Pergolas

Motorised Louvered Pergolas

Open to the sky on warm afternoons, sealed against the rain on Yorkshire evenings, at the touch of a button.

A motorised louvered pergola turns your patio into a true outdoor room. Premium aluminium blades tilt to control light and ventilation, then close completely to keep the rain out. Add LED lighting, infrared heaters and zip-screen side walls and you've extended your living space, all year, every year.

Tilt, Open & Close

Aluminium louvre blades rotate up to 135° to control light and airflow, and close fully to a weather-tight seal in seconds.

Lighting, Heating & Screens

Integrated perimeter LEDs, infrared heaters and motorised zip-screens turn it into a comfortable space well into the evening.

Bespoke Sizing & RAL Colours

Free-standing or wall-mounted, in any RAL colour to match your home. Up to 4.3m × 6m per module, link multiple modules for larger spans.

Frequently asked questions

What does a louvred roof actually do in rain?
Closed, the blades interlock and drain into the frame, so the space underneath stays dry and the water leaves through a post. Open, they let heat and light straight through. That switch is the whole point of the system.
How are the blades controlled?
By remote handset as standard, with wall switch, app control and rain or wind sensors available depending on the range. Sensors close the roof automatically when weather arrives, which matters if the pergola is at a second property or a business.
Will snow damage the louvres?
The frames are engineered for a snow load, and the sensible practice in heavy snow is to leave the blades closed so the load is spread across the frame. We set that out at handover rather than leaving customers to guess.
Can a pergola be free standing over a hot tub or seating area?
Yes, and that is a common request. A free standing frame needs proper bases, and where a hot tub sits below we allow for steam venting and specify fixings that cope with the chemistry.
How does a louvred pergola compare with a glass veranda on price?
A louvred roof sits above a fixed glass roof of the same footprint, because it is a mechanical structure with motors, blades and controls. What you buy for the difference is control over light and heat rather than a fixed compromise.
Do pergolas need planning permission?
Free standing garden structures usually fall within permitted development limits on height and coverage, but boundaries, conservation areas and listed buildings change that. Check with your local authority before you commit.

Ready to Transform Your Outdoor Space?

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