Japanese Asian Tea House Antique Roofing Tiles Chinese Pavilion
The pavilion is a kind of traditional Chinese architecture, which is mostly built in gardens,
Buddhist temples and temples. The buildings built on the roadside or in the garden for
people to rest, shelter from the rain and enjoy the shade are small in size, mostly only
have roofs and no walls.
In my country's classical garden landscape, Chinese pavilion can be seen everywhere.
It is not only a part of the natural scenery, but also can meet the needs of tourists to watch
the natural scenery. The pavilion is simple in structure, small in size and unique in shape.
Judging from its function as a point of view, it is the place of sight for tourists, with symbolic
beauty, beauty in shape and beauty in philosophy.
Products Description
| Name | chinese garden pavilion |
| Material | Carbonized anticorrosive wood |
| Feature | Insect-proof, waterproof, heat resistant and so on |
| Certificate | Fumigation certificate |
| Style | Traditional Chinese pagoda, gazebo, pavilion |
| Available sizes | 2.6, 2.8, 3, 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 3.8, 4m......so on |
| Application | For garden |
| Exporting Countries | The USA, Mexico, France, The UK, Germany, Bahrain, Turkey,
Singapore, Philippines, Malaysia, Vietnam and Australia |
FAQ
1.What about the MOQ?
Answer: The MOQ order is 1 pcs.
2. What size do you have?
Answerer: 2.6, 2.8, 3, 3.2, 3.4, 3.6, 4M......and so on, also can be customized.
3. What about your payment terms?
Answer: Generally speaking, 50% T/T in advance. while the total goods less than USD5000,
100% payment in advance. it also could be negotiated.
4. What about your price?
Answer: Tiered price is pushed, more quantity the more favorable price; meanwhile, for long-term
customers, we have more favourable terms.
We are the special factory to supply antique Chinese building such as garden tea house,
Chinese pavilion.
We can guarantee you the delivery time and high quality.
We have150 customers with 30 countries!
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