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The Free Pergola Plans
The free pergola plans are intended to show beginners how to build a pergola – from getting ideas, finding tools and materials, and last, but not least, easy step by step construction, creating a low cost, beautiful, free-standing wooden garden feature to enjoy for many years to come.
Building one of these wonderful structures can be very satisfying, as well as great fun, and you definitely won’t need an engineering degree to understand them!
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Rain Sensor
Closes the roof of your pergola when it detects rain to ensure your furniture and anything else underneath stays dry.
Pergola Lane Bottom. Create a relaxing area shaded from intense sunlight with a garden pergola from GardenSite. Pergola Lane Bottom. These are deceptively simple structures but will prove to be an important addition to your garden whether attached to the house or freestanding on the lawn or a similar open space.
Your pergola, with a canvas or slatted roof, will be perfect to shade a terrace, extending your living space by creating a pleasant area where loungers or a table and chairs can be placed and where you will enjoy the dappled sunshine, perhaps additionally refreshed by a summer breeze.
Whether it’s metal or timber framed, you’ll discover plenty of ideas of how best to use these wonderful pergolas whose presence will add interest to any location especially when decorated by climbing plants.
There are many traditional and innovative designs to choose from, metal pergolas with a canvas covering can be quickly assembled for occasional use while the timber pergolas will quickly become a very inviting garden structure.