Wall Mounted Pergola with Retractable Canopy 3m x 4m

Instructions didnt work for our application however it was a full day for my partner and I to erect. Perfect for a shady spot. Not good for Taranaki wind!

The instructions are a disgrace. They have incorrect dimensions on the plans, which add to the confusion. I had a registered builder lined up to install. On arrival he said he could not construct this product with any guarantees. I still have an unerected product on my property.

The product is great - its probably not as sturdy as it looks but its not too bad. Definitely recommend retracting it in high winds and rain. Two things, worth noting - where the tie off hook is for the cord, the screws didn't go in nicely for me so i had to replace with self-tappers. Also the instructions were incorrect as per below, but have a read and be cautious of the measurements before you start drilling. Other than that - love it. The colour was a perfect match for my house.

Absolutely stoked with my pergola looks amazing and works perfect and fits perfectly over our concrete patch

Good service and good product. Highly recommended!

apart from the dimension error that everyone else mentioned. the product is worth to purchase

Fantastic product, easy to install. And great value for money.

We have a large, sunny but uneven deck that needed shelter, and this wall mounted pergola is perfect. It means we can now use the deck on a hot sunny day without having to squeeze around an umbrella. We live in a windy location in Wellington, so we just 'fold' the canopy away when we don't need it and we don't have to worry about the wind catching it. It was easy for 2 people to install.

We are experienced tradies but took a lot longer putting up our pergola than we should have. There were 2 holes for bolts that hadn't been predrilled, also the instructions were quite difficult to make out. Now it's up it looks great and works well, although I think a pulley attached to the post would be good so you don't have to put the cord securer so high up. Also perhaps it needed a few more rollers for the canopy so it doesn't hang down so far (we have it in front of a window) , so we have it rolled up and secured higher with bungee cords when it's retracted.

It was a bit of a mission to put up as I had to make 2 concrete pads for the legs then dyno bolt to the house. problem was the holes were only 25mm away from the edge of the windows so had to make 2 steel brackets so brick and rough cast wouldn't shatter when I tighten dyno bolts up. Defiantly a 2man job. Now it is up it is just awesome and everyone wants to know where I bought it