Create More Room for Everyday Life

Not every useful living space needs four walls.

A well-planned pergola can turn an ordinary patio or garden area into somewhere that naturally becomes part of everyday life — breakfast in the morning, outdoor dining in the evening, time with family or simply a comfortable place to sit outside.Model 163 is particularly suited to residential outdoor spaces where the purpose is not simply to cover an area, but to make that area more comfortable and easier to use.

Start With How the Space Will Be Used

The right pergola size often depends more on lifestyle than on the maximum dimensions available.

For an outdoor dining area, enough room should be allowed not only for the table but also for chairs and circulation.For an outdoor kitchen, the layout may need to consider cooking zones, counters, dining space and walking areas.For poolside use, shade, privacy and the relationship between the pergola and surrounding landscape may become more important.

This is why the pergola should usually be planned around the activity underneath it rather than simply filling an empty rectangle in the garden.

Two Louver Profiles for Different Project Requirements

The 163 system is available with two different louver structures.

A 163 × 35.3 × 1.25 mm flat louver provides a stronger double-layer profile, while a 163 × 33.3 × 1.1 mm curved louver provides another structural and visual option.This gives the project more flexibility than treating every pergola roof as the same system.

A Pergola Should Belong to the House

Proportion, roof height and installation style all influence how naturally a pergola integrates with a property.For residential projects, the best result is usually not the largest possible pergola, but one that feels correctly proportioned to the house, patio and surrounding garden.

Before Requesting a Quote

Consider what you want to place underneath the pergola, how many people normally use the space and whether the area will mainly be used during the day, evening or across different seasons.

These questions often determine the right layout more effectively than starting with dimensions alone.