Outdoor living spaces, such as screen porches and outdoor kitchens, are more valuable and more in demand than ever. As people seek to use every square inch of their properties, more and more people are wondering: Which are better, pergolas or gazebos? Given these five benefits, an increasing number of homeowners are answering with pergolas.
Pergolas used to be used exclusively as coverings for decks or patios, but with the onset of the pandemic, people have become much more creative and inventive with their design efforts. Here are several ways COVID-19 has expanded what homeowners are doing with pergolas.
Do you love the look of your pergola but worry it doesn’t provide enough practical shade? Want a convenient, beautiful way to add privacy to your exterior living space? Then Structureworks, a leading industry pergola manufacturer, has exciting news for you! Read on to learn all about their new screen panel systems.
When you think of pergolas, do you think of one kind of structure? Do you imagine a latticed rectangular top with vertical posts for support? This is, perhaps, the most traditional kind of pergola, but today we’re going to be exploring some more unique options and learning just how diverse and creative these exterior structures can be!
Over the years, pergolas have become increasingly popular additions to people’s exterior living spaces. As their popularity has grown and more people have shown interest in them, their designs and utility have changed to accommodate. With that in mind, here’s a little bit about how pergolas on the West Coast today differ from those on the Eastern Seaboard.