They are the latest trend in open spaces, and for many good reasons. Aluminum is the ideal material to ensure a top-notch success.
Installing a pergola in the garden or on the terrace is the easiest way to transform often little used spaces into comfortable extensions of the house. The months of lockdown and travel limitation have made us re-evaluate the importance of private outdoor spaces and the new trend is undoubtedly to make them more and more comfortable for the whole family.
Everyone can choose the model that best suits their home and their needs between the leaning pergolas and the self-supporting ones, with the plus of the latest ones, the bioclimatic pergolas, which thanks to particular sunshade blades allow you to adjust the sunlight at will.
The ideal material for a pergola? Many are still linked to wood, a material that is undoubtedly aesthetically beautiful and highly ductile, but among the many "pros" there are also "cons", first of all the need for continuous maintenance to repair damage due to weathering. Is it possible to remedy this problem? Yes, by choosing the right material for your pergola: aluminum. In fact, this material, in addition to being simple to work with, durable and light, is also very resistant: once installed, therefore, the pergola will not need periodic maintenance, but will always remain impeccable even if subjected to the continuous stresses of atmospheric agents, from the sun, to the wind, to the rain.
With its lightness, then, aluminum lends itself to the creation of minimal and refined structures, and integrates with any type of architecture, from the contemporary to the more classic style. In a garden or on a terrace, an aluminum pergola amplifies the living spaces for the whole family, because it represents a real extra room surrounded by greenery, where the pleasure of being outdoors is enhanced by the comfort of avoiding light direct solar. In short, a real refuge for young and old.
Choosing aluminum, then, is also a good idea from an environmental point of view: aluminum is a recyclable and potentially reusable material indefinitely, a feature that reduces its environmental impact.
