A pergola is a structure commonly used in gardens, terraces, or other open spaces, typically with an open roof and supported by vertical columns. Pergolas can be used to provide support for climbing plants, create shade, or add an aesthetic touch to outdoor areas. Some pergolas are completely stationary, while others are equipped with adjustable louvers or roofs.
Aesthetic Value: Pergolas add aesthetic value to gardens or open spaces. They provide a natural look, especially when combined with climbing vines and other plants.
Shade Provision: Pergolas create a comfortable seating area by providing shade during times of intense sunlight.
Plant Support: Pergolas offer an ideal support structure for climbing plants like vines. As these plants grow on the pergola, they contribute to a more natural and pleasant atmosphere.
Extended Living Space: By expanding the living space outdoors, pergolas add a comfortable seating and socializing area to the home.
Structural Versatility: Pergolas can be made from various materials (wood, metal, vinyl, etc.), offering options that suit the space and budget.
Air Circulation: The open structure of a pergola allows for good air circulation, creating a cool area on hot days.
Pergola; It is a ceiling system adapted to an aluminum carrier rail, opening and closing with a blackout fabric.
The engine used in the pergola can be stopped and started again at any place, thanks to the remote control.
Thanks to the rain and wind sensors to be added, an automatic shutdown feature is expected in rainy weather.
Possibility of night use with LED lighting.
Pergola rail and groove profile provides water resistance by discharging water through hidden channels.
The fabric used in the pergola system is a fabric with blackout feature; It has flame retardant, high UV protection, anti-tearing, high wear resistance and color fastness properties.
