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Marquees and Gazebos are quite interchangeable options if you are looking to use your outdoor space productively.                 When you see a Gazebo , Pergola, Pavilion, or a Marquees or Patio design, it will obviously make you want to have one. But it is a common misconception that these setups are expensive, not practical and is difficult to have. But the answer is definitely a no. Anybody can have these at home. You are like a step away from making your home a dreamy place. With the help of KHW Solutions , anything is possible.    When the pandemic started to hit us and when we were compelled to spend most of the time at home, we understood the necessity of having a welcoming space at the very home itself. After a tiring day, everybody wishes to spend some time alone in a peaceful space. At the same time, nobody would really prefer to travel somewhere for a vacation. This is why we can say it would be amazing to use our gard...

Wooden gazebos are a sturdy, classic option for you to design and decorate your garden. These luxury gazebos are made with precision and some of them are pressure treated to withstand the harsh weather and other elements throughout the year. Why choose Luxury Wooden Garden Gazebos?   Whether to relax in the winter with some hot barbeque parties or chill in the summer in your outhouse, a good gazebo provides it all and more. It can be even used as a focal point for your garden to set some flowers in it and watch green heaven develop in your garden. If you can afford a luxury gazebo , choose a wooden one, because they have their perks. They have a classic design and offer a rustic look. Cedarwoods last a long time because they are resistant to decay and withstand moisture. Let’s check some options that you would want to fill your gardens with.  Regal Garden Gazebo With a traditional roof and bulky posts, the Regal Garden Gazebo is a heavyweight option. Made from heavy pressure...

Synthetic thatches are known for so many things natural thatches cannot accommodate  Thatches; Past and the Present  Thatches have been a usual view in the past. From houses to buildings every structure was thatched roofs . But later on, it evolved into many other innovations.  In the face of increasing awareness about the vernacular materials and styles of particular regions, conservationists have realized that it is important to preserve and even return to historically correct thatching styles and materials. The local authorities actively discourage the use of 'foreign' materials in any alterations to a listed building, and in any case, a listed building consent is required to alter a listed building. Grants for repairs and re- thatching are often dependent on compliance with thatched regulations. Thatches actually make a really nice setup but several drawbacks make it a poor choice. But that is the case of Natural ones and other options are available to rectify it...

Pergolas will only look great in the garden and not in Balcony is a very classic misconception.  The Pergolas Pergolas are indeed a beautiful addition to your outdoor spaces. They are one of those spectacular outdoor décor ideas.  Pergolas are garden features that create a shaded passageway or sitting area. They are built of vertical posts or pillars supporting sturdy open lattices and woody vines, or they can be built as an extension of a building. In garden design, a pergola forms a shaded walkway, passageway, or sitting area. Pergolas typically consist of vertical posts or columns that support beams and latticework, which is usually hung with woody vines. To put it out in simple words, Pergolas are nothing but a different type of Gazebo. But when compared with the traditional Gazebo, they differ a lot in structure. Especially on the roofs. Roofs of Pergolas are ideally horizontal planks. That is, it is not typically fully covered roofs. Rather it will have space for su...

        For external gazebos , thatch roofs have now become extremely fashionable. There seem to be multiple explanations for this, along with the fact that it matches a wide range of economic, ecological, and artistic requirements.   Before we jump in to the differences, let us discuss a little about outdoor thatch roofing history and why it is has different designs in different regions of the world. HISTORY OF THATCH ROOFING :   Native groups namely the Mayans, Inca, as well as Aztecs created a number of thatched huts. Exotic vegetation was also employed to construct shelters and ancient houses across Europe. Once cereal cultivation started to develop throughout the Neolithic period, straw was thought of being utilized as a roofing material. Once dried & compacted, the overall basic mix of thatch , with all of its natural holes and surface flaws, offers excellent insulation.   Until about the 1800s, after industrial slate manufacture c...