Gazebos have been common for over 5,000 years. The structures were also popular in ancient Rome and Pompeii. As the population of Rome increased, the affluent and aristocratic began building summerhouses along the Mediterranean, complete with gazebos. Some were even constructed across pools or streams so that the cold water running beneath their marble floors would help to cool them. China’s gazebos were also quite elaborate, while those in Japan, often called teahouses, were used in conjunction with the revered Tea Ceremonies, and were the places to rest, get in touch with one’s spiritual side, and absorb the beauty of the garden. Courtesy of: JW Roofing: know across South Florida as the best Miami Roofing Gazebos can be covered in tile, shingle or metal roofing materials. Let JW Roofing roof or re-roof your home or business or commercial sized Gazebo... call for an estimate today! 305-825-4207
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