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Why is a Metal Pergola Better than a Wood Pergola?

Pergolas are fabricated from an array of materials including wood, vinyl and metal. There are advantages and disadvantages to each material. A wood pergola, for instance, requires extensive maintenance and consists of heavy material limiting where a larger pergola may be constructed. Vinyl pergolas are lightweight and reduce maintenance needs; however, they are less durable than a wood or metal pergola. Metal pergolas, on the other hand, are durable, lightweight, and minimize necessary maintenance. Let’s explore the unique advantages of a metal pergola. Wood pergola vinyl pergola Metal pergola – Aluminum What Metal Is Best for Pergolas? The most prominent metals used in the fabrication of pergolas are steel and aluminum. Both are durable and strong metals. Aluminum is much lighter weight than steel, so it is the preferred fabrication material for today’s modern pergolas. Left untreated, both metals are susceptible to oxidation. Metal pergolas, then, usually receive a heavy-duty exterior coating to repel water. While some manufacturers rely on exterior paint, paint is prone to chipping over time, leaving exposed metal to rust. Here at Azenco we build all of our outdoor living structures from high-quality aluminum and apply a high-quality powder coating for protection. We also customize powder coating to match any home’s exterior color scheme. We can even apply a wood grain to the roof of the structure for a wood feel. Metal louvered roof with a wood grain What Are the Benefits of a Metal Pergola Frame? The pergola frame is made up of support columns and the roof structure can be an adjustable louvered roof or made of insulated sandwich panels to create a fixed-roof pergola. A metal pergola frame is hollow to allow the space to be leveraged for numerous applications. In our pergola designs, we leverage this hidden space to house an integrated pergola gutter system that captures rainwater and channels it to downspouts at the base of the columns. This allows rainwater to be directed away from the patio, keeping the outdoor space dry during heavy rain showers. Integrated gutter What Differentiates a Metal Pergola Roof from Wood? A wood pergola is limited in its functionality. The weight of a wooden pergola roof means it would be difficult to create adjustable lovers from the material, so wood pergolas are static structures. They can be designed with a solid shingled roof for full-time shade, or with static louvers to create some shade, but cannot block out sun and rain. On the other hand, fabricating the structure from lightweight aluminum allows the metal pergola with roof louvers to become adjustable. We incorporate whisper-quiet electric motors to open and close the louvers. This motorized control combined with precision manufacturing practices ensure that our louvered roof pergolas close tightly to create a gapless seal against rain or snow. Why is a Metal Pergola Modern? The greatest advantage of leveraging lightweight aluminum with a hollow frame design is we are able to integrate all kinds of comfort features into our custom designs. Our R-Blade adjustable louvered roof pergola can include a smart sensor array that monitors for rain, and that autonomously closes the roof at the first sign of showers. You can also add a wind sensor to monitor for high winds, and open the louvers to mitigate damage from powerful updrafts. A metal pergola can also hide other amenities in the frame, including motorized retractable privacy curtains or insect screens, LED lighting, infrared heaters, etc. Adding these types of accessories to a wooden pergola would leave wiring and receptacles exposed to view, but a metal pergola hides these components to maintain clean exterior lines. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_sAjrKIvF8 What Projects Require a Metal Pergola Rather Than Wood? Most pergola products, whether a standalone small metal pergola or a metal pergola attached to house, projects are built to create shade for a patio or pool deck and will have their footings buried in the ground. For these terrestrial projects, the overall weight of the structure does not make too much of a difference. A qualified engineer can design a wood or metal pergola to meet necessary structural regulations without worrying about the overall weight of the structure. But, for pergola projects on a deck, veranda, or roof deck, the overall weight of the structure becomes very important to the structural integrity of the deck, veranda, or roof. In these cases, a lightweight aluminum pergola is likely the only solution that will satisfy engineering and permitting codes. Conclusion A modern metal pergola is the ideal outdoor living structure and will bring a new level of enjoyment to a patio, deck, or roof deck. For homeowners and commercial property owners looking to create the most-advanced pergola with motorized functionality, embedded amenities, in a unique location, lightweight-but-strong aluminum is the material from which to choose. DOWNLOAD OUR PATIO COVERS BROCHURE
What Makes a Luxury Pool Cabana?

The backyard pool is one of the pinnacles of outdoor living. The opportunity to slip into the cooling waters after a long day at work, or host family get-togethers is a homeowner’s vision of the good life for many. So, how do you turn your wide-open pool deck into a functional-yet-elegant part of your home’s style? With a luxurious pool cabana. What is a Pool Cabana? The pool cabana creates a shaded poolside space and is a place for guests to change into their suits or relax. The structure usually has a roof and one to three walls with the front of the structure open facing the pool. A pool cabana can be a very basic cloth tent or a more luxurious permanent structure. Permanent pool cabanas can be fabricated from wood. However, wood and pool water do not coexist very well, hence why luxury resorts around the world often turn to aluminum cabanas. For homeowners looking to create shade, privacy and a luxury entertainment space by the pool, a louvered cabana may be the ideal solution. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGArkfDgX0Q Shade on the Pool Deck The primary purpose of a pool cabana is to create shade on the pool deck. With some protection from the sun, family and friends can better enjoy their time by the pool, and the pool deck becomes a relaxation destination rather than simply a path to and from the water. Whereas a permanent wood cabana can create shade, an aluminum cabana can become a far more flexible option. For homeowners envisioning the full-time shade of a traditional wood structure, a fixed paneled roof pergola like our R-Shade delivers a cleaner look and is requisite for all-day shade. To take full control of the sun/shade balance on your pool deck, an adjustable louvered roof pergola near the swimming pool like our R-Blade can allow the homeowner to open the louvers for full sun exposure, angle the slats to create shade, or close the roof completely to block out the sun and rain. K-Bana: Open roof K-Bana: Gapless roof Privacy for Changing, and Maybe a Nap The second main purpose of a pool cabana is to create privacy on the deck. It is important that the structure provides enough privacy for guests to comfortably change into bathing suits. The ability to close up the cabana also makes it a wonderful place to nap by the pool. Many pool shelters accomplish this with manual roll-down curtains. An aluminum cabana, though, takes privacy to the next level. A modern structure can be designed with fixed privacy walls or motorized privacy screens which retract into the pergola frame. Combining fixed rear and side walls with a retractable privacy screen on the front of the cabana can also create the feel of a pool house, while providing secure walls on which to hang artwork, TVs, or decorative plant beds. Pool Cabana Amenities What really amps up the luxury level of a modern cabana is adding amenities that turn it from a simple changing room into a full-blown outdoor living space. Obviously, to bring the amenities of the indoors to the pool deck, a sturdy all-weather structure like a pergola is necessary. With sufficient protection from sun and rain, the opportunity to customize the pool cabana amenities is almost endless. For a luxury resort feel, add some comfortable day beds or couches. If family entertainment is the goal, bringing outdoor dining space, a wet bar, or even a full outdoor kitchen to the patio cover is ideal. What Does It Cost to Build a Pool Cabana? While a simple wood frame and cloth roofed pool cabana could be built for a couple of thousand dollars, to deliver the level of luxury akin to a resort cabana the investment should be on par with a small home addition. Depending on the envisioned footprint of the pool cabana, a product like our R-Shade or R-Blade pergolas may be the ideal solution. Another option that defrays some of the louvered pergola cost is our Azenco K-Bana. Our customizable modular aluminum cabana can be crafted into just about any footprint, and pool owners can then select from an assortment of design options from telescopic sliding walls, a motorized louvered roof, or integrated privacy screens. Since the award-winning K-Bana leverages our self-leveling post bases rather than traditional footings, it can often be erected without the need for a building permit, further limiting project costs. modular K-Bana by Azenco k_bana with privacy walls Conclusion If you are looking to bring your poolside entertainment venue to the level of your favorite luxury resort, then a smartly-designed poolside cabana is the ideal solution. If you would like to explore the design possibilities of our aluminum pergola and cabana lineup, reach out to us. DOWNLOAD OUR PATIO COVERS BROCHURE
What is the Difference Between a Pergola and a Pagoda

The words “pergola” and “pagoda” are sometimes misconstrued as being similar structures. Maybe it is because the words are rather similar, but a pagoda versus pergola comparison is a difficult line to draw. Sure, both are freestanding structures and they share a linguistic flare, but the similarities really end there. That said, pagodas can be a great design inspiration for a pergola project. What is a pergola? A pergola is an outdoor living structure featuring a roof supported by columns. Pergola designs range from solid fixed roof designs to more advanced motorized louvered roofs that adjust to control shade, and block out the rain. Our modern pergolas are fabricated from lightweight-yet-strong aluminum, and powder coated for long-term durability. The most advanced pergolas feature integrated technology ranging from retractable screens to embedded lighting, and smart sensor arrays to automate its operation. What is a pagoda? A pagoda is a multi-level structure featuring wide overhanging eaves at each level. Most pagodas have an internal staircase to reach its uppermost floor. Each level often has lookouts on all four sides where visitors can enjoy sweeping views. Most often seen in East Asian cultures, such as China, Japan, Korea, Nepal, Vietnam, pagodas are often considered spiritual places to pray or reflect. While towering pagodas have an interesting history, the structure itself has also come to reflect a sense of spirituality. Small pagodas can be seen in landscape design often accenting gardens and water features. What are the origins of the pagoda? The origin of the pagoda is traced to ancient India. In Buddhist literature, pagodas were created to preserve the remains of Sakyamuni, the originator of Buddhism. As Buddhism spread throughout East Asia, the design of pagodas evolved from bell-shaped structures in India to more intricate and inelaborate multi-level designs. Pagodas became places to keep an array of relics, and were often destinations for reflection and prayer. Many of the pagodas of Japan and China are particularly recognizable. The oldest surviving pagoda in China, and one of the world’s most recognizable, is the Songyue Temple, situated near the Shaolin Temple. How are pergolas and pagodas similar? Comparing a pagoda versus pergola highlights plenty of differentiation between these structures. Pergolas are open on the sides, while pagodas are enclosed. Pergolas are single story structures, while pagodas soar multiple stories. Obviously, building a multi-story pagoda will require quite an investment compared to a louvered pergola cost. But there are also some similarities, mainly in the use of both structures. For instance, both are places for people to reflect on life’s journeys, and to seek solace from a bustling world. Both can also be truly beautiful architectural structures. Pergola Ideas To Evoke the Pagoda While a multi-story pagoda is unlikely to be the ideal outdoor home addition, the ancient structure can serve as a powerful design inspiration for an outdoor living space. A few pagoda-inspired accents you should consider include: Double-vented roof – Solid fixed roof pergolas can evoke some pagoda inspiration with a double-vented roof design to improve airflow while keeping the patio beneath it dry during rain showers.Decorative corbel end caps – Accenting the pergola frame with decorative end caps, like corbel ends, can evoke the overhanging eaves of elaborate pagodas.Pergola as a place for reflection – Create an outdoor meditation space to relax and recenter in the natural world. Conclusion While a structural comparison of a pagoda versus pergola finds plenty of differences, ancient pagodas can serve as a wonderful design inspiration for your pergola project. If you would like to explore the design possibilities for a new pergola project in your own backyard, contact us today. DOWNLOAD OUR OUTDOOR STRUCTURES BROCHURE
How to Cool an Outdoor Space

According to TheFamilyHandiman.com, outdoor living spaces continue to be a hot trend in home design this year. Spending more time outdoors is a great way to relax and entertain at home, but to make the most of your outdoor living space, it’s imperative that the space be shaded and cool especially in the hot summer months. There are numerous options for homeowners trying to figure out how to cool an outdoor space. Certainly, simply strategically locating your outdoor living space where trees or the home create plenty of shade is an easy way to cool an outdoor space. For those whose outdoor layout doesn’t allow this, though, what’s the best way to cool outdoor space? Let’s explore some options. Plenty of Patio Fan Options Maintaining a nice flow of fresh air throughout your patio is an easy way to bring some cooling sensations to an outdoor living space and patio fans are amongst the most common solutions. Options for patio fans can be quite diverse, a search for “fan for you pergola” will bring you to a dizzying array of options. While portable high-speed fans offer a quick fix, adding permanent overhead patio fans to a porch or pergola is a more stylish solution. When choosing these appliances, it’s imperative they be designed for outdoor use. Fans for outdoor use should be wet rated, which indicates they are sealed against rain and evaporative moisture. Keep in mind that even with a top-of-the-line outdoor fan, the lifecycle of the appliance is only about three years. So, expect to replace it regularly. Screen Varieties for Outdoor Cooling Outdoor patio screens are also a good way to create some shade and cool outdoor spaces. Most often, screens will integrate with an outdoor patio structure such as a pergola, porch or awning. Screens create a cooling effect simply by blocking some sun. They can be made of opaque fabrics to allow some sun penetration, or more dense materials which block the sun entirely. Lowering the shades while using the patio will keep you cooler, and keeping them closed when the sun is beating on the patio will keep pavers or floor materials from heating up and radiating more heat. Portable Cooling Appliances Often, simply creating airflow with a patio fan might not be sufficient for cooling an outdoor space especially on the most-humid days. Technological solutions often provide some added cooling on your patio. Portable appliances like patio misting fans or evaporative coolers might be a viable option for your home. Misting fans are just like those you’ve seen at luxury resorts or theme parks. With small jets feeding a light flow of misting water into the fan they shower down on guests to keep them cool. Home versions of these devices are a fun way to keep cool on the pool deck. Evaporative coolers are best suited to enclosed outdoor living spaces. The opposite of the misting system, they cool the space by pulling humidity out of the air similar to an air conditioner but using less electricity and no freon. Pergolas Create Immense Shade Control If you are one of the homeowners mentioned earlier whose backyard is just swamped by blazing sun all day long, a patio shade structure is going to be among your cool outdoor space ideas. Basic shade structures like shade sails or umbrellas will provide an easy fix, but little flexibility or durability. A modern aluminum pergola will truly provide the best return on your investment to get the most from a patio shade structure truly. With options for solid roof designs that create full-time shade, or a more flexible motorized louvered roof designs that allow you to control the amount of shade on the patio, today’s modern pergolas offer an array of outdoor life enhancements. For example, our unique gapless louvered roof design opens to allow full sun, closes partially to create shade, or will completely block the rain when closed. Modern pergola designs can also integrate other outdoor cooling options into the pergola system. For example, we can design a pergola with integrated patio fans, mount misting systems to the frame around a pool deck, or include retractable shade screens that disappear into the frame when unneeded. Conclusion If you have been trying to figure out how to keep an outdoor space cool, there are obviously plenty of options at your disposal. If you have already found some of the simple solutions like umbrellas or portable fans to be insufficient for your patio cooling needs, contact us and we will have one of our local expert pergola dealers follow up to explore modern pergola options for your outdoor living space. DOWNLOAD OUR OUTDOOR STRUCTURES BROCHURE

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