Choosing The Best Pergola Design for Your Garden

1. Choosing The Best Pergola Design for Your Garden

2. Tired of your monotonous and ideal outdoor space? Pergolas are the most affordable and elegant option if you're willing to create a separate space to rejuvenate and relax outside. With the attractive pergola designs, you no longer have to worry about adding value to your space. The first thing you must consider is "what's the purpose of having a pergola?" You can create a pergola for entertaining guests or enjoying barbeques. The shape, size, and design of your pergola can depend on factors like the kind of access, privacy quotient, amount of shade you want, along with how you want to use your available space. Regardless of the pergola's overall finish and texture, it would be best if you considered factors like compatibility of the pergola's architecture and size with your house's overall appeal and aesthetics • How to pick and choose the right material for a pergola? • Wood: Wood is one of the most common and conventional materials used for constructing a pergola. As wood is available in wide varieties, the option of creating a much-needed design can depend on individual choices.

3. Hardwoods are expensive, yet they are perfect for adding bit durability and contemporary appeals to conventional homes. On the other hand, softwood is pre-treated and relatively cheap. You can use it for constructing beams and posts. • You can add a rich texture to your softwood with wood stains. If you're willing to use wood stain, you can use planed wood. You can stain the wood before creating the pergola or before assembling it. If you want to give your pergola a rustic or an organic feel, you can use timber. While wood requires proper maintenance as it's more prone to moisture, termites, or fungi, timber requires minimal maintenance. However, you can use wood preservatives or an effective wooden coating. For wood that's used outdoors, oil-based preservatives can work wonders. Alternatively, you can go for a western red cedar that can naturally resist moisture and pests.

4. Steel: In comparison to wooden pergolas, steel pergolas can cut it to minimize the chances of decay. You can use treated steel to minimize the chances of the material's oxidation, which can ultimately prevent rust or corrosion. From the installation perspective, steel can be installed more quickly than wood as it requires less support and has a low volume. Hence, this makes steel the most popular choice among contemporary homeowners. • Aluminum: The easy to maintain and lightweight features of the alloy make it an ideal choice for pergolas, especially you're living around the sea. As the humidity or salt air of the sea can lead to corrosion of materials like steel, aluminum pergolas will cut it. For more protection and wide color varieties, you can choose powder-coated aluminum. You can also go for a custom pergola.

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