A large octagonal gazebo with a classic design. It features a shingled roof, decorative railings, and built-in benches. The gazebo is made of pressure-treated pine and is available in a variety of sizes.

Fifthroom Treated Pine Single Roof Octagon Gazebo

Name: Fifthroom Treated Pine Single Roof Octagon Gazebo
Availability: InStock

by Fifthroom

SKU WOG0600

$4,199.00 - $37,999.00

$4,199.00

$4,199.00 - $37,999.00

$4,199.00

In Stock

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Discover the perfect blend of classic elegance and personalized style with Fifthroom's Treated Pine Single Roof Octagon Gazebo. Available in 13 sizes ranging from 6 to 30 feet. These gazebos offer a stunning foundation for your outdoor oasis.

Crafted from durable treated pine, Fifthroom's gazebos are built to withstand the elements while adding a touch of natural beauty to your backyard. The octagonal design provides ample space for entertaining, relaxing, or dining al fresco.

Pine Single Roof Octagon Gazebo Key Features

Solid Construction: Treated pine ensures long-lasting durability and resistance to the elements.
Classic Design: The octagonal shape offers timeless appeal and a spacious layout.
Customization Options: Enhance your gazebo's unique character with a variety of customizable features.
Low Maintenance: Spend more time enjoying your outdoor space and less time on upkeep.

We are advertising base models in our showcase. These base models are designed to impress and are ready to ship. However we understand the desire to add a personal touch. If you would like to explore your customization options contact our project managers to discuss your vision.

Note: Base models offer exceptional value. Additional customizations will incur extra charges.

What's Included

All octagon gazebo in the standard base models comes with all the parts and components you need to get your gazebo up and fitted. If you feel that you want a different style of railings or different colour roof (for example), than the ones in the images below then please get in touch with a project manager for further assistance.

1. Standard Treated Pine Railing

standard treated pine railing for gazebo

Fifthroom's standard railings feature #1 Grade Southern Yellow Pine 1x3 balusters, spaced 4" on center, with a 2x4 top handrail. They sand each baluster and round the edges to reduce splintering. Fifthroom's #1 grade lumber surpasses the quality of typical lumber yard offerings. It's KDAT (Kiln Dried After Treated) to prevent warping or twisting.

The top railing sections and decorative railings on Fifthroom's double roof gazebos match the chosen standard railing.

Fifthroom's standard railing height measures 32" from the floor to the top handrail. For taller or shorter options, consult your Project Advisor.

Railings come pre-assembled in sections for easy attachment to posts using the provided screws.

2. Standard Treated Pine Braces

standard brace for gazebo on a white background

Braces square your gazebo's corners and help support the gazebo roof. Fifthroom's standard braces offer graceful, simple lines. Cut from solid 2 x 8 Pressure Treated Southern Yellow Pine, the brace comes as part of the top railing sections and installs easily with supplied screws.

3. Standard Laminated Treated Pine Posts

standard laminated post for gazebo on a while background

Fifthroom’s standard treated pine posts are laminated, meaning they're glued together. They use kiln-dried pressure-treated Southern Yellow Pine, naturally stronger and less prone to warping than regular lumber. By laminating three pieces of lumber (two 2x4s and a 1x4) with glue and screws, we create a bond exceeding the wood's natural strength.

This process yields a solid, durable post that resists warping for decades. Posts are sanded and rounded to a 3 1/2" square shape. They stand 78" tall from the floor. For gazebos wider than 18', we use 5" x 5" laminated posts.

Fifthroom's Vinyl Gazebos feature 3 ½” x 3 ½” posts covered by a 4x4 vinyl sleeve.

Note: For taller posts or heavier 6x6 posts, consult your Project Advisor. Larger gazebos or those in areas with heavy snow or wind may require larger posts.

4. Treated Pine Octagon Cupola with Finial

The word "cupola" (pronounced cu'-puh-luh) originates from Latin, meaning "little cupo" or "little dome." Often called a "roof over a hole in the roof," the cupola served a ventilation purpose historically, but today it's primarily decorative.

Fifthroom's cupola uses treated pine and matching shingles to complement your gazebo. It's the perfect finishing touch for your backyard retreat. All Octagon Gazebos include a cupola, while it's optional for Oval and Rectangular styles.

5. 30 Year Architectural Asphalt Shingles

These heavyweight 30-year architectural asphalt shingles feature a triple-layer fiberglass mat construction with a random cut middle and top saw tooth design. They coat the three mat layers with asphalt, top them with mineral granules, and then laminate them together using special asphalt adhesive. A self-sealing asphalt strip enhances wind resistance.

Fifthroom's standard shingles come from TAMKO Building Products. If you choose a non-standard shingle from another manufacturer, consult your Project Advisor for necessary Florida Approvals (FL18355-R6).

6. Treated Pine Ceiling

A close-up of a cedar tongue and groove ceiling with a vaulted pattern, showing the natural wood grain and color variations.

The gazebo is completed with a matching tongue and groove ceiling. This classic choice provides a finished, elegant appearance.

Round Fire Pit Table FAQs Answered

Does a fire pit need to be round?

No, fir pits don't have to be round. While round fire pits are popular due to
their traditional shape and ease of creating an even heat distribution,
fire pits come in various shapes such as square, rectangular, or custom
designs. The shape you choose depends on your personal style, the
available space, and how you plan to use the fire pit.

What is the purpose of a tabletop fire pit?

A tabletop fire pit is designed to provide warmth and ambiance in a compact, convenient form. It’s ideal for small spaces like patios, balconies, or outdoor dining areas. It can also be used for decorative purposes, and certain models allow for functions like roasting marshmallows. Tabletop fire pits add an inviting atmosphere while offering a portable and low-maintenance option compared to larger fire pits.

How do you maintain a fire pit?

Maintaining a fire pit involves:

Cleaning it regularly: Remove ash and debris after each use.
Inspecting for rust or damage: For metal fire pits, clean any rust and repair damages.
Covering it: Use a cover when not in use to protect it from the elements.
Seasonal maintenance: Before winter, thoroughly clean it and apply rust-preventing solutions if necessary.

How to protect a fire pit from rain?

Use a cover: A weather-resistant cover helps keep water out and prevents rust.
Store indoors: If your fire pit is portable, move it to a dry space during rainy weather.
Drain holes: Ensure your fire pit has proper drainage to avoid water buildup.

How do I make sure my fire pit is safe?

Place it on a fire-resistant surface: Avoid placing it on grass, wooden decks, or near flammable materials.
Keep a safe distance: Position it at least 10-20 feet away from structures or overhanging trees.
Use a spark screen: This prevents embers from flying out.
Avoid flammable liquids: Don’t use gasoline or other accelerants to start the fire.
Supervise: Never leave a fire pit unattended, especially when children or pets are nearby.

Stuck on a design decision?

Don't worry! Our friendly team is here to help. They'll answer your product and design questions within an hour, empowering you to make informed choices for your dream backyard. Just reach out to us at sales@luxyardandhomes.com and we will get back to you within an hour.

Fifthroom Treated Pine Single Roof Octagon Gazebo