Traditional Materials

Aluminum Alloy Pavilions

Wood: Prone to rot, decay, and insect infestations. Exposure to rain, sun, and humidity can lead to warping, cracking, and fading over time. For example, a wooden pavilion in a coastal area may start to show signs of damage within a few years.

Aluminum Alloy: Boasts excellent corrosion resistance. It won’t rust, rot, or be affected by insects. Our aluminum alloy pavilions are designed to withstand extreme weather conditions, from heavy rain to intense sunlight, ensuring long - term durability.

Steel: Vulnerable to rust, especially when exposed to moisture. Rust not only weakens the structural integrity but also affects the appearance, requiring frequent painting and maintenance to prevent further deterioration.

Traditional Materials

Aluminum Alloy Pavilions

Wood: Demands regular upkeep, including staining, painting, and sealing to protect it from the elements. This not only consumes time but also incurs additional costs over the years. A wooden pavilion may need to be refinished every 2 - 3 years.

Aluminum Alloy: Requires minimal maintenance. Its smooth surface resists dirt and stains, and occasional cleaning with mild soap and water is sufficient to keep it looking new.

Stone: While durable, stone pavilions can be difficult to clean. Moss and algae growth on stone surfaces can be a common problem, and removing them often requires special cleaning agents and techniques.

Traditional Materials

Aluminum Alloy Pavilions

Stone: Extremely heavy, which can pose challenges during transportation and installation. Specialized equipment and a large number of workers are often needed, increasing the overall installation cost and time.

Aluminum Alloy: Lightweight yet strong. This makes it easier to transport and install, reducing labor costs and installation time. Our pavilions come with a modular design, allowing for quick and hassle - free assembly.

Brick: Similar to stone, brick pavilions are heavy and require a solid foundation. The construction process is time - consuming and labor - intensive, involving laying each brick carefully.

Traditional Materials

Aluminum Alloy Pavilions

Traditional Materials: Limited in color and design options. For instance, wood is mainly available in natural shades, and changing its appearance significantly often involves complex processes. Stone and brick also have relatively fixed styles.

Aluminum Alloy: Offers a wide range of color finishes and can be customized to fit various architectural styles. Whether you prefer a modern, minimalist look or a more traditional design, our aluminum alloy pavilions can be tailored to your specific needs.