Pergolas: ton du bois - bois clair; matériaux de première qualité - acier

Cet ensemble de support de pergola tout-en-un est fabriqué en acier massif de 0,1 pouce d'épaisseur avec une finition thermolaquée durable pour offrir une excellente résistance à la rouille et aux intempéries pour une exposition extérieure à long terme. Dotée de supports d'angle à trois degrés inclinés à 15 degrés, la quincaillerie prend en charge la conception du toit incliné qui permet un écoulement efficace de l'eau de pluie pour éviter l'eau stagnante sur la pergola. Les trous de fixation pré-percés simplifient l'assemblage et les raccords sont universellement compatibles avec le bois d'œuvre standard de 3,6 x 3,6 pouces pour construire des pergolas murales en bois de 10 x 10 pi, 10 x 12 pi ou 10 x 13 pi. L'ensemble complet comprend 2 supports à trois voies à 15 °, 2 bases de poteau au sol, 2 plaques de fixation murale, ainsi que 128 vis autotaraudeuses et 16 boulons d'ancrage à extension pour une installation complète. Après avoir fixé le bois d'œuvre avec ces raccords en métal robustes, les utilisateurs peuvent installer un tissu d'ombrage extérieur pour créer un espace de détente couvert confortable près du mur de la maison, du patio et du porche.

Vous en avez assez de votre patio de rêve ruiné par la pluie et la rouille? Une configuration fragile peut transformer votre évasion extérieure en une source d'inquiétude constante. L'ensemble de pergola Outsunny offre une tranquillité d'esprit avec ses supports de pergola en acier robuste et une pente intelligente de 15 ° pour le drainage de la pluie. Cet ensemble complet, y compris la base de poteau, offre une extension fiable, sèche et sans couture pour votre maison.

I absolutely love this pergola kit to do your own over a patio space, but, the instructions in giving one any kind of direction on how long it takes and really showing someone what they have to do were so, so poor. Said it would take a half hour. How about a couple of hours just to figure out how long the would needs to be then a day and a half to actually finish it. Not everyone is going to have a stone patio already in place so we will take some time away for that portion. We used redwood 4 x 4’s and had to remove the stones already in place and we took deck blocks and made it so they went upside down and placed them in the three holes we had removed the stones from so we could drill and place the hardware on the deck blocks to make them secure. The one thing that we found when trying to attach them into concrete there is not enough room to attach your hardware to it. So you have to drill your hole with a concrete 716th drill bit which also not mentioned so we had to buy a couple sizes till we had that figured out and then the picture shows us putting it into the metal piece and then hammering it into the wholes where it expands and holds it in place like a milky screw does in drywall. The other thing was how easily the screw heads would just snap off when you started screwing them into the wood. They give you plenty of hardware but we still had to go buy more as that was a huge issue so many broke and found no instructions on where to really start placement of pieces. We had to take sections apart just to attach a piece that was already in place to have the 4 x 4. If my daughter in law wasn’t good at figuring this out I might be on it for a few months, she did a beautiful job and it looks amazing and I can’t wait to put up lights next to give the ambiance I’m looking for. Do better with instructions and better hardware . An amateur would get so frustrated trying to get those screws into the cement to make it secure we did a lot of “You tube videos to get it done. And it is very beautiful when or if you get it finished.. Linda. Mead, WA. Thu May 07 2026