Aluminum Bioclimatic Pergola

The structure of this aluminum bioclimatic pergola relies on square posts connected by beams that support the adjustable louvered roof. Three finishes are available for the entire structure: black, beige, or gray. The louvers and posts always share the same shade, with no contrast between the roof and the uprights.

The louvers align side-by-side along the entire length of the roof and pivot around a common axis. The side beams conceal the rotation mechanism, with no visible parts on the sides of the structure. The posts, positioned at the four corners, transfer the weight of the roof to the ground without additional support.

Placed on a terrace, the pergola forms a clean frame that defines the covered space. The chosen color—black, beige, or gray—changes how the structure stands out against the wall or vegetation in the background. Once the louvers are closed, they form a continuous surface above the furniture placed underneath.

Aluminum bioclimatic pergola available in 3x3m, 3x4m, and 4x4m

The 3x3m format occupies a square area, suitable for a medium-sized terrace. The four posts fit within a confined perimeter, which is suitable for a location close to a wall or fence.

The 3x4m format adds one meter of depth to the previous one. This extra length allows for separating a dining area from a seating area under the same roof, without intermediate posts.

The 4x4m format covers a larger area, designed for a terrace that accommodates multiple uses simultaneously. The choice of dimensions depends on the available space, while the choice of color depends more on the wall or ground against which the structure will be installed.

To furnish the space under the roof, an outdoor lounge set placed directly underneath complements the structure. The selection of bioclimatic pergolas allows for comparing other dimensions and finishes before making a choice.

Three finishes—black, beige, or gray—for an aluminum bioclimatic pergola

When facing direct sun, closed louvers block radiation across the entire covered surface. In the open position, air circulates freely between each louver, limiting heat accumulation under the roof.

Aluminum resists corrosion, even on a terrace edge exposed to repeated rain. The three finishes—black, beige, and gray—retain their original hue without additional maintenance treatment season after season.

Black creates a sharp contrast against a light-colored facade. Beige approximates the mineral tones of a stone terrace. Gray blends into a planted environment without dominating the decor. This aluminum bioclimatic pergola thus adapts to different outdoor contexts, depending on the chosen finish.