This is a Gazebo in the Lake Tahoe area designed to withstand 300 psf snow loads!
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hardwood crossing free tenons at the boss pin.
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I'm interested in the plan for this Gazebo. Can you tell me where to find it?
Mike ...
Email us - it's really just a simple octagon with roof panes at 8:12 - about 22 ft. x 10 ft. to the plates.
we've also got a few others on our current webpage (google us).
Tom (aka Tim!!)
I'm very interested in the plan for this Gazebo.
Cane you please tell me where to find it ?
Lyndesfarne@gmail.com
Craftsman shining ! Great job
awesome structure
very nice indeed