Villa Pergola

A: Yes,our 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 weatherproof pergola and grand retractable pergola are tested and engineered to withstand up to 120 mph winds while the louvers are closed. The wind-resistant screen is tested and engineered to withstand up to 60 mph winds while closed.

A: For optimal shade coverage, a pergola should generally face east to west with its rafters running north to south, allowing the sun's path to cast longer shadows underneath the structure throughout the day; this means the pergola beams should be oriented north-south to maximize shade.

A: Proper louvre adjustment: During windy conditions, we recommend that you open the louvred roof of your pergola slightly, around a 45-degree angle.

A: The lifespan of a pergola varies between 5 and 20 years. The difference between the two is considerable, and depends on a number of factors. Aluminum pergolas are the most durable. They can last up to 30 years, if you select a quality model.

A: If your pergola is not properly levelled, it can shift and wobble. Ensure that the ground is flat and even before installing your pergola. If the ground is already uneven, you may need to make adjustments to the foundation or use levelling materials to stabilize the structure.

A: Also long lasting and almost maintenance free, your aluminum pergola is sure to last through a lifetime of both rain and shine. If you're looking for good quality, you will want to choose for an aluminum pergola.

A: PVC. Roofing sheets made from high-quality PVC are an excellent choice for pergola roofing thanks to their affordability and high light transmission. These panels can last for ten years or more and won't be warped or discoloured by exposure to UV rays.