Pergolas by Sunair to Beat the Heat

A traditional pergola originates in ancient times, and their adaptations have served as extensions of structures to simple garden features. Still, the common thread is that there is always an aspect of intertwining with nature, whether through controlled growth of vines or by hanging plants from the slats that make up the covering of the structure. This creates filtering of the light without dulling the light that does come through, making an excellent, shaded, yet vibrant outdoor living space.

Pergolas in fashion today typically fall into one of two camps: simple decorative garden pergolas that provide more form than function and pergolas designed to accent outdoor living spaces that don't necessarily incorporate the typical foliage and greenery to create shade but relatively lightweight fabricated covering like canvas or lattice. Materials used to make the main structure of most modern-day pergolas vary from vinyl to wood and various metals. Of course, all of these materials have their pros and cons. You don't have to figure out what will work best or which materials will last the longest because Sunair is the solution.