A pergola with louvers, glass or pierced panels: how to choose

The pergola of metal louvers gives shade and lets the air through. It is the option for pool areas, villa and apartment terraces, hotel outdoor lounges and restaurant terraces; over a terrace with a sea view, it lets the breeze through.

It is bolted: it arrives in parts cut to measure and is put together on your terrace with bolts.

With a sliding glass enclosure, a timber lattice and light around the edge, the terrace becomes a room that opens or closes. The edge lighting is prepared on our electrical assembly line.

We fabricate and install the structure; the glass and the timber are set by the scope of your project.

Pierced panels close the sides and give shade with a design. They can carry a Seagram design, Cayena, Palms or Taíno, or your own, and light behind the panels depending on the lighting scope of your project.

Structure, roof and panels come from the same plant and the same 3D model, so everything fits on site.

If the terrace is used mostly by day and what you want is shade with air, start with louvers. If you want a room you can close when it rains or when the wind blows, look at glass. If one side of the terrace faces a neighbor, the street or a service area, pierced panels close it with a pattern instead of a wall.

The options combine: a louvered pergola can have pierced panels on the sides.

All three are measured on your site with digital equipment, drawn in 3D so you see the model before we fabricate, laser-cut, painted in the color you choose and installed by our own crew. By the sea, the Plan Costa checks for rust and salt-air corrosion, touches up paint and anchors and tightens the bolts.