• Authentic Chinese pavilion design — not a Bali hut.
• Solid cedar construction for strength, beauty, and natural termite resistance.
• DIY flat-pack kit that can save thousands versus custom builds.
• Pre-assembled at factory, then packed for freight to ensure fit and finish.
• Includes tables and chairs to complete the pavilion setting.

We are the exclusive Australian supplier of these Asian-style pagodas. When building my own Chinese garden, I found authentic options were nearly impossible to source locally. On a sourcing trip to China six years ago, I discovered these traditional pavilions — the same style installed in public parks and gardens — and began importing them for landscapers and now DIY customers.

• What you receive: a flat-packed DIY pavilion kit, mostly cedar, stained similar to the photos.
• Base requirement: install on a hard surface — e.g., concrete slab, subfloor frame with footings, or heavy pavers used as piers.
• Floor note: a cedar floor is included but is not a structural subfloor.
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  Example build: 200 mm concrete pavers as piers + 150 mm × 30 mm timber subframe.
• Skill level: suited to confident DIYers. If you’ve never used a drill/hammer or assembled larger furniture, consider a handyman.
• Expect small on-site adjustments to suit ground conditions and personal preferences.

Cedar is a natural material and will show character marks such as knots and grain variation. Each pagoda is pre-assembled in China for fit, then disassembled, wrapped, and shipped. Multiple hand-loads and a four-week sea voyage mean minor bumps or scuffs are normal. These are easily remedied with a few screws or touch-up stain and will blend into the timber’s natural look outdoors.

Pickup: Narangba (near North Lakes, QLD)  |  Viewing: Installed units available in Warner, Brisbane.

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