Summer house

Under a garden shed, and gazebo or arbor, means a building which is built in a garden, especially in the small garden or an orchard, for temporary stay, but not for permanent living.

Garden house in the classical style were built in the first half of the 19th century in the gardens of the town houses. They were used for recreation as well as for civil representation. Practical use had the basement of the house as a wine cellar. A special kind of garden shed is the vineyard house.

A ( Berlin ) Garden house is a normal, multi-storey residential house as a rear cross building ( rear house). Often were mainly in the 19th century wealthy citizens a garden house built in the same style as their house.

The construction is made of either solid masonry construction and made ​​of wood. There are also kits of prefabricated solid components ( concrete). Advantage is the durability as opposed to the wooden house and the lower price as opposed to brick garden shed.

Those who opt for a wooden house can buy prefabricated parts from the hardware store today.

The Bundeskleingartengesetz law leaves here expressly called a bower cottage in simple design with a maximum of 24 square meters, including a covered patio to. You may by their nature, especially after their furniture and equipment not be suitable for permanent living.

Many small garden plants, not for this reason also about connections to sewers and mains.

Garden Wooden building

Gazebos in Changing Times

The Fürstenhäusle in Meersburg

Garden House in Hardt Park Lennep