Aluminum Gazebos

An aluminum frame is what lets a gazebo stay outside for years without rust: the posts and beams are powder-coated aluminum, so a scratch does not turn into a rust stain on your deck. In our range the aluminum frame goes with the permanent gazebos — hardtops with a galvanized steel roof (Sojag Ventura, Dakota, Genova, Lucca, Sanibel and Skylight, Gazebo Penguin Yosemite and Shefford) and polycarbonate roofs that let the light through (Sojag Meridien and Verona freestanding, Pompano and Sutton wall-mounted) — plus the soft-top Monteserra.

Sizes run from the 5 x 8 ft grill gazebos (Sojag BBQ Ventura and Dakota) and the Barilo bar gazebo up to 12 x 16 ft. Shop by size: 8x8, 10x10, 10x12, 10x14, or see the wall-mounted gazebos and every gazebo.

Aluminum gazebo FAQ

Aluminum or steel frame?

Aluminum does not rust, and its powder coating is the only finish it needs. In our range the aluminum frame comes with the hardtop and polycarbonate gazebos meant to stay up; the steel-framed gazebos are the soft-top and canopy models (such as the Sojag Phuket and Danxia) made to go up and come down easily. The Corriveau Metropolis combines aluminum with e-coated steel.

Is the roof aluminum too?

No — aluminum is the frame. A hardtop's roof is galvanized steel, and the Gazebo Penguin Yosemite has a double steel roof on aluminum posts. The Meridien, Verona, Pompano and Sutton have a polycarbonate roof that lets filtered daylight through, and the Monteserra a fabric top.

Which sizes are there?

From 5 x 8 ft grill gazebos made to shelter a barbecue (Sojag BBQ Ventura, Dakota 6x8 BBQ) and the Barilo bar gazebo, through 8x8, 10x10, 10x12 and 10x14, up to 12 x 16 ft (Lucca, Meridien, Pompano, Yosemite).

Can it stay up in winter?

It depends on the model, not only the frame. Sojag says the Ventura's roof does not need to be stored for winter and that the Verona and the Portland wall gazebo can stay up year-round; a fabric top comes off before the first snow. Check each product page, and see winter covers for extra protection.

Guides for Aluminum Gazebos

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