All our pergolas are constructed in such a way that they are not afraid of any wind. In depending on the type of structure, each of them is able to withstand a blast of up to 100 km / h. It is important to protect additional elements such as screens, lamellas or glass sliding through their opening, allowing for air circulation and limiting wind pressure.

Each of the types of roofs used in our pergolas effectively protects against rainfall rain. It is worth bearing in mind, however, that in the event of rainfall that accompanies it gusts of wind can also prove useful side walls. It is a bit different with snowfall. For example, Roman pergolas do not protect against this type of precipitation. However, it is worth paying attention to the static loads that result from the load the roof through this rainfall. Only our shelters and provide protection against snowfall AYE pergola.

We approach each of our projects and types of structures individually. Way mounting depends on the place and type of structure. Depending on its size and shape, different types of foundations may be needed to anchor them.

We are not able to give the same answer to this question :) It all depends on your visual preferences. The shape and style of the building are also of great importance, at which the pergola is to be located so that they remain compatible with each other. For many people the price aspect is also important. One thing is for sure - a wide selection of our pergolas will allow you to choose the right one, even for the most demanding customer!

In the case of the Roman pergola JORD, the water is drained directly from the fabric that is used the roof is covered. In the case of other types, such as lamella or glass, it is used the most effective solution. That is, draining the water into the gutter hidden in the legs
our pergola.

Of course you do :) In this case, we recommend that you use special chemical anchors together with reducers because bridging will be limited during assembly thermal. It should be remembered that the treatment ensuring tightness between the structure and the building is on the side of the contracting authority and must be properly selected for everyone type of building.

These types of screens mainly serve as protection against the wind. In the case of screenshots lamellas and fabrics additionally protect against the setting sun and provide a bit of privacy.

Roman type ECONOMIC pergolas have a manually controlled roof. The JORD pergola can have a manually or electrically operated roof. However, each of the pergolas lamella has an electrically controlled roof with a dedicated remote control. In any case, the operation is very simple and intuitive.

We recommend cleaning fabric-covered pergolas with a cloth and mild cleaning detergents, and then rinsing with water.

Our lamella pergolas and those with a glass roof do not need to be secured in any way. In the case of Roman pergolas, it is advisable to slide the roof down. Can be secured dry material, for example with stretch film, leaving free space on the sides for ventilation. It is also possible to dismantle the roof covering for the winter period.

We are not able to guarantee 100% of their tightness, which is due to the possibility of water droplets getting between the lamellas during heavy rainfall or winds, as well as the possibility of condensation of water remaining on aluminum elements at low temperatures.

All our structures are powered by 230V 50Hz. The current can be led directly to the supporting beam at the top or from the ground to the pole. The pergola power cord should have a cross-section of 3x1.5mm2 and be resistant to weather conditions.

Unfortunately, in heavy rainfall and the accompanying gusts of wind, blows and water leakage from the bottom may occur.

All structures have corrosivity categories C4 according to the PN-EN ISO 12500 standard.

Each of our structures is delivered on a custom-made pallet. It is recommended to unload with a forklift or HDS, but you can easily unpack the product manually. Each element is packed separately on a pallet.