Closed arbors for cottages , as a rule, are a small enclosed pavilion in the form of a house with usually large windows and a door. Depending on the materials used, gazebos of a closed type can be all-season, summer and winter.
A tree or a brick?
As for what materials can be used in closed summer cottages, this primarily depends on their destination, location and budget. To build a brick pavilion will require a large enough space, otherwise the design will have a rather cumbersome view of the house. Also, such a gazebo needs a solid foundation, which will require additional costs.
Closed wooden gazebo is more economically profitable, while it has a rather attractive aesthetic appearance, can be executed both in modern and ethnic style. It will require a more lightweight type of foundation, as well as the lack of additional construction works and materials. In this tree is an environmentally friendly material. Due to its natural properties in the winter version of the arbor, the tree will create the necessary microclimate and retain heat, and in summer it will keep cool in hot, hot weather.
Estimating which gazebo is better, closed from a bar or built of bricks, it is important to consider the requirements for the design itself, its practicality, price and aesthetic preferences.
Barbecue in a closed gazebo
Winter, like summer gazebos, can be equipped with a barbecue inside. Such designs should primarily provide for all precautions. The arbor must necessarily have a chimney if the brazier is near the wall, or the hood with its location in the center. The first option is suitable only for brick pavilions because of the high risk of fire.
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