Automatic pergola with LED
3m
x
6m
x
2.5m
Width:
3m
Length:
6m
Height:
2.5m
Colours:
Anthracite



Width:
3m
Length:
6m
Height:
2.5m
Colour:
Anthracite
In stock
Delivered within 2-7 working days
€5,990
excl. VAT



€5,990



€1,990



€2,790
An aluminium bioclimatic pergola is a modern solution for anyone who wants a garden feature that expands the ways the garden can be used, whatever the weather. The adjustable louvres can be set as needed according to the weather or the desired light conditions.
This flexibility is why bioclimatic pergolas have become popular with owners of family homes as well as operators of restaurants, cafés and hotels. A terrace with this type of pergola can be used practically all year round, not just for a few warm months.
Thanks to the aluminium structure there is also no need for the regular painting or treatment that owners of wooden gazebos and similar shelters know only too well. Practicality is further enhanced by accessories such as integrated LED lighting, which extends the use of such a structure even further.
If you are also planning a hard surface under the pergola, it is worth thinking ahead about the foundations and paving, for example from our concrete products, which create a firm, level base under the whole structure.
Unlike conventional versions, a bioclimatic pergola has a roof made of rotating louvres that can be tilted to various angles. This allows much more precise control of the amount of light, airflow and protection from rain.
Yes, bioclimatic pergolas can be used in winter too. Neither the change of seasons nor the weather affects their functionality, and they can be used all year round. With the louvres closed, the roof acts as a watertight surface that drains water through the gutter system.
As a rule, you do not need a building permit to build a bioclimatic pergola. Usually it is enough to notify your local building authority. There are, however, cases where a permit is required, such as exceeding a built-up area of 50 m2, building higher than 5 m, specific zoning rules that do not allow such a structure, or running a business in the space under the pergola. When building close to the property boundary, obtain the consent of the neighbouring owner to avoid complications.
Yes, aluminium bioclimatic pergolas withstand wind as well as snow loads.