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Costs depend on factors such as:

1. Manufacturer
2. Selected model
3. Dimensions (width, length, height)
4. Total number of pergolas in the order
5. Configuration
6. Color
7. Installation location and method

On average, the price of a single structure ranges from 7,000.00 EUR to 20,000.00 EUR (excluding VAT)

The average cost of a single project starts at 10,000.00 EUR (excluding VAT)

. Production and delivery times depend on factors such as:

1. Manufacturer
2. Selected model
3. Color
4. Seasonality

On average, the production time for a single structure ranges from 3 to 8 weeks.

Delivery time is 1 week.

Installation time depends on factors such as:

1. The location of the site
2. Prior preparation of the site
3. The type of pergola foot mounting
4. Weather conditions
5. Pergola dimensions
6. Components
7. Level of installation complexity

On average, installation of a single pergola takes 2 workdays (±1 day).

On average, installation of a single custom project takes 1 week.

Yes, all pergolas are custom-made, so dimensions are tailored to each project.

The average maximum width of a single pergola is between 4 m and 4.5 m*

The average maximum length of a single pergola is 6 m to 7 m*

* Depends on the pergola manufacturer, model, and other limiting factors.

Multiple pergola models can be combined to create a larger covered area.

Each manufacturer has its own standard color palette. However, if the desired color is not in the standard palette, the pergola structure can be painted in any RAL color for an additional fee.

We offer pergolas in any color you need, though in some cases this may incur additional costs. If you want to match an existing color as closely as possible, ask the supplier of the wooden products for the powder coating code used. Please note that the base material, powder coating parameters, and variations between powder production batches can always result in slight color differences.

Aluminum roof pergolas can be freestanding, mounted against a wall or structure, or integrated into an existing structure or niche.

The type of wall mounting depends on factors such as:

1. Wall
2. Cladding
3. Type of finishing material
4. Pergola model

This is typically assessed on a case-by-case basis following a site survey. In Latvia, threaded rods and chemical anchors or special wood screws are most commonly used.

Each project is evaluated on a case-by-case basis, depending on the type of pergola, its integrations, and the installation location.

Typically, a concrete foundation or a metal structure is used to anchor the pergola’s base, or existing wooden beam structures are specially reinforced.

Yes, the pergola roof can be integrated into an existing structure, but a water drainage system must be provided.

Depending on the model and manufacturer, pergolas can be equipped with a wide range of additions, such as louvers, sliding panels, sliding glass walls, fixed aluminum walls, glass slats, curtains, insect screens, LED lighting, speakers, heaters, and more.

Yes, after the pergola’s basic structure is installed, it is possible to upgrade it gradually; you do not have to install a fully equipped pergola right away. However, it is advisable to plan potential upgrades in advance so that you can choose the right pergola model and dimensions to accommodate these additions. The

best time to start ordering a pergola depends on the situation, but it’s usually 2–3 months before the desired time when you plan to start using the pergola, as this is the optimal time to calmly evaluate everything, prepare, and carry out the installation work.

Additionally, it is advisable to keep in mind that pergola installation during the winter may take longer or, in the event of inclement weather, may be postponed.

Typically, the overall project timeline is calculated during the design phase, taking into account the specific details of the project.

Before installation, our specialists will consult with you and inform you about the necessary preparatory work. Usually, this includes:

1. Selecting and agreeing on the type of footing installation
2. The method of water drainage is agreed upon
3. The necessary power supply must be provided
4. The installation site must be cleared of all obstructions
5. If the pergola is mounted against a wall, ensure the wall has sufficient load-bearing capacity to support the structure’s weight
6. It is advisable to provide access to restrooms and water at the site

This is certainly possible. The best way to do this is to equip the pergola with appropriate side extensions: blinds (Fixscreen), sliding panels (Loggia), or sliding glass walls. Lighting and heating elements are also options that will help you comfortably enjoy the benefits of the pergola year-round.

When you want to control the amount of light under the pergola, you can freely adjust the angle of the roof slats to your desired position. With the Camargue Skye, you can not only tilt but also open the roof slats to one side.

Additionally, when the slats are closed and no light is coming through, you can use the integrated LED lighting.

The fabric used in the Fixscreen is waterproof, so you can leave the blinds down during rain.

We recommend not raising the shades when the fabric is damp, as this will prevent the fabric from drying properly, which may result in stains. If pollen, leaves, or other debris remains on the damp fabric, it may start to mold; therefore, we recommend keeping damp blinds lowered for a while before raising them to allow the fabric to dry.

If the roof slats are not fully closed, you can move them even in freezing temperatures. If the slats are fully closed, condensation between the slats can cause them to freeze shut. In this case, the roof slats should not be moved.

The snow load capacity ranges from 80 to 200 kg/m², depending on the pergola’s size and model. This means that, on average, the pergola roof can support a layer of snow up to 10 cm thick. However, the weight of a 10 cm layer of wet snow can reach as much as 500 to 600 kg/m², so the wetter the snow, the greater the load the pergola roof will be subjected to. Snow that has been there for some time begins to compact under its own weight and also becomes denser.

If you use a grill under the pergola, make sure the roof slats are not completely closed to ensure that the space under the roof is properly ventilated. Smoke from the grill can also leave residue on the slats, which means they’ll need to be cleaned afterward. Make sure that the grill or any open flames are always at least one meter away from the slats or other walls of the pergola. Otherwise, you may cause irreversible damage to the powder-coated finish or fabric.

Pergolas are intended for outdoor use and are designed to be weather-resistant—their frames are made of aluminum and coated with a powder-coated finish.

To extend the life of your pergola’s finish, you can use specialized products, such as the RENSON Maintenance Set. The products in this maintenance kit will ensure that the colors remain vibrant for years to come and provide additional protection against acid rain, the salty coastal environment, and UV rays.

Yes, we perform pergola maintenance and service work.

Most often, no—but every property and situation is unique, depending on the type of construction project and the specific characteristics of the lot — encumbrances, location, the presence of buffer zones, and other factors—so we always recommend consulting with your local municipality on these matters.

Of course, a pergola increases the value of a property, and installing one is often viewed as an investment.