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PERGOLA
Standard Standard Standard Recommend Recommend
Awning Style Type Frame Widths Projections Application Fabrics to
Colors Use
Pergola White,. Through . 10',12', Restaurants, Para,
Large Desert Sand, ~pet 14' , Large SunbreUa,
Patio Brown, section 16', 18', Residential Dickson,
System Si Iver~ J~J 20' Patios &
Forest Green Weblon CP
,1'~, ',General
The Pergola'terrace awning tsdesigned for: restaurants, cafes, and large residential terraces.
The PERGOLA system is permanentsun-s.hading system with a retractable fabric. The Pergola
opensclt1dclosesby meansofa tubular motor. A'spring/cable system built into the profiles ensures
that the fabric is alwaY,~sufficiently taut,. both when moving as well as stationary. With sufficient
angleor'slopeonthe fabric (15 degrees,. or 3/12 pitch), the awning can also be used as protection
against moderate rainfall. 'Multiple units can be added together for wider_widths.
2. The fabric (Two types offabric are used)
Acrylic fabric such as Para, Sunbrella, and Dickson is available. The fabric resists mold and rotting,
with water-resistant and dirt repelling qualities. It is available in a variety of colors (solids and
stripes). Sunbrella Firesist & SunbrellaPlus is also aV.ailable asa.n upgrade.
'V:inyl'fabric such as W~blon Coastline plus is available. This vinyl laminated fabric Offers water
resistance and is certified for flame resistance. The fabric is available in solids and stripes, and
seams are heat se.aled rather than sewn.
. 3. The side guides
The side: guide extrusions are.manufactured from thi'ck~walled powder coated extruded aluminum.
The awning can therefore be manufactured with projections of up to 6 meters or 20 ft. .
4. The box
_ The fabric is concealed' in an aluminum box. The measurements of the box are 225 x 285mm. The
x is'closed all around. and provides complete protection for the fabric. Attachment to the wall is
p"rovided by two brackets ,at each end of the box cassette. The brackets are hinged, and the box can
be installed at any angle as required. The maximal width ,of each sectio'n or box is 14. ft.
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PERGOLA EXPLODED VIEW
t. Box cover
2. Nylon cable pulley
3. Roller tube
4. Cap 78mm
5. Nylon bearing support
6. Steel bearing ,support
7. Fastening bracket side frame
8. _Shank for fastening bracket
9. ' Side frame right
1,0. Closing cover carriage end cap
11. Holding suppo'rt guide
12. Cover plate for gu ide
13. Guide profile
14. Cable guide with fork
15.. Steel spring
1 nd profile
,1 i .dOx fixed part
18. Motor drive
19". Motor
20. Box reinforcement fix & cover
, 21. Motor crown
22. Motor Bracket
23. PVC Spring covering profile
24. Covering for end profile
25. Cable guide upper side
26. Strip Bearing ,
27. Carriage wheel
28. Carriag'e end profile
29.' Cable wheel carriage end profile
30. Cover of carriage end profile
31 .N/ A
32. N/A
33. Covering plate for turn over wheel
34. Fast strip-bearing cap
35. I ntermediate roll
36. Bearing roll
37. Bearing plate
38. Bend side guide (internal)
39. Bend wheel small
40. Bend wheel big
41. Bend side guide (external)
42. Floor mounting support
43. Side frame left
t 4[. ... PERGOLA SIDE VIEW:
NOTE: PROVIDE THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION WHEN ORDERING THE'
H' = Height at wall
h = Height of posts
D = Roll able fabric length (Max 24 ,ft.)
U = Projection as measured straight out from wall
G = Height under front bar
NOTE: Provide angle of slope
The actual projection ordered and supplied is the actual slope of the
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