I came across a video on the Internet Nikolai Tarasov“Gazebo with stove complex” from the forum ForumHouse. Nikolay shares his experience of building a gazebo with a barbecue, barbecue and stove, talks about the problems he encountered and gives clear figures.
Gazebo made of logs by Nikolai Tarasov
In my opinion, the review is very revealing and useful for those people who are interested in building such a structure.
At the end of the article there will be a video from which all the photos and comments for this review are taken.
The initial idea was to build an open gazebo from rounded logs with a stove complex and a dining area on a summer cottage.
Furnace complex of Nikolay Tarasov 
Subsequently, it was glazed, since the wind was constantly blowing in the open area, and the owners felt discomfort inside. Then electricity was installed: lighting and several sockets were installed.
The result was a rather impressive, but very beautiful building.
Technical characteristics of the gazebo and stove complex
To understand how to properly build such a gazebo, I suggest familiarizing yourself with technical characteristics the resulting building. Comments on construction will be provided along the way.
Otherwise how building and you can’t name it: when my father saw her, he said that easier dacha build :)
- Dimensions: rectangular shape 4 by 7 meters;
- Foundation: columnar;
- Material: rounded log 220 mm;
- Roof: 50 square meters. Four-slope. Plywood on the rafter system + soft roofing.
- Glazing: cold, sliding windows.
The stove complex (also known as grill and barbecue) is located on a solid foundation. The material is brick, covered with wild stone. The complex includes:
- Fireplace part (barbecue, barbecue);
- Stove (for a cauldron, frying pan, saucepan);
Subtleties of building a gazebo
First of all, you need to choose a free and as level place as possible for the construction of the building. Experience suggests that the stove can be installed even on a slope, using pillars like chise as support. But still, the smoother the site, the cheaper and more reliable.
The gazebo can be located on an ordinary columnar foundation, however, the stove itself must stand on a solid and stable concrete surface.
Foundation thickness 
The walls and roof must be erected simultaneously with the construction of the barbecue, barbecue and oven complex, since the structure for frying meat requires a chimney (which is sometimes more expensive than the oven complex itself). A hole is made in the roof for the chimney, which is subsequently closed and insulated.
A rounded log is a bold solution for a wooden building with a barbecue, barbecue and stove. All fire safety measures must be observed. In addition to a solid foundation, it is necessary to properly equip the space around the complex for frying meat.
Therefore, the construction of a stove for a gazebo with your own hands must be approached with full responsibility. Advice from an experienced stove maker will be very helpful (you can get it on a specialized forum).
The floor around the oven must be protected from fire and food (fat usually drips from the meat, something spills, breaks, etc.). Good stuff tiles and porcelain tiles are considered, which are easy to clean and do not rot. Wood can be used to lay the floor around dining area and free space.
Initially, the gazebo was made as an open one. After construction, it had to be converted into a closed one, since the wind blew strongly in this area. It was decided to glaze the room sliding windows. The upper gables were covered with a block house. The bottom was closed acrylic glass(for this we had to cut out grooves so that there were no gaps). You can see all the glazing photos below on the slider.
Furniture 
Calculation of materials and cost of work
The construction took 10 cubes of rounded logs. Eight were needed to build the walls and two to build the roof. The price of a cube differs in the regions, for example, in Penza, 1 cube of rounded log costs about 6,800 rubles. The harvesting of logs takes place within approximately one month (winter forest is used).
Cost of a gazebo without a stove complex 200 thousand rubles
The owner admitted that the cost of the entire premises, excluding the stove complex, was 200 thousand rubles. Of these, about 50 thousand went to the construction of the roof rafter system and styling soft roof. All the remaining money was spent on glazing, electricity and additional materials.
The stove itself, of course, cost the owner a lot. This project includes a major and fairly high chimney, the construction of which was also expensive. Even if you take on part of the work of building a gazebo with a grill and a barbecue stove, the materials themselves will still cost you a pretty penny; this pleasure is expensive.
Video review of a gazebo with a grill-barbecue-stove complex
I offer your opinion a video review of my own gazebo from Nikolai Tarasov. In it, Nikolai shares his experience of constructing the above-described “building” with his own hands, what problems he encountered and how he solved them. The video is presented by the ForumHouse website.
Open or closed gazebo with barbecue, barbecue and stove?
In one of the articles about we cited many various options and projects on how to build a room in a similar style. All of them are conventionally divided into two types: closed and open.
As it turned out, free space with open window openings can “play a cruel joke.”
Closed
Having built an open gazebo, people were faced with constant winds and lack of indoor comfort. The building had to be glazed immediately, which entailed additional costs; windows were not planned in the project.
In the end, everything turned out “to the mind”, and it was also very beautiful, but still an unpleasant moment occurred.
Open
Therefore, before building anything on your site, be sure to think about the issue of winds. You may need advice from builders, however, such a serious factor is definitely worth clarifying, so that later the joy of building a gazebo does not quickly pass.
A gazebo is often associated with summer vacation at the dacha, however, there are options that are quite suitable for winter pastime. Winter gazebos can be either free-standing buildings or part of the house. The first ones are designed to resemble a small house with windows. In the second case, the construction combines summer and winter options.
Advantages of winter gazebos
The advantages of a winter gazebo are obvious:
- even a large company can comfortably accommodate it;
- the owner will not have to constantly leave to fry meat, since the barbecue is located in the gazebo;
- this design allows you not to depend on the vagaries of nature;
- In winter, a barbecue is enough to heat the room.
If you place a comfortable sofa indoors, a winter gazebo can replace a guest house. The design can be of any shape: round, square, polygonal - it all depends on the wishes of the owner and the characteristics of the site. As for construction materials, the most commonly used are brick and wood.
This section of the site presents gazebo designs from which you can choose the option that suits you. We can adapt it to your needs by developing a custom solution. We will also take on the construction of the barbecue, since when laying the stove inside the structure closed type many nuances need to be taken into account.
An enclosed gazebo with a barbecue is a multifunctional room in which you can spend time pleasantly in any weather. A warm gazebo can be used throughout the year, regardless of the outside temperature. At the same time, the feeling of unity with nature, for which people go to the countryside, is not lost. Closed gazebos with a barbecue are quite complex structures in terms of engineering. It is necessary to maintain lightness in them, creating a sufficient level of thermal insulation. Another problem is finding the fireplace indoors. It is necessary to consider issues of fire safety and removal of combustion products. But if you put your head and hands to work, a winter gazebo with a barbecue will become the highlight of the yard. It will be a gathering place for family and friends both on weekdays and on holidays. Let's consider the main stages of constructing a gazebo for a summer house with a barbecue.
First of all, you need to determine a place for a winter gazebo. Since the interior space of this building with glazing will be protected from the influence environment, it can be built at a considerable distance from the house. Initially, you need to assume that fuel, furniture, dishes and other accessories will be constantly stored in the gazebo. This means that hosts will not have to make endless treks to bring everything they need for a picnic. It is best to build winter gazebos and summer kitchens on an elevated place that is not visible from the street and neighbors. This is the only way to fully enjoy the peace and quiet. However, you should not move closed gazebos with barbecues far into the garden. You will have to lay paths to them and regularly clean them of snow and debris. And this is a waste of time, effort and money.
You cannot build gazebos with a fireplace next to the following objects:
- external and adjacent fences;
- toilets and cesspools;
- residential buildings, garages, sheds and cabins;
- transformer booths;
- tall trees and large bushes;
- premises where animals are kept.
A glazed gazebo with a barbecue should not be located under power or communication lines. It is also not recommended to build brick gazebos over underground pipelines and power cables. Under the pressure of heavy buildings, buried communications can collapse.
Construction design
You can make a project for a closed gazebo with a barbecue yourself. There is no need to contact specialists for this. In order for the building to serve for a long time and without major repairs, it is necessary to provide for all the nuances of construction.
Projects for winter gazebos must necessarily contain the following information:
- Foundation. Typically, pergolas, summer kitchens and glazed verandas assembled on columnar or pile foundations. A wooden floor is laid on top of the grillage. But the grill in a closed gazebo cannot be placed on flammable materials. The best solution would be to make monolithic slab covered with tiles. This solution is also good because it is possible to install a warm electric floor.
- Walls. Warm walls imply the use of high-quality insulation material. The best solution is stone wool, laid in a wooden frame. The inside walls are finished with plasterboard. This material does not support combustion. It’s even better to purchase ready-made sandwich panels. They can be dismantled for the summer season to enhance the feeling of unity with nature and provide good ventilation.
- Windows and doors. Glazed gazebos allow you to admire the surrounding landscape while staying warm and comfortable. Glass doors will only complement this idyll. Insulated buildings are glazed with multi-chamber bags that retain heat in the room and practically do not let it out.
- Roof. To preserve the heat of the roofs of warm kitchens and gazebos, a multi-layer cake is made from roofing material, insulation, vapor barrier, plywood and finishing. Ceilings must be sheathed with material resistant to low temperatures.
Based decision taken drawings and diagrams are drawn up, then calculations are made necessary equipment and building materials.
Tools and materials
To build a light house, the set of devices and equipment that is available in every household is sufficient.
A do-it-yourself insulated gazebo is made with the following tools:
- concrete mixer;
- perforator;
- welding machine;
- Bulgarian;
- Grinder;
- cordless screwdriver;
- hammer;
- shovel;
- wood hacksaw;
- set of spatulas;
- pliers;
- roulette;
- building level;
- mounting knife;
- paint brush.
A do-it-yourself insulated gazebo with barbecue can be made from various materials. The choice depends on the style in which the site is decorated, the climate and the preferences of the owners of the land plot.
But there is a list of materials that will be required when constructing insulated gazebos of any type and size:
- cement;
- sand;
- crushed stone;
- geotextiles;
- beam;
- boards;
- fittings;
- antiseptic liquid;
- fire retardant;
- wood primer;
- acrylic paint;
- ceramic tile;
- glue and grout for tiles;
- fireclay and red ceramic bricks;
- chimney pipes;
- purlin for the roof.
This list can be continued depending on what ideas the owners of the dacha want to implement during construction.
Foundation arrangement
As a rule, plumbing communications are not connected to a separate building. Equipping them is time-consuming and expensive, and the likelihood of pipes freezing in winter time very large. Based on this, the foundation is made without any holes, which greatly simplifies the task.
The construction of the foundation is carried out in the following sequence:
- Marking and tracing of terrain. A contour is outlined, the dimensions of which exceed the design parameters of the slab by 20 cm on all sides. The stock is necessary for installing the formwork. The correct dimensions are checked along the sides and diagonals.
- A pit is dug 50-60 cm deep. The bottom of the pit is cleared of roots and compacted well. Its bottom is lined with geotextile fabric. This technique will prevent erosion of the shock-absorbing cushion from under the slab.
- The formwork is being made. For its manufacture, plywood or third-grade board is used. Curvilinear sections are made of tin or flexible plastic. The top edge of the formwork should be 25-30 cm above the ground level.
- Sand and crushed stone are poured into the pit in a layer 20 cm thick. The pillow is carefully leveled and compacted. Supports for the reinforcement frame are installed on the crushed stone.
- A spatial frame is made from reinforcement. The rods are fastened together by welding, wire or plastic ties. The frame is laid on a stand and firmly fixed to them.
- Kneaded concrete mortar. The optimal proportion of crushed stone, sand and cement is 4:3:1. Immediately after preparation, the solution is poured into the formwork. Air is removed from it with a steel rod.
- The horizontal position of the foundation is checked and leveled with a spatula. If this is provided for by the project, mortgages are inserted.
Poured foundations must be covered immediately plastic film to protect concrete from precipitation and prevent cracks.
Construction of walls and roof
After the concrete has completely hardened, waterproofing is laid on it. As a rule, roofing felt is used for this. If the project involves the construction of a wooden building, then it is laid on top of the roofing felt bottom harness from timber. Since this part of the structure will experience the strongest pressure, it is better to use cedar or larch timber.
After this, the following events are carried out:
- vertical racks are installed;
- the upper frame made of timber is fixed;
- crossbars are placed, openings for doors and windows are marked;
- electrical and telecommunication wires are installed;
- OSB or chipboard panels are screwed onto the frame from the outside;
- a vapor barrier film and insulation are laid;
- The frame is closed from the inside.
If there are no special requirements for the gazebo in terms of design, then it is better to choose a simple one pitched roof. It can be done within 1 day.
The roof is installed in the following sequence:
- Transverse logs are attached to the top trim;
- Membrane fabric is attached with staples over the lag;
- fits roofing material, a hole is left for the chimney;
- basalt wool slabs are inserted between the joists;
- the insulation is covered with a vapor barrier film;
- a rough ceiling or finishing is attached to the frame.
After the walls and roof are erected, a warm floor is laid, and frost-resistant tiles are glued on top of it. The final stage construction is the installation of windows and doors. You can do this yourself, but it is better to entrust such specific work to the manufacturer so as not to void the warranty.
Construction of the hearth
Before installing a barbecue indoors, it is necessary to take measures to prevent the walls, ceiling and interior items of the gazebo from catching fire. A distance of 3 m between the fireplace and upholstered (cabinet) furniture is considered safe. wooden walls and other flammable objects. A frame gazebo with a stove does not pose any fire hazard if measures are taken to protect the wood from fire.
For this purpose the following events are carried out:
- wood treatment with fire retardant;
- covering the floor with metal or ceramic slabs;
- installation of a powerful hood that draws out sparks and smoldering embers;
- use of chimneys with effective thermal insulation;
- installation of high-quality purlins where the chimney passes through the roof.
After finishing the operation of the fireplace, it is necessary to completely clean the combustion part of smoldering coals. You can leave the gazebo after cooking only after the stove is completely extinguished.
A gazebo for a summer residence has long become an integral attribute comfortable rest summer residents who prefer to spend their leisure time in a cheerful company in the lap of nature, enjoying the surrounding sounds and good food cooked over an open fire. Look at the photo how beautiful the area with an interesting gazebo looks.
The most simple option for a summer resident is a building open type, which does not require lengthy preparation and a large budget, and making it with your own hands is as easy as shelling pears. But a much more functional alternative would be a closed gazebo, which can be used at any time of the year, because it reliably protects from bad weather and low temperatures. Very often you can find it equipped with a grill or barbecue, just such an option you see in the photo below.
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The main distinctive features of closed gazebos:
- In a closed modification for a dacha there are always walls, very often this role is played by panoramic glazing, and sometimes the walls are made of openwork forged metal.
- A closed gazebo will make even the most chilly day cozy and will great place for a feast or friendly gatherings. You won’t even experience the slightest discomfort associated with cold or precipitation; the barbecue season never ends.
- Can be carried out quality lighting, as well as heating, which will more than pay off when the cold comes.
How to choose material?
As mentioned above, often closed summerhouses are built using glass as a wall material. But let's take a look at the disadvantages and advantages of other well-known and beautiful materials in order.
Wood
Wood is the most available material, which is easy to process and helps to realize the most interesting fantasies. Country gazebos made of wood can be erected in a few days with your own hands minimum cost effort and money, and the design itself will be lightweight, which allows you to significantly save on the foundation. Look at the photo, maybe you will like this option.
Log finishing
The disadvantages of this material include a relatively short service life, but much will be determined by the durability of the chosen type of wood and the care taken to care for it. Wooden gazebo can be used for several decades if treated with care. However, you should not choose this material in areas of the country with high levels of annual precipitation.
Various metals
Gazebos for summer cottages made of metal can be a budget option from simple profile pipes, and more refined, made of intricate forged elements or glass. The design will be characterized by wear resistance, durability and safety, you can see an example in the photo.
Forged construction
Important! If you are thinking about setting up an area with a barbecue in a closed gazebo with your own hands, take care of fire safety in advance. Metal in this case will become one of best solutions, because it cannot catch fire.
Please note that the metal is subject to strong heating from the rays of the sun; it also requires careful care and coating with an anti-corrosion compound.
Brick building
If you want to build a good and reliable design, and not just a closed gazebo, then pay attention to such a simple and proven material as brick. With it you can make any fantasy come true.
Please note that working with brick is a rather labor-intensive process that requires some skill. First of all, this manifests itself in the need to lay a foundation, since brick buildings are heavy. Therefore, such a gazebo for a summer residence cannot become budget option, but look at the photo how wonderful she looks.
Combination of brick and wood
The most important thing when designing such a gazebo with your own hands is to provide a special place for the location of the barbecue, and also to comply with all fire safety measures.
The area associated with the barbecue should be fenced with metal sheets, this will ensure reliability and prevent sparks from flying away.
Easy to combine with the most different options landscape, because it complements any landscape well.
It is best to build it from stone, brick or, as mentioned above, metal, since they are fire-resistant materials and are durable.
How to decide on the size?
This question is quite relevant, because not all summer residents can boast of a large-scale plot, but they really want everything to look beautiful and organic. Therefore, the most important factor from which you should proceed when designing with your own hands is the size of the summer cottage.
A summerhouse gazebo should not occupy more than 20% of the area. It is worth considering that people in close proximity should be comfortable and in no case crowded. You should also provide a point for convenient use of the grill or barbecue.
Fusion style
How smaller area plot, the smaller the building should be in order not to drown out the surrounding objects. You should stick to a simple calculation: about 4 m² per person.
For a convenient location of the dining group, it is better to make the internal diameter of the room at least 3 m, and the height 2-2.8 m.
If you decide to order a project from specialists, discuss the package with them in advance future construction, and when concluding a contract for the provision of services, pay special attention to: materials for the construction of a gazebo and roof; windows and doors, as well as interior decoration and especially the foundation.
If you decide to start building a gazebo with your own hands, our catalog contains interesting photos and projects that can be brought to life. The result of the work will depend entirely on your skills and preferences, and if you treat the work with due care, your structure will delight you and your loved ones with its appearance for many years.
Cheerful gatherings with family and friends in the fresh air, idle conversations and aromatic barbecue far from the smog and incessant noise of the city - any resident of a densely populated metropolis will tell you that best holiday not in the world. But the climate in which we live gives us this opportunity only in the summer months, when the temperature outside is above zero around the clock. But there is a solution: winter country holidays are becoming more and more popular, and thousands of cars on Friday evenings are drawn towards holiday villages - where you can gather the whole family in a closed gazebo with a barbecue or stove to enjoy clean air and charcoal barbecue.
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For many people, the word “gazebo” is associated with summer holidays, when a small canopy over the bench serves as protection from the scorching rays of the sun or chilly raindrops; a barbecue and a table for table chess or dominoes are often placed under this canopy. But covered pavilions for country holidays are also made in winter versions. These are practically small houses for family leisure in the fresh air with the ability to use them all year round. Depending on the needs of the owners country houses In such a gazebo they place not only a barbecue grill, but also a Dutch-type stove, and sometimes a smokehouse. A cutting table and sink make preparing food and washing up dirty dishes easier. If the pavilion area allows, then install refrigeration chambers for storing food.
The most ascetic option provides for the obligatory dinner table for several people and benches, which can be pushed under the table for economical use of space.
Advantages of a closed gazebo
In addition to the obvious advantage - a great holiday outside the city - several more can be noted:
- not only in winter, but also in summer, during strong winds or slanting rain, the comfort of a closed pavilion is more pleasant than a ventilated open canopy;
- the insulated version can serve not only as a leisure area, but also as guest house, in this case it is necessary to have a sofa or sofa;
- The presence of a stove in a closed house will allow you to quickly warm it up and make going out for barbecues enjoyable even in the bitterly cold months.
When choosing the material for an enclosed pavilion and the construction plan, it is important to consider landscape design on the site so that the house fits harmoniously into it.
Types of gazebos for country holidays
Based on their design, pavilions with barbecues can be divided into three types:
- closed - intended for use all year round;
- open - seasonal use, not suitable for winter holidays;
- semi-closed - universal type with removable walls.
Closed gazebos are permanent buildings installed on the foundation.
What materials are they built from?
Before building a pavilion for year-round leisure, you must carefully draw up a plan, select and calculate the cost and quantity of materials.
It is advisable to choose the building material based on thermal insulation properties. The lowest thermal conductivity coefficients are found in aerated concrete, wood concrete (sawdust concrete), wooden beam, log houses, brick. All these materials vary in cost and have varying complexity and labor costs for construction from them.
The lower the heat loss coefficient, the longer our leisure house can be used without the use of additional heating.
Polycarbonate and removable double-glazed windows are used as materials for the construction of semi-closed gazebos.
The leader among building materials for a country pavilion with a barbecue is rightfully considered to be chopped or rounded logs. Log buildings look the most authentic, sending our associations to ancient Russian architecture. A rounded log looks very neat and less brutal than a chopped log, more reminiscent of Alpine mountain hunting lodges.
Wood is an environmentally friendly material that creates a special aroma indoors and is pleasant to touch. Wood stores the energy of pristine living nature.
Assembling a house from rounded logs is much simpler, and you can do it yourself, calling on two or three strong partners for help, or entrust it to professional builders.
Brick buildings are characterized by greater structural strength and a large number of variations in planning solutions. A building made of brick is much more durable than one made of wood.
There is also a disadvantage of building from this material - it is an increase in the estimate due to additional costs for strengthening the foundation; after all, brick is much heavier than a wooden frame.
In the construction of covered pavilions, metal can serve as a frame into which double-glazed windows are built. Heat loss in such a gazebo will be large and for the winter months the presence of a stove is mandatory.
Projects for building a closed gazebo with barbecue
We suggest considering several stylistic solutions for building a house with a barbecue.
Construction of a gazebo
Building on your own has both advantages and disadvantages.
- The first and most important thing for many is budget savings. Ordering the construction of a country gazebo from a construction company will cost you the cost of materials. That is, building with your own hands is twice as profitable.
- The second advantage is quality control; it’s not for nothing that we say: “If you want it done well, do it yourself.”
The disadvantages, without a doubt, include the huge time costs. Also take on brickwork It is not recommended without skill, so this material will not be available to us if we have no experience working with it. In general, the main disadvantage of building on your own, as a rule, is a lack of experience, so if you decide to build yourself, collect as much information as possible on the Internet, talk to your neighbors who have already built their own pavilion with a barbecue.
Blueprints
Pay close attention to the foundation; its choice and depth are determined by the terrain, as well as the size and weight of the future building. Remember that when building a furnace, it requires a separate reinforced concrete foundation. The stove is carbon dioxide and fire, think about correct device chimney and ventilation. Fire safety also very important factor which cannot be neglected. Avoid polystyrene foam insulation; it is better to use non-flammable mineral wool.
Conclusion
A closed gazebo will bring you many happy moments of relaxation from the daily bustle of the city, and fresh air is the key to health. Don't skimp on your health! And have a nice holiday weekend at any time of the year!
