Pavilion Bars And The 3 Best Add Ons
The crackle of a fire.
The splashing of a pool.
The enjoyment of good friends and good food on a summer holiday.
All these things take place outside however, have you ever considered adding a pavilion bar to your outdoor space to give you and your guests a one-of-a-kind experience? In this article, we are going to tackle some of the common questions people have about pavilion bars. In addition to that, we will provide you with three great add-ons to make your pavilion bar enjoyable for everyone.
What Are Pavilion Bars?
A pavilion bar is a pavilion with added features to make it an outdoor bar area. To make the pavilion bar have a true bar feel, most people add several components based on the needs they have. At the most basic level, people will add in a bar top and between posts and have several chairs or stools for people to sit at.
Did you know that you can turn other outdoor structures like gazebos and pergolas into outdoor bars as well? Check out our blog for more information on other outdoor bar buildings.
Pavillion Bars | Styles
A lot of people have fallen victim to the idea that a pavilion bar is a one size fits all style. However, pavillions have changed greatly over the years and are now available in many contemporary, elegant, and classic styles. Additionally, pavilion bars can be built from multiple materials to satisfy the needs or wants you may have.
Pavilion Bars | Traditional
Traditional Pavilion Bars are a great way to have an iconic outdoor structure that is still eye catching. Available in either wooden or vinyl, the structures are designed to last for years to come! Additionally, traditional pavilion bars come in the following sizes.
Pavilion Bars | Santa Fe
The Santa Fe Pavilion is a great pavilion bar for the person who likes the look of a pergola but the benefit of a full roof. This outdoor structure is available in vinyl or wood materials. Additionally, the sloping of this roof offers the ability to drain water away in one direction. The Santa Fe pavilion bar is available in the following sizes.
Pavilion Bars | Alpine
The Alpine Pavilion bar is a great choice for a high-quality and versatile outdoor structure. What makes this option so popular is the rough-cut beams and redwood appearance. Additionally, this A-frame style creates a classy and dramatic look all at once. The Alpine Pavilion bar is available in the following sizes:
Pavilion Bars | Hampton
The Hampton Pavilion bar creates the class of a pavilion with the open, airy feeling you are looking for. This Structure provides you with a high-quality building that not only looks great but is easy to clean in its vinyl construction. The Hampton pavilion bar is available in the following sizes:
Pavilion Bars | Grand Estate
When you enjoy being the host of the party, the grand estate pavilion bar makes being the host easy. The grand estate offers the largest size offerings for the outdoor pavilion bar line and can be easily created in wood or vinyl. The Grand Estate outdoor bar comes in the following sizes:
Pavilion Bars | Traditional A-Frame
When you want a simple “chill spot” for your pavilion bar, look no further than the Traditional A-Frame. This pavilion bar is available in either wood or vinyl, making this structure handsomely complement its surroundings. The Traditional A-frame Pavilion Bar is available in the following sizes.
10′ Widths
10′ x 10′ – 4-post
10′ x 12′ – 4-post
10′ x 14′ – 4-post
10′ x 16′ – 4-post
10′ x 18′ – 4-post
10′ x 20′ – 6-post
12′ Widths
12′ x 10′ – 4-post
12′ x 12′ – 4-post
12′ x 14′ – 4-post
12′ x 16′ – 4-post
12′ x 18′ – 6-post
12′ x 20′ – 6-post
12′ x 24′ – 6-post
Pavilion Bars | Add Ons
Once you select the pavilion bar that best suits your needs, the next step is figuring out what you want to add it. Now it may be overwhelming to think about spending more money when you just spent as much money as you have on a pavilion bar.
However, hear us out.
When we say add-ons, we mean anything that is not standard on the pavilion.
This may be the bar top, a bottle opener, or an electrical package.
All of these are options and are not required, but truly make for an even more enjoyable experience.
To help you determine what options are best for you are pavilion bar, we have 3 of the most common add-ons.
Pavillion Bars | Custom Bar
When you buy a pavilion bar, you can do one of two things. Have the bar installed, or do it yourself.
A very popular option for the pavilion bar style is to create the bar top as part of the structure. To do this, we feel this video gives a solid representation of how to add a bar top to a railing system. One item to keep in mind, these structures will need stronger railing support around the structure itself.
Pavillion Bars | Mounted Bottle Opener
One of the easiest ways to be able to open bottles is with a mounted bottle opener that never has to leave its spot. Mount a bottle opener right to the inside of the bar to make sure you can deliver the best drinks to your friends and family.
Pavilion Bars | Electrical Package
Using your pavilion bar is even better at night! To be able to celebrate with your friends or watch the game outside is a lot of fun. The only way to do those things is by making sure your pavilion has electricity. Luckily, you can add that to your pavilion with Hometown Structures.
How Many People Can Fit In My Pavilion Bar?
10×10 | 3-4 people |
12×12 | 4-5 people |
14×20 | 8-10 people |
20×24 | 14 people |
20×40 | 20-25 people |
Pavilion Bars In MA
To begin designing your pavilion, you can submit a free quote! Choose your pavilion size, style, and options. Be sure to select the electrical package on the pavilion options list to be able to have electricity at your bar!
From there, you can take your pavilion home and create your personalized pavilion bar right in your backyard.