Wall mounted pergolas fix directly to the house, turning the strip of patio outside your back doors into a sheltered, defined seating area. Because a lean to pergola borrows the wall for support, it needs fewer posts and keeps more of your paving clear for furniture.
Each solid timber frame creates a natural home for climbing plants, festoon lights or shade canopies, softening the step between kitchen and garden. Wood also weathers into its surroundings in a way that metal framing never quite manages.
Choose a width to match your patio doors, or run the frame along the full length of the wall for a veranda feel. Fixing to sound brickwork is essential, so check your wall before you order.
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A wall mounted pergola fixes directly to the house, with the wall carrying part of the load. Because a lean to pergola borrows the wall for support, it needs fewer posts and keeps more of your paving clear for furniture. Fixing to sound brickwork is essential, so check the condition of your wall before you order.
It turns the strip of patio outside your back doors into a sheltered, defined seating area. The solid timber frame creates a natural home for climbing plants, festoon lights or shade canopies, softening the step between kitchen and garden. It's ideal where you want an outdoor room without giving up paving to extra posts.
Choose a width to match your patio doors for a neat, framed look, or run the frame along the full length of the wall for a veranda feel. Measure the wall and the clear paving in front of it, allowing space for furniture beneath, so the finished pergola sits comfortably against the house.
Yes. Since a lean to design relies on the house for support, fixing to sound brickwork is essential. Check your wall for cracks, loose render or spalling before you order, and make sure the substrate can hold the fixings securely. If you're unsure, have the wall assessed before committing to a wall mounted pergola.
Wood weathers into its surroundings in a way metal framing never quite manages, blending the structure into the garden over time. The solid timber frame also gives climbing plants, festoon lighting and shade canopies a natural home. For many gardens the warmth of timber suits the transition from kitchen to patio better than metal.
