How to choose your pergola?

There are 3 main types of pergola. To make your choice, you first need to ask yourself where you intend to mount it. Whether in the garden or on the terrace, a pergola can be set up anywhere you like. However, depending on your local authority, the construction will have to respect a certain distance from neighbouring properties. Once you've decided on a location, you have three main choices.

There are many options that can be adapted to each roof. We'll look at the most common roofs.

Whether cotton, polyester, acrylic or micro-ventilated, canvas covers are fairly hard-wearing and inexpensive. The fabric providesshade and is usually water-repellent. You'll find a wide choice of colours. If you opt for canvas, it is best to use micro-ventilated or micro-hollow canvas. It absorbs UV rays. Canvas can be motorised, rollable or retractable.

AKENA is innovating with its panoramic opening roof. The sliding roof lets you enjoy light and space in all seasons. As with the bioclimatic pergola, the sliding roof can be operated manually or motorised. It's a real skylight.

Aluminium pergolas

With its contemporary, modern style, an aluminium pergola adds character to any property. Thermo-lacquered aluminium is very easy to maintain. It has an unlimited lifespan and virtually infinite functionality. A true extension of the house, the aluminium pergola has light, timeless lines.

Wooden and wrought iron pergolas

Traditional and classic, these rustic pergolas require regular treatment. These materials blend easily into the vegetation, but require a lot of maintenance.

PVC pergolas

PVC is a modern plastic. It can be modulated as required, allowing a wide range of creative possibilities. It's easy to maintain, but has a relatively short lifespan.