The wood is very nicely finished overall. This makes the Riwo Pavilion stand out among other brands we've looked at.
Two tips I would like to pass on from our own experience.
1. the pavilion must have enough free space all around, so that the wood can dry again and again. I recommend at least 1 m.
2. under the feet I would always put plastic parts, so that the wood has no direct contact with the ground. This is not intended by the manufacturer, but has proven itself in our East Frisia. We always have longer periods of damp weather.
I have cut 1 cm thick plastic boards so that the wood still stands a little above, so there can be no waterlogging.
Our tea house is now 13 years old and still in good shape. Should we ever need a new garden house, Riwo would be our first choice. Among other things, because the delivery and installation went without a hitch.
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