Motorized Aluminum Bioclimatic Pergola

The adjustable louvered roof of this motorized aluminum bioclimatic pergola is available in two distinct finishes: a wood look, with a grain printed on the metal, or a plain aluminum, without a surface pattern. The supporting structure, square posts and beams, remains aluminum in both cases.

The louvers rest on side rails that allow their synchronized rotation from one end of the roof to the other. The motor, housed in one of the profiles, operates all the louvers without manual intervention. The wood finish reproduces the veins and nuances of natural grain, while the aluminum finish maintains a smooth and even surface.

Placed on a terrace, the structure marks a boundary between the house and the garden. The wood finish visually brings the pergola closer to existing wooden furniture nearby. The aluminum finish, on the other hand, blends more into an environment composed of other metal elements, such as railings or fences.

Motorized aluminum bioclimatic pergola, wood or aluminum finish, in 3x3m or 3x4m

The 3x3m format defines a square area, suitable for a table for four to six people. The four posts are on a restricted perimeter, which is suitable for a medium-sized terrace.

The 3x4m format adds one meter of depth to the previous one. This additional length allows a dining area to be separated from a seating area under the same roof, without an intermediate post.

The choice of finish follows a different logic from the choice of size. The wood grain combines with existing teak or exotic wood furniture, while the plain aluminum matches metal or woven resin furniture. The dimension, on the other hand, mainly depends on the available surface on the terrace.

To organize the space under the roof, a garden lounge set installed underneath complements the structure. The selection of bioclimatic pergolas allows you to compare other finishes and dimensions before choosing a model.

A wood or aluminum finish for a motorized bioclimatic pergola

In direct sunlight, the closed louvers interrupt radiation over the entire covered surface, regardless of the chosen finish. In the open position, air circulates between each louver and limits heat accumulation under the roof.

Aluminum resists corrosion, including under the wood finish printed on its surface. Unlike solid wood, this structure does not require periodic treatment against humidity or insects.

The motorization eliminates the need for manual intervention on each louver when the weather changes. This motorized bioclimatic pergola adjusts its covering in a single maneuver, with the appearance of wood or aluminum depending on the chosen finish.