Where to buy gazebos starting at just £30 — a garden editor's selection of products to suit all tastes and budgets
Permanent and temporary gazebo options to buy online, for introducing shade into your garden

Prices for gazebos vary hugely from plastic options under £40 to permanent wooden structures that creep into the thousands. The costs are representative of longevity, sturdiness and style appeal.
Permanent wooden gazebos will last for decades in your garden landscaping, and providing they're constructed correctly will withstand all weather conditions. The pop-up gazebo has the advantage of being transportable, however, some might feel they lack the charm of their wooden or metal counterparts.
Pop-up options won't withstand high winds, but they can be taken down and stored away during times of poor weather.
Consider your gazebo needs before you buy
When it comes to the difference between pergolas vs gazebos, those opting for the latter will be looking for a product that offers a covered roof, rather than the more openwork pergola roof. Some gazebos will have side panels or curtains or come with a solid base.
Those in rental properties, or if you're planning to move will presumably not be willing to shell out on permanent fixed garden sunshade ideas if you won't be benefitting from them long-term. However, even with some of the "fixed" options below – these can be lifted and relocated if necessary.
However pop-up options, though it can safely be said are less hardwearing than permanent ones, can be lifted and stored away, as well as transported to be used for outdoor excursions. There are different size options that can fit a range of outdoor spaces from small gardens to larger garden designs.
Where to buy gazebos ranging from £30 to £3000
You can buy gazebos in-store but there are a vast range available online to be delivered directly to your home. So whether you're looking for a budget buy for a patio cover or an investment garden room idea, these retailers will be a good first port of call.
To show you the diversity of offerings I've picked out 3 products from each to suit a range of budgets and needs. However, there are plenty more available on these sites if the ones listed don't appeal.
- Amazon A diverse range of products and prices
- B&Q Permanent structures and sturdy pop-ups
- Argos Lowest price choice available
- Wayfair Over a thousand choices available
- Sheds.co.uk Permanent structures to invest in
- John Lewis Smaller and more curated collection
Amazon
The great thing about Amazon is that there are usually lots of customer ratings and reviews left on their products. I recommend always having a read through these if you're considering making a big purchase.
B&Q
B&Q often stocks products from specialist manufacturers including gazebos. You can choose from soft put-up canopies to steel and timber roofs.
Argos
If you're looking for a more curated choice of products Argos has fewer options available than Amazon and Wayfair, but sometimes too much choice can be overwhelming. Argos have a good returns policy too.
Wayfair
Wayfair have an inspiring amount of different styles and designs of gazebos whether you're looking for something small or large.
Sheds.co.uk
The UK's leading online outdoor garden building retailer specialises in permanent gazebos as well as other garden buildings. With customisable options to suit your needs and tastes.
John Lewis
John Lewis offer monthly payment options that can be valuable if you're making a big purchase as it helps spread the costs out over a period of time
If you decide that garden gazebos aren't quite what you're looking for have a look at our guide on where to buy pergolas for a slightly more open shade structure.
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Teresa was part of a team that launched Easy Gardens in 2018 and worked as the Editor on this magazine. She has extensive experience writing and editing content on gardens and landscaping on brands such as Homes & Gardens, Country Homes & Interiors and Living Etc magazine. She has developed close working relationships with top landscape architects and leading industry experts, and has been exposed to an array of rich content and expertise.
In 2020 Teresa bought her first home. She and her partner worked alongside architects and builders to transform the downstairs area of her two bedroom Victorian house in north London into a usable space for her family. Along the way she learned the stresses, woes and joys of home renovation, and is now looking to her next project, landscaping the back garden.