While designs vary, pergolas generally don’t include seating, while gazebos are often designed with built-in benches. A gazebo can provide more shade and shelter from the elements than a pergola.

Pergolas and gazebos add style and shelter to outdoor spaces, but trying to choose which one is right for a particular backyard can be tricky. Softwoods explains the differences between the two ...

Gazebos are freestanding structures, while pergolas are sometimes attached to a primary structure. This feature isn't a rule, but you'll find that this is usually the case.

Trying to decide between building a pergola or a gazebo in your backyard? This quick video breaks down the key differences — ...

What Is a Gazebo? Historically, gazebos have been around for much longer than pergolas. Found in Egyptian garden plans dating back to 1400 BC, the gazebo has offered luxurious lounging options for ...

That means that for every $1,000 you spend, $500 to $800 would be recouped when the house sells. What Is a Gazebo? Historically, gazebos have been around for much longer than pergolas.