Simple adjustment to your conditions and needs
You can have a gazebo, wooden structure, or a garden house in your garden. All of them will divide the garden both visually and functionally. However, you can plan the bioclimatic pergola to suit your future needs exactly. Its minimum width is one metre and maximum length is seven metres. The pergola's posts can be placed up to one metre from the corner. So, it will fit almost anywhere.
Staying in the garden despite rain and wind
Is it starting to rain? If you have a bioclimatic pergola, there is no need to rush for a shelter. All you need to do is shut the slats in the pergola's roof and wait for the rain to pass. The rainwater will be drained through the posts.
Not even the wind need drive you out of the garden. If the pergola fits against the house, the adjacent wall will help to stop draughts. In case this is not enough, or in case of a free-standing pergola, you can equip its walls with screen roller shutters. The Artosi pergola has been specially adapted for them. The walls of the bioclimatic pergola can even be shaded by exterior blinds.
Easy maintenance and weather resistance
Wooden structures must be painted, waterproofed, and treated against pests. It takes a lot of effort to keep them looking good. Looking after the aluminium pergola is easy and takes hardly any time at all. Aluminium is easy to clean, rust resistant, durable, and you can choose the frame colour from the RAL colour chart.
Relax and comfort when staying outdoors
You can read under the pergola, relax, and spend time with your family. Or you can organise a summer party in it. In the summer, you can spend all day outside – the garden and the pergola will be your kitchen, bathroom, and office. Are you wondering how to do it? You can learn more in our article.
