wanting to build it.

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