Collections
The Yardistry collections page turns scattered product choices into a simple selector for covered dining, shade edges, compact growing spaces, and accessory-ready backyard zones.
Selector layout
Instead of asking customers to compare every model at once, the collection flow starts with three questions: how much ground area is available, what activity needs protection or definition, and whether the project should include accessories from the beginning. This keeps the page useful for fast shoppers while still giving serious planners enough detail to make a better shortlist.
Begin with a gazebo family when furniture placement and roof coverage are the main concerns. Move toward pergolas for open shade edges, and toward greenhouses when plant access, ventilation, and bench space shape the project.
Collection routes
Best for patios that need a defined roof, centered furniture, and a clear evening gathering zone.
Best for open-air seating, walkway transitions, and areas where airflow matters more than full coverage.
Best for growing seasons that need a controlled structure, tidy access, and visible project boundaries.
Best when privacy, rain handling, bug control, or a serving counter should be planned from day one.
Category index
The grid below is intentionally compact. It gives customers a direct way to jump from project type to product category without reading a long sales page first. Dealers can use the same structure in a showroom conversation: start with the area, choose the coverage level, then add the accessory package only if the use case calls for it.
Collection help
Send the outdoor area size, intended use, and accessory questions. Yardistry can help turn the collection grid into a practical starting list.