Garden Pergolas

A high quality softwood is recommended for pergolas. Timber should be pressure treated and you should always look for timber that has a long guarantee.

If it is at the front of your house, yes you will need planning permission. There are other restrictions on height depending on how close it is to your boundary. It is always recommended to check with your local council before erecting a pergola in case there are local restrictions in your area.

Pergolas are so versatile. They can be used to frame walkways or seating areas, create shade in sunny spots or even be used to help your produce grow. Find out more in our best uses for pergola blog.

Pergolas are a brilliant way of extending your living space, making an attractive addition to the back of a home or for use over a paved area. With custom options that are tailored to your space, they cast enough shade to make warmer days more pleasant, providing cover from harsh direct sunlight.

A practical yet attractive addition to any outdoor space, whether you’re looking for a grander wooden pergola to create a point of interest in or intend to use it to complement your home’s exterior, whatever option you choose will end up meaning that you spend more time enjoying your garden. We offer a selection of pergola kits and fixings to add height and depth to any garden, whether freestanding or attached to an existing building. Offered in a range of styles and sizes to suit a range of needs and budgets, browse our range online today.