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The Kalamalka - Barbecue Pergola

The Kalamalka - Barbecue Pergola

Cedarshed

Regular price $3,799.00 USD
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Cedarshed features the fabulous “THE KALAMALKA” outdoor BBQ pergola. Stylish and functional, our high-quality, affordable 10ft x 10ft cedar pergolas make an excellent backyard BBQ retreat for friends and family. If you're looking for a way to enhance the value of your home, take a look at The Kalamalka. During warmer seasons a pavilion can block heat and in the colder seasons protect your outdoor spaces from the elements.  FREE Shipping, Always!

Check Out All of Our Cedar Pergola Kits:  
8'x8' and 10'x10'



Square Kalamalka Kit Features: 
• Made from 100% Western Red Cedar
• Available in 10ft x 10ft size
• No cutting required
• Can be offloaded from truck in 15-20 minutes with no pieces over 30 lbs.
• Structurally engineered 5' 1/2" x 5' 1/2" posts limits splitting, checking & twisting
• Includes: all posts, headers, rafters, blocks, rafter tails, post caps and corner brackets
• Includes: all hardware, drill bits and instructions with step-by-step photos
Please Note: Post mounting brackets are not included, due to many variations in mounting standards. Check with local building codes to ensure you’re using the proper brackets.
• Cedarshed provides an excellent customer service helpline, for any assembly questions!

Manual:
Assembly Manual

Essential Information:
Specifications Sheet

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Materials

Floor: Pre cut 2x4 western red cedar floor joists, 12” spacing.  Pre cut 5/8” plywood

Walls & Roof framing: 2x3 SPF (spruce, pine, fir)

Exterior: Western red cedar bevel siding 

Windows: 1/8” plexi glass

Shipping information

Shipments will be delivered to or as close to the purchasers property line and or driveway provided the location is deemed assessable by the delivering carrier. It is the Purchasers responsibility to inform Cedarshed at time of purchase of any unusual or difficult location or delivery issues so necessary arrangements may be made with the delivering carrier where possible. Most deliveries can be lift gated from the truck to the curb or driveway.  In some cases, the carrier's terminal may not have the necessary equipment or be able to safely liftgate depending on the unique delivery situation.  In this case the product can be unloaded by hand with two people in 15-30 minutes by removing the paper wrap and cutting the plastic straps.

Cedarshed's "Suggested Retail Price" includes the cost of shipping and delivery to Standard Motor Freight and UPS/FED-EX services. Shipping policy listed is pertaining to continental US only. AK and HI customers need to call in to discuss ocean freight options.

Shipping to the USA

Please note: When goods enter the US from overseas, it is considered an importation and must be cleared by Customs and Border Protection (CBP). CBP regulations require the broker to put the ultimate importer's identification number on the Entry Summary. The ultimate importer's identification number is either the EIN/tax identification number assigned by the IRS or the importer's SSN. A formal entry is usually required for all commercial importations Read more..

Delivery

The average lead time is 3-4 weeks from time of order to delivery. This can vary, and under certain circumstances lead times can shorten or lengthen. Spring & Summer lead times can be up to 5-6 weeks. Please reach out for accurate lead times at the time of order.

We assure you that we do our best to have your order shipped the earliest time possible, and a tracking # will be emailed to you as it ships.

When the order arrives at your local delivery terminal, they will call ahead to set up a delivery window.

Alternatively, you can call the carrier with the tracking number to discuss delivery timeline prior to delivery.

Warranty

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU We understand that a Cedarshed product may well be a major purchase for you. We want you to be aware of our Warranty Policy so you feel comfortable and confident that you’ve made the right decision. "All Structures purchased directly from Cedarshed are covered for a period of one year for defects in manufacturing and workmanship." In addition to this, if you are missing or have received a broken piece, simply call our Cedarshed Customer Support Line @ 1-800-830-8033. After we determine how to solve the problem to your satisfaction, we will be happy to replace the part(s) free of charge. The replacement part(s) should be couriered or shipped from our premises within ten (10) business days of receipt of the purchaser’s notification. It is the purchaser’s responsibility to notify Cedarshed Industries, within 14 days after receiving the product, of any broken or missing pieces. Failure to do so will void Cedarshed’s obligation to send parts out free of charge. If you cannot confirm that all pieces are intact and in good shape within the allotted time period, it is the purchaser’s obligation to notify Cedarshed in writing of your situation so that a longer grace period may be granted. Such extension requests, and approval by Cedarshed Industries, must be in written form.

Foundation preparation

HOW TO BUILD A FOUNDATION
Cedarshed recommends three different methods for constructing basic foundations for our cedar products:
• Patio Stones
• 4x4 Pressure Treated Beams
• Concrete Slab

With all our products, we recommend the following "Step-By-Step" procedures.

1 / Prepare Your Site for Construction

Before you receive your garden shed or gazebo, clear the construction area. Remove all debris, roots, grass and rocks.

Make sure the ground slopes away from the site at least 10 feet in all directions. If necessary, build up the soil in the center of the site and slope away for the high point to provide drainage. Fill in any low spots within the perimeter of the site. A slope of 1/8 inch per foot is enough to prevent water accumulation.


We recommend excavating the site 4 inches deep and laying gravel or crushed rock where drainage may be a concern.

2 / Laying Out The Foundation

No matter which type of foundation you’ve chosen, start by outlining the "footprint" on the site. Start by choosing one corner of the garden shed or the center of gazebo and mark it (A) by driving a stake into the ground.

FOR GARDEN SHEDS
Stretch a line from stake A straight across C and fasten it to a temporary stake outside the intended shed area. Measure along this line from A and mark the garden shed dimension in that direction. Drive a stake there and set up batter boards. Use the 3-4-5 triangulation method to extend another line at right angles to the A-C line. Measure to the next corner and stake it. Continue until all corners of the shed are connected by right angle lines.

3-4-5 Triangulation Method
Measure along the line 3 feet from the first stake A, and mark the string at this point. From stake A, run a second line perpendicular to the first. Measure out 4 feet to locate point C. If this second line is exactly at a right angle to the first, the diagonal line between A & C will be 5 feet. If not, move point C left or right until the diagonal measures 5 feet and stake that point.


No matter which type of foundation you’ve chosen, start by outlining the "footprint" on the site. Start by choosing one corner of the shed or the center of gazebo and mark it (A) by driving a stake into the ground.


Run a line across two stakes. Measure from point A on the first stake along this line 3 ft. and mark point B.

Run a second line perpendicular to the first across point A. Mark point C 4ft. from point A. Move line AC so that the distance BC is exactly 5 ft. Angle BAC is now 90 degrees.

Set up batter boards and guide lines to outline the entire shed, making right angles at each corner using the 3-4-5 triangle method described
in step 3.

FOR GAZEBOS
Stretch a radial line from center stake A. Calculate the radius by using 1/2 the diameter of gazebo. Using orange spray paint or something similar, mark out a circle.

First determine door location by using one Rim Joist of Gazebo, stake points where rim joist intersects circle. Move around circle staking out all intersecting points until all corners are connected. See Specifications Sheet for Rim Joist size and radius measurement.

3/ Determine The Type Of Foundation
1. PATIO STONE FOUNDATION
If the ground is stable and has sufficient drainage, you can set patio stones directly on firm, compacted soil. If not, lay on gravel or crushed rock as previously described.

GARDEN SHEDS: Starting with one floor section, position stones around its perimeter and specific joists. (For details, see specific instruction manual) Use a 2x4 straight piece of lumber on edge and a carpenter’s level to position correctly. Add or remove soil/sand under each stone until level. Complete remaining floor sections in the same manner. When all floor panels are level with each other, flip over, screw together and place back on level foundation.

GAZEBOS: Position patio stones on outline of gazebo previously described. For details of how and where stones go, see specific instruction manual. Use a 2x4 straight piece of lumber on edge and a carpenter’s level to position correctly. Add or remove soil/sand under each stone until level. When stones are level, position completed sub-structure (Rim, Long & Short Joist and Core Block) on top. Once again, use a level to confirm positioning and make any necessary adjustments.

2. 4x4 PRESSURE TREATED BEAM FOUNDATION
You can build directly on pressure-treated beams or railroad ties laid on a properly prepared construction site. Run beams perpendicular to floor joists. Use a 2x4 straight piece of lumber on edge and a carpenter’s level to position correctly.

To prevent the beams from shifting, secure them with a 1/2" inch rebar inserted through holes drilled in the beams and driven 3 to 4 feet into the ground. Leave each side or end of the foundation open to promote drainage and air circulation beneath the floor.

4x4 PRESSURE TREATED FOUNDATION
This simple foundation consists of pressure treated beams laid directly on compacted gravel base. Use 1/2 " rebar to prevent beams from shifting. Joists are attached to beams with 16d galvanized nails.

3. CONCRETE SLAB FOUNDATION
Typically a slab 3-4 inches thick laid over a subbase of 4 inches of gravel or crushed rock is sufficient but may vary depending on your geographic location.

Using either mix your own concrete of having it delivered by truck, ready to pour, depends on how much time and effort you have to dedicate to the project. A slab for our 8x10 foot Rancher or a 10 foot gazebo both to a depth of 4 inches will require approximately 1 cubic yard of premixed concrete.

Use the following procedure:
1. Excavate the slab area and footing trench.

2. Excavate the slab area to a depth 6 inches. This would put the finished slab surface 2 inches above ground (4 inches of gravel)

3. Set up your batter board strings to represent the outside face of the slab. At each corner, drop a plumb line from the intersecting strings to the bottom of the trench, then drive a 2x4 stake at this point. Using the plumb bob again, drive a nail into the top of the stake where the plumb bob touches it. Attach strings between the stakes. Using the strings as guides, drive the 2x4 form stakes around the trench perimeter, spaced on 2 foot centers.

4. Attach the form boards to the stakes with double-headed nails. Make sure the stakes are on the outside of the boards and flush with or below them.

5. Use 2x4 stakes to brace the corners of the forms.

6. Backfill the excavation with 4 inches of gravel, then lay down a plastic vapor barrier.

7. Spread or pour concrete with a rake or hoe, compacting it gently into the footing areas. Use a shovel to move concrete into footing trench. Make the pour to about 1 inch above the forms to allow for settling. Use a long 2x4 to level the concrete. Move the board in a side-to-side motion as you pull it towards you.

8. Use finishing tools, such as a bull float and trowel, to smooth the concrete surface. Allow the concrete to cure fully (seven to ten days).


CONCRETE SLAB FOUNDATION
1. Backfill excavation with gravel; install vapor barrier.



2. Pour concrete into the forms, and spread it with a rake or shovel. Use a long 2x4 to screed the concrete level.


3.Use finishing tools, such as a bull float and trowel, to smooth the concrete surface to the desired finish.

 

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"After a lot of sweat and a little bit of blood lost the new cedar shed is complete! The best service and support I've ever experienced, would highly recommend Cedarshed Industries"

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"My Contractor estimated that he would have charged me double the amount I paid, if he had to build a similar garden shed from scratch."

John L.

Montara, California

"Everyone that helped me put it together and everyone in my family has been very impressed with how I found such a nice-looking little garden shed. It looks so nice, settled in with our four redwoods. It makes such a good clubhouse for the grandchildren."

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"You have an excellent product. I had a lot of fun building this Longhouse."

P. Bell

"I was very impressed with how easily all the parts fit together. Not a single problem. Thanks!"

Neal R.

Glendale, Missouri

"I wanted to send a note to let you know that our shed arrived last Friday and my son and I assembled it over the weekend. It came out great! Everything was first rate from the quality of the packaging (very impressive that you neatly packed it on one skid) to cedar and the precision of the cut components… Thank you for your assistance throughout. A very satisfied customer."

Ralph D.

Chicago, IL

"In 1996 we bought one and as far as I know it's still standing. I sold in 2018 and was still in great shape even came with cedar shake roof"

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