Carefully consider where in the garden you would like to place the garden pavilion. While open garden pavilions and covered seating areas work well as sun or rain protection on the terrace, the rotating pavilion Rondo or a nostalgic tea house would be best suited for a quiet spot away from the house. Here, a garden pavilion creates a relaxed retreat from everyday life. Finally, it is worth considering the legal aspects for safety reasons. In general, you do not need a building permit to set up a garden pavilion made of aluminium, glass, or wood in your garden. However, since Rondo is a fixed variant anchored in the ground and different states have different regulations, it is still advisable to inquire with the relevant building department of your municipality beforehand.