Garden Pergola

A: Yes,our garden pergola can be attached to an existing wall.

A: Yes, we wil provide you the installation instruction or video.

A: It depends on the skills, tools, usual 2-3 workers can finish the installation 50m2 in one days.

A: The pergola is a fantastic, traditional outdoor structure for residential and commercial properties. It sets the mood, creating privacy and shade, designates dining areas, and looks picturesque in gardens.

A: Generally, yes, to properly secure your pergola, you need to anchor it either to the soil or a nearby structure. This stabilizes the structure, increases its longevity, and gives it the ability to withstand gales, storms, and heavy rain.

A: In most cases, you want to orient your pergola to target the mid-to-late day sun, as this is when you're most likely to need shade. A contemporary aluminium pergola is a great option for houses with bifold doors, reducing light and glare into the home as well as temperature during the hotter summer months.

A: Because pergolas are secured to an existing surface, rather than being installed directly into the ground, they can be moved or disassembled easily, which means they typically don't require planning consent.

A: Aluminium louvered roof pergolas make use of the natural fall of your surface to make it easy for rain to drain off. This means that there should always be a slight slope.

A: The right size pergola or gazebo should fit your dining table or conversation set underneath, and match or be smaller than the size of your patio.

A: No, some outdoor pergolas do not have to be anchored in the same way others do. Permanent pergolas, however, need strong anchoring that will keep them in place for years. Those made for temporary use are usually lighter and can therefore rely on methods such as ground screws, weighted planters or sandbags.