Gazebos & Umbrellas

Create an all‑weather retreat with gazebos and outdoor umbrellas that block 99 % of UV rays, cut wind‑blown rain, and cool the area beneath by up to 9 °C.

From pop‑up pavilions for weekend markets to permanent hard‑top pergolas, every model uses rust‑resistant frames engineered for the Philippines’ humid, storm‑prone climate.

Enjoy more outdoor time effortlessly, with gazebos and umbrellas built to withstand different weather conditions.

Why Choose Our Gazebos and Umbrellas?

Enjoy more outdoor time effortlessly, with gazebos and umbrellas built to withstand weather conditions.

Four  Season Protection – Mandaue Foam’s gazebos feature polyester canopy tops or powder‑coated steel frames with fabric covers designed to shield you from sun and rain.

Rust‑Resistant Finishes – Steel frames have powder coatings to resist corrosion in humid or coastal areas.

Bug‑Free Lounging – Options like the Reva Hexagon include mesh curtains that help keep mosquitoes out without blocking airflow.

Easy Portability – Folding models like Reva and Amaya collapse into compact sizes, weighing under 20 kg—ideal for events or storage.

Energy‑Saving Shade – These shade structures lessen direct heat, helping reduce patio temperatures and keeping connected indoor spaces cooler.

Types of Gazebos

Find the right style for your lifestyle—whether you're hosting a garden party, running a weekend stall, or simply chasing shade.

Hard‑Top Gazebo – Ideal for permanent installations. These gazebos feature sturdy frames and fixed roofs designed to withstand varied weather.

Folding Canopy Gazebo – Great for quick shade solutions. They’re lightweight, collapsible, and easy to transport or store.

Hexagon or Decorative Gazebo – Adds visual appeal and symmetry to a garden or patio. Often comes with options for curtains or mesh for comfort.

Event Gazebo – Designed for wider coverage, these work well for outdoor setups that need more space and headroom.

Accessories – Optional features like mesh curtains, tiebacks, and anchor kits help enhance shade, airflow, and stability.

Installation & Care Guide

Got your gazebo up? Now let's ensure your gazebo stands beautifully for many years to come.

Site & Anchoring: Place your gazebo on a flat surface like concrete, a wooden deck, or packed soil. To keep it steady, use bolts for permanent models or sandbags for portable types.

Assembly Time: Pop-up styles usually take less than five minutes to set up by one person. Larger gazebos need about two to three hours and are easier with two adults.

Maintenance: Clean the canopy every few months with mild soap and water. Avoid using strong chemicals that can damage the fabric or frame. If the powder coating chips, touch it up to prevent rust. Keep sharp objects away from the structure to avoid tears or scratches.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What Wind Speed Can a Hard-Top Gazebo Handle?

Mandaue Foam's gazebos are designed for light to moderate wind conditions typical in most Philippine settings. While they offer good stability when anchored properly on flat ground, it's best to disassemble or secure them further during strong winds or typhoons.

Do Polycarbonate Roofs Get Hot?

Our gazebos use polyester canopy tops, not polycarbonate. These materials are treated to provide sun protection and some heat reduction, but they can still feel warm underneath in direct afternoon sun.

How Do I Stop Metal Parts From Rusting Near the Coast?

Mandaue Foam's gazebos use powder-coated steel frames to help resist corrosion. To extend their lifespan near coastal areas, regularly clean off salt buildup, keep the frame dry when unused, and store the unit properly during off-seasons.