Pergola's

Pergola's are the perfect addition to your outdoor space! A pergola brings your outdoor space an open but natural aspect to your space. They are great for bringing some protection from the outdoor elements and even shade! 

All pergolas can be updated with screens or a full roof as well as great for adding to nature by growing a vine within the pergola. This can also bring some added shade or protection from the elements without being stuck inside.  Take some time to look through our great options!

OUTDOOR MOUNTAIN LODGE COLLECTION

Your  Pergolas can do much more than bring all of your outdoor elements together, they bring families and friends together too. They create an attractive focal point on your deck or in your backyard—a cozy space that begs to be lived in.  The Lodge II Pergola gives the feeling of an authentic mountain lodge. Constructed from premium appearance grade Douglas Fir. Enjoy sitting out under a beautifully crafted structure, while it protects you from the elements.

FEATURES

Add a beautiful outdoor room to your home with these amazing features:

• Select-grade, durable Douglas Fir from Sustainable Forestry Initiative
• Precision cut and finish sanded
• Mocha water-based stained finish
• UV resistant
• Hardware and anchor plates included. Anchor hardware not included.

Optional metal kit roof, Made in the USA

SONOMA PERGOLA COLLECTION

The Sonoma Pergola does much more than bring all your outdoor elements together, it bring families and friends together. Pergola only- optional lattice roof and wall panels sold separately. 

FEATURES

Some of it's features include:

• Select-grade, durable Douglas Fir from Sustainable Forestry Initiative
• Precision cut and ready to assemble
• Redwood oil-based stain
• UV resistant
• Optional lattice shade roof, stainless-steel hardware, and wood privacy wall kit sold separately

Hardware and anchor plates included. Anchor hardware not included.

FAQ's

What is the point of having a pergola?

• Generally, a pergola is a wide-open structure with four support beams, no walls, and a decorative roof design, such as a lattice. For shade or even a touch of shelter from the elements, screens can be added to the roof or walls, although the primary purpose of a pergola is not to shelter its users.

What is the difference between an arbor and a pergola?

• An arbor usually incorporates a trellis into its structure, creating a tunnel-like passageway of climbing plants. ... Pergolas, too, are designed to support climbing plants. Unlike arbors, though, pergolas have posts supporting an open, roof-like structure. They're most commonly used to shade a walkway or a deck.