Vinyl Gazebos

The idea of no up-keep is the main advantage to owning one of our vinyl gazebos. These well built pre-made kits are a great investment for your property. You can count on many years of enjoyment, with your precious time spent in relaxation, rather than painting and repairs.

We offer many sizes to fit your needs. White is the standard color, but you can alternate a tan roof in place of white if you so desire.











Unlike most gazebo companies, our company offers both a high quality wood gazebo, and vinyl gazebo. If you need help in choosing the right gazebo for your home, please call us at 951-255-0795 and a gazebo expert will be happy to assist you.

Redwood Gazebos

The Redwood Gazebos popularity

has in increased in 2008. I am witnessing a new trend for the natural or even rustic look this year.

Redwood is out selling both pine and vinyl so far

this year. I have to say it is a beautiful looking structure!







A nice alternative to the standard white gazebo is a redwood gazebo. It can be left natural or a stain- sealer can be applied to enhance the beauty of the wood. Redwood is a good choice for areas with moisture due to sprinklers or abnormal amounts of rain. Redwood and Cedar both contain a natural built in preservative, making it a superior outdoor wood. The price is a bit more than pine, but it is a smart investment none the less.

Hearts and Diamonds Gazebo - 2007 Best Seller !

I like this design so much I built one

for my personal residence. The Gazebo shown above is a 9ft size. An advantage you have with Gazebo Accents is we can build any of our designs in any size. We are not limited in any way!

Notice the custom corbals, and custom paint scheme. The louverd cupola is also a popular upgrade choice!

I want to thank our many customers for their awesome feedback and making us California's Most Popular Gazebo Company in 2007!















Our unique Wood Gazebos continued to grow in popularity in 2007. The Hearts and Diamonds gazebo is named after its one of a kind rail design. The double tier roof is a common choice on many of the gazebos we sell.

The cupola is a standard option on all our gazebos. You can add benches or your own comfortable seating.

2006 Best Seller!

Our Huntington Gazebo is featured in this picture with a single tier shingle roof. Take notice of the curved arch detail. These kind of details set us apart from our competition.

This design will look great with any backyard theme. This gazebo was purchased for a Kaufman and Broad model complex in Lancaster, Ca.





















Our double tiered roof looks wonderful on the Huntington. The Terra Cotta shingle is a common color used for most homes in California. We added a louvered cupola to finish off this spectacular structure! Check out all our beautiful designs at our website GazeboAccents.com

California Custom Gazebos

Gazebo Accents are specialist in building your gazebo custom to

your foundation. As you can see in this picture, we built upon an 18" brick wall.

Notice the shortened railings. The custom paint scheme made

this gazebo really unique.































In the above picture, we eliminated the lower railings,

to allow access from all sides. We cut 4 of the post

to fit on the raised brick portion of the foundation.

Notice the barbecue setup inside. ( great idea! )

Which do you prefer? Vinyl vs Wood Gazebos

13ft Tiffany vinyl gazebo

There is something to be said about vinyl - It never needs painting - no termites - no dry rot
That is what my customers look forward to with there vinyl gazebo purchase. With a lifetime warranty
how could you go wrong.
Since I am writing (my opinion) about the pros and cons of both wood and vinyl, let me now give a few of the cons. Limited designs and colors - roof not waterproof - cost can be a factor, although if you are
planning at staying in your home for 12 years or longer then it may be worth the extra $$



The wood gazebos allow a certain feeling of warmth and a natural beauty that wood can only give. There are many designs and colors to choose from, and the cost is usually much lower than vinyl. The downside is wood is prone to termites and water damage, and will require painting from time to time. An upgrade from pine to redwood can help to minimize these issues.

12ft Brentwood / single tier shingle roof (wood gazebo)