Yardistry Grilling Pavilion

While a concrete pad is the most stable and recommended surface, you can install the pavilion on other level, solid surfaces like patio pavers or a heavy-duty deck, provided you use appropriate anchoring hardware to secure the posts.

The cedar is pre-finished with a protective Mocha Brown stain, but like all natural wood products, it will require periodic maintenance. To keep the wood looking fresh and protected from the elements, you should plan to re-stain it every one to two years depending on your local climate.

The Montana Bronze aluminum roof is durable and weather-resistant, but like any metal structure, it can amplify the sound of heavy rain. It does not retain heat significantly more than other materials, and the open-air design ensures that heat from your grill dissipates quickly rather than trapping it under the canopy.

Due to the size and weight of the components, specifically the roof panels and support posts, we strongly recommend having at least two people for assembly. The process involves lifting and aligning heavy pieces, which is difficult and potentially unsafe to attempt alone.

No, the two cedar shelves are fixed components of the pavilion's structural design. They are positioned at a standard counter height to provide optimal utility for food preparation and serving while you are standing at the grill.

With a peak height of 8.76 feet, the pavilion offers ample vertical clearance for most standard residential grills. However, you should always check the height of your specific grill lid when fully open to ensure it clears the structure's frame and cross-supports.