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Screened In Pergola Pergola Design Ideas Rustic Pergola Arbor Roof

Pergola / August 26, 2018 / JulietteHughes

Screened In Pergola Pergola Design Ideas Rustic Pergola Arbor Roof

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Kits are a great way to get started with your pergola construction with the least amount of funds or labor. People looking to add a pergola to their property while remaining price conscious will most likely opt to purchase a pergola kit instead of designing planning and constructing a pergola from scratch. There are many advantages to kits and if you are willing to hand over the design and style to a manufacturer. They are standardized designs that are prepackaged and shipped conveniently to simply be installed by the recipient. There is no time wasted searching for the correct materials or following construction schematics.
The shape of pergolas tends to vary depending on the area they cover. Some pergola kits come with extensions that can be used for modifying the shape when required. Pergolas have been used in dwellings for centuries classically to add a shaded walkway to link pavilions or to allow a sitting area which allows the breeze and sun to filter through. This amazing addition to a home will not only add to comfort it can be an attractive bonus to the resale value of the home. Any open space around the home may be used as an invitation for a pergola. Over the years pergola structures have adapted to the area so that there is a large variety in designs.
Application of a water repellent preservative with fungicide is an excellent idea before painting because it prevents absorption of water by wood which may cause decay. Here are the steps to paint a Pergola: Remove the furniture and any decorations you may already have. If there are growing and climbing vines protect them with plastic sheets and tie them up so that they will not be in the way. Also remember to water them if the painting takes more than a few days. Wear a mask a head cover and protect your eyes with safety glasses. Also wear an apron or old clothes to protect from paint splashes.