Pergolas are a fascinating hybrid of open and enclosed space. They can be either freestanding or attached to existing buildings; in some cases they are used to affect a transition between a home and yard, patio or pool.
Whether it is a patio pergola for shade or a garden pergola for plants, Econowise look forward to designing & creating your outdoor structure. Call Now!
We pick some of our favourite plants for growing on a garden pergola.
Experience Mediterranean charm in your own backyard with this elegantly crafted cedar pergola. Its generous capacity for climbing vines and roses showcases more than just classic beauty. With a spacious 63 square feet of interior room and 6' 7" headroom, there's abundant space for people and furniture - all of it PRO-TECT Tested and Proven to withstand winds up to 100 mph."}},"base-catalog-320625860":{"__typename":"BaseProduct 7-ply project panel is assembled with decorative hickory veneer PureBond hardwood plywood is an environmentally friendly, cost-competitive alternative to panels manufactured with urea formaldehyde (UF), which may degrade air quality over time Contains 100% natural wood bonded with a food-grade soy-based adhesive that does not emit toxic air contaminants The decorative top and bottom veneers, measuring approximately 1/50" thick, exhibit the beauty and timeless quality of natural hardwood and are suitable for painting or staining Water-resistant composition has a higher moisture tolerance than UF panels and is less likely to warp than solid wood Allow panel to acclimate to interior climate conditions for several days before customizing - for interior applications only For best cutting results, use an 80-tooth (or greater) table saw blade intended for sheet goods or a carbide-tipped circular saw plywood blade Common: 3/4 in. x 2 ft. x 2 ft.; Actual: 0.703 in. x 24 in. x 24 in. Direction of the grain is the length of panel Each panel weighs approximately 9 lbs. Grade: B-2 - See Grading Guide for additional information Available in additional species- Alder, Cherry, Cedar, Mahogany, Maple, Poplar, Red Oak, Walnut, and White Oak
A fence is the obvious choice, but there are many other ways to design for privacy in the garden. We turned to members of the Remodelista + Gardenista Arch
Now you've decided that you want a pergola of your own, here are some pros and cons on whether you should purchase a prefab pergola kit or build your own.
What type of wood will you choose for your wood pergola kit? This wood pergola guide gives a brief description of two classic choices of wood for pergola kits.
This is a structure that protects someone from mid-day sun rays but in prone to rains and winds. The
