Commercial Pavilions

Commercial pavilions can make a huge difference to businesses with outdoor areas:  particularly when those businesses are customer oriented.  Nothing puts a potential repeat customer off premises quicker than inadequate protection from the elements:  commercial pavilions, correctly selected and installed, can make a one-time visitor a loyal regular.

The most obvious candidates for commercial pavilions are pubs, restaurants, holiday parks and hotels – any business whose customer base is in the hospitality trade.  The hospitality industry has been subject to an increasing level of customer expectation, particularly in the face of poor-quality summers and punishing smoking legislations.  Providing excellent commercial pavilions in businesses of this nature is one of the only ways to meet this new level of expectancy.

Imagine this:  a “summer’s” afternoon, swept with rain and wind.  Customers huddle miserably under a flapping beer umbrella.  They leave and never come back.  Or:  same afternoon, but with proper commercial pavilions installed.  The pavilions are heated and well insulated against the elements.  Customers have a great time despite the weather.

No contest.  And it isn’t just the hospitality trade that can benefit.  Commercial pavilions enrich small sports grounds; children’s play areas and garden centres, where large percentages of product display occur in the open air.  Temporary commercial pavilions can be erected to support seasonal events like outdoor ice skating (commercial pavilions are used here for changing and viewing areas), or as refreshment seating for festivals and one-day events.  Commercial pavilions make great hospitality locations and can even support fully-functioning bars for corporate bashes and temporary restaurants.

Commercial pavilions provide shelter from all elements – sun, wind, rain and cold – and are either built to custom plans or manufactured in such a way that multiple units can be arranged to form whatever kind of pavilion is needed.  Commercial pavilions aren’t just seating areas or octagonal shelters, either:  any external unit with a floor, semi-open or open sides and a roof is a pavilion.  That includes bike sheds, children’s play areas and covered walkways. 

In a country whose climate is best defined by its uncertainty, commercial pavilions represent an ideal solution for all public outdoor areas.  Whether a business wants to protect its clients from the rain or give them a cool shaded room from which they can enjoy the fresh air, commercial pavilions ensure they’ve got all bases covered with one unit.  Anyone who relies on outdoor spaces to entertain, house or temporarily accommodate their customers in the UK can’t afford to go without them.