
In the exclusive urbanization of Los Monteros in Marbella, residents expect the highest standards of living. Cape Reed met these expectations by delivering a luxurious wooden gazebo with an African Reed Roof, perfectly complementing the surrounding garden.
The Project
Cape Reed completed this garden architecture project to the highest standard in just over three weeks. The structure’s construction utilized over 1,000 nuts and bolts, and 200 radiata pine posts harvested from sustainable forests in South Africa, each carefully selected and treated.

Design and Construction
The thatch roofing required 5,000 bunches of reeds, 682 meters of rope, and 120 meters of Cape Reed’s fireproofed material, creating a perfect finish. Importantly, no plants or trees in the client’s lush gardens were damaged during the construction process.

Features
Materials Used:
200 radiata pine posts from sustainable forests in South Africa.
Over 1,000 nuts and bolts.
5,000 bunches of reeds for the thatch roofing.
682 meters of rope.
120 meters of fireproofed material.
Construction Time: The entire project was completed in just over three weeks.
Eco-Friendly: Care was taken to ensure that no plants or trees in the client’s garden were damaged during the construction process.

Conclusion
Experience the seamless integration of luxury and nature with Cape Reed’s gazebo in Los Monteros. This project exemplifies the beauty and durability of wooden structures, making it an exquisite addition to any upscale property.
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