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A good option for homeowners looking to transform their garden on a budget, the Outsunny Aluminium Pergola is one of the most affordable pergolas on this list. This pergola measures 3 x 3 m, with a height of 2.23 m. Aluminium pergolas usually have either an open roof, a louvred roof or an adjustable fabric canopy. Some pergolas can have a static fabric canopy which can’t be moved. Powder-coated steel has the advantage of being lightweight and corrosion-resistant, although you will have to take care to avoid scratches. Steel can add a contemporary edge to the structure and your garden décor as a whole. It’s important that you carefully measure the space you have available before investing in a pergola. If your pergola is too small, you’ll find it difficult to arrange your furniture in the shade. If it’s too large, the rest of your garden may look small.
Pergolas, often confused with arbours, awnings and even gazebos, are outdoor structures consisting of vertical columns that support a ceiling grid. This grid can either be left open, or covered with a canopy. Whilst a canopy will provide full shade, leaving the ceiling grid open will offer more sun.For small and medium gardens, this 3 x 3 m Angel Living Aluminium Pergola is a great choice. It’s made from dark grey powder-coated aluminium that gives a modern, understated finish. The overall look is chic and smart, perfectly complementing contemporary garden furniture. The freestanding and relatively compact design means this pergola can be installed almost anywhere. It measures 3 x 3 m so it’s perfect for standard gardens. It is 2.4 m tall which ensures there’s ample headroom underneath. A square or rectangular wooden pergola surrounded by exotic plants and bamboo is a perfect fit for a Japanese-inspired garden. For flexibility, choose a freestanding pergola . You’ll have more choice when it comes to size, orientation and location as they can be installed anywhere in your garden. Freestanding pergolas are also a great choice if you want to use the pergola as a main focal point in the garden. Pergolas help you make the most of your garden, providing light shade in the hotter months whilst also creating an inviting focal point – an area perfect for socialising and relaxing. Some pergolas will even protect you and your garden furniture in a rain shower, meaning you can enjoy your outdoor space even when the weather turns!
If you’ve got a little more space, 3 x 3 m pergolas can also be suitable for small and medium gardens. As a rough guide, you can probably seat four to six people under a 3 x 3 m pergola. The canopy is made from polyester which is durable, UV resistant, fade resistant and water repellent. Light rain showers are no problem – the canopy can simply be pulled across if you’re determined to stay outside whilst the rain passes! The canopy can also be completely removed and stored when required. The aluminium frame is powder coated and resistant against rust. Each part is easy to lift, which makes assembly a reasonably straightforward task as long as you have a few extra pairs of hands. Assembly takes around five hours. All tools come included and there are four pre-drilled holes on the leg bases that allow you to secure it to the floor. Roof styles vary as well. For a good combination of affordability, versatility and shade, I recommend an adjustable fabric canopy . These are usually made from polyester. Adjustable fabric canopies can be used to create full or partial shade and are easy to alter. They are usually shower resistant, so should protect the interior from light rain.Wrought iron can add an elegant touch to your outdoor space. These models must be anchored to both a wall and the ground.
On the subject of weather, this pergola is also waterproof. There are integrated rain gutters and adjustable gutter heads, so you can still enjoy this pergola in very heavy rain. Plus, who doesn’t love the sound of rainfall on roof panels?! The only thing to note is that there will likely be a small gap between the frame and the wall of your home, so some rainwater may be able to get through. Some users have reported sealing this area with silicone. Value for money - pergolas are remarkably low priced and are a very cost-effective garden building investment that will add appeal when selling your home Pergolas, arbours and gazebos can appear similar, but there are a few key differences between these outdoor structures.For classic, English country garden style choose a round or hexagonal pergola made of wrought iron. Don't forget a pergola can also be covered with climbing plants. Once you’ve got the potential dimensions in mind, use markers to work out where the corners of the pergola will go. Thanks to this tilting louvred roof, this pergola can protect against a range of weather conditions. When the sun is shining, the louvres can be fully opened. If you’re after a bit more shade, the louvres can be partially closed. They can also be fully closed if the weather suddenly turns. Adjusting the aperture of the louvres is easy, using the twistable handle that hangs down (much like operating a window blind). Form of extension - an attached pergola to the home could be bought instead of a permanent extension, this is ideal for dining and entertaining and At Hayes we sell pergolas made from timber, aluminium or steel. Not only are all of these materials extremely hard wearing but having a choice means you can find a pergola to fit the style of your garden. Anthracite coloured frames constructed from steel or aluminium add to a more modern aesthetic, and traditional timber pergolas are a classic addition to lush green country gardens. Our pergolas come in several sizes, from small shelters to house barbecues or dining tables , to 6 metre pergolas that cover large patios.
Climbing plant support - grow climbing plants such as clematis, ivy, and wisteria, which will benefit from the support the pergola provides It’s a suitable size for small/medium gardens and patios. Boasting a contemporary design with a retractable canopy roof, the pergola can be adjusted depending on the amount of shade you’re after. If you’d prefer more sunshine, the canopy can be retracted. Alternatively, the canopy can be pulled across if the sun gets too strong. The canopy itself is made from high quality PA coated fabric which is both water resistant and UV resistant, protecting both you and your garden furniture. This pergola is capable of offering protection even in rainy weather. When the louvres are closed, the roof doesn’t let water through – likely to be a useful feature during our variable UK summer weather! This pergola has an integrated water drainage system on its flat roof that gently directs the water off the sides as opposed to down on top of you.Finally, we come to aluminium pergolas. These are our top choice for garden pergolas, for good reason. Aluminium offers the stability of a wood coupled with far less maintenance. They are rust-resistant and are available in a range of colours to suit both traditional and contemporary gardens. If your pergola is near to your property boundary, you’ll need to ensure it doesn’t affect your neighbours. Oftentimes in the UK, structures that are within 2 m of the property line need to be under 2.5 m high. Otherwise, planning permission may be required. If you’re unsure, it’s worth reading the regulations for your local area. Measuring the Space These easy-to-assemble, aesthetically-attractive garden structures can totally transform your outdoor space. Aluminium pergolas are loved for their ease of assembly and contemporary look. There’s a huge range on the market in various styles and designs. Aluminium pergolas are available in a range of sizes. The most popular size option for domestic gardens is 3 x 3m. This is generally spacious enough for a coffee table and a few chairs, or a small dining set. You can fit around four to six people under a 3 x 3m pergola. Wind protection is also very important. A high quality pergola that’s correctly put together should be stable and strong. Freestanding pergolas tend to be less wind resistant than lean-to pergolas, but unless you live in an extremely exposed area, both styles are considered appropriate.
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