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FIBERGLASS PERGOLA

  • Fiberglass Pergola Materials from Fence & Deck Supply

SPECIAL ORDER

Fiberglass Pergolas are durable, low-maintenance alternatives to wood

Fence & Deck Supply specializes in pergolas, including fiberglass. Select from multiple configurations to build a beautiful pergola. Come see examples in our showrooms. Full, ready-to-assemble kits are available by special order. 

Why Buy a Fiberglass Pergola

Our protruded fiberglass structures carry a Lifetime Warranty and will never rot, warp, twist, split or become weak in the joints because the fiberglass material does not expand and contract through the change in seasons or allow moisture and insects to penetrate it’s surface.

Our fiberglass components are pound-for-pound stronger than steel but much lighter than wood.  They have twice the heat distortion index of PVC/vinyl and the freeze thaw cycle will not cause our systems to become brittle and fall apart. Fiberglass is also not susceptible to permanent denting like aluminum after a simple hail storm but instead will absorb a significant blow without effect.

DESCRIPTION

2- 2" x 7 1/2" Double Support Beams
2" x 7 1/2" Rafters 16" on Center
1 1/2" x 2" Shade Planks
10" Square Posts

KIT DIMENSIONS

10x10, 12x12, 12x14, 14x14, 14x16, 16x16 Custom sizes available

Fiberglass Pergola Benefits

  • Easy to install
  • Low-maintenance
  • Will not rot, crack, or split
  • Weather and insect proof
  • Won’t contract or expand with temperature
  • Hollow beams allow for internal wiring
  • Supports any type of vine or climbing plant
  • Limited lifetime warranty

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END CUTS

Napa End-cut
Windsor End-cut
Spartan End-cut
Kensington End-cut

COLORS

Sherwin Williams (SW) color codes below match Trex Railing colors

SW 6258

Charcoal Black - Fiberglass Pergola Color
Trex Railing Classic White

SW 7019

Gravel Path

SW 9088

Trex Railing Rope Swing

SW 9100

Tree House

SW 6076

Vintage Lantern

Installation Guidelines

  • Installing the threaded rod into the anchor coupler: Use two people to perform this step: one to lift the column up and hold it steady and another to insert wooden blocks and guide the rod into the coupler. Raising the column about 8″ off the ground will allow to reach in and position the rod into the anchor. Use blocks to hold up the column. Use another person to hold the column steady while you position the rod into the anchor. Turn the rod several times to secure it into the anchor coupler before removing the blocks. 
  • Placing the top plate/column cap: Hold the cap and the column together to line up with the threaded rod. The rod will go through the hole into the top plate. This may require tilting the top of the column slightly to line up.
  • Securing the column: Do not overtighten the nut on top of column. If the top plate bows inward while fastening the top nut, loosen it slightly.
  • Avoid bowing the rafter supports: Set the clutch on your screw driver or drill at a point where the self-tapping screws do not cause the fiberglass rafter supports to bow. These parts are hollow and will flex inward if there is too much tension from the screws.
  • Fastening deck plates: If you are installing the pergola on top of a deck, make sure lag bolts you select are long enough to go all the way through the deck boards into joists below. You may need to install additional joists below the deck to ensure the lag screws are secured into the framing not just the deck boards.

Tools You Will Need

  • Hammer
  • Electric Hammer Drill
  • 5/8″ Concrete Drill Bit
  • 13/16″ Wrench
  • Portable Cordless Drill
  • #2 Square Drive Bit
  • 5/16″ Socket Head Bit
  • Pair of Pliers
  • 3/8″ Socket Head Bit
  • 3/16″ Drill Bit
  • 1/8″ Drill Bit
  • 15/16″ Socket
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