Order a Custom Iron Pergola Built to Your Dimensions

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To order a custom iron pergola, you send us photos and rough dimensions, we measure the space on site, and we produce a drawing and written specification for your approval. Once approved, the pergola is built to your measurements in our Tel Aviv factory, finished with protective coating, and installed at your property.

Start with an inquiry and photos

The first step is a simple inquiry. Send us photos of the area where the pergola will stand, from a few angles, along with any rough measurements you already have. Tell us what the pergola is for: shading a terrace, covering a parking spot, framing a garden seating area, or creating a light structure for climbing plants.

Photos help us understand the surroundings, the wall or floor the pergola will attach to, and the direction of sun and wind. Based on this first look, we can tell you what information we need for the next step.

On-site measurement

Once the inquiry is clear, we visit the property to measure. Accurate measurement is the foundation of a pergola that fits well, so we check the span, height, slope of the ground, and the exact points where the structure will connect to existing walls, slabs or footings.

Overall width, depth and height
Positions of walls, columns and existing fixtures
Levelness of the floor or slab
Access route for bringing the finished parts in

Drawing and written specification

After measuring, we prepare a drawing showing the layout, the frame members, the spacing of the slats or roof elements, and the connection details. The written specification lists the materials, profile sizes, finish and installation method in plain language.

Please read both carefully and ask questions. If something does not match what you pictured, it is far easier to change it on paper than after production has started. Structural load requirements are checked with the engineer, and we will tell you when that step applies to your project.

Client approval and production

Your written approval of the drawing and specification starts production. In the factory, the iron and aluminum elements are cut, welded and assembled to the measurements agreed on in the drawing. Each part is checked against the plan before moving to the next stage.

Working to measure means the pergola is made for your space, not adapted from a standard size. This is what makes the final result fit cleanly against your walls and floor.

Finishing: galvanizing and powder coating

Iron pergolas are protected before they leave the factory. Hot-dip galvanizing gives steel a strong layer of zinc that resists rust, and powder coating adds the colour and an extra protective skin. Aluminum elements are finished in the same way for a consistent look.

Choose the colour together with us, ideally after seeing a sample or a photo that matches your facade, so the pergola suits the building and the surrounding garden.

Installation at your property

Our team installs the pergola on site, fixing it to the agreed points and checking that it is level, square and firmly anchored. We clean up the work area afterward and walk you through the structure, including how to care for the finish over time.

Before installation, make sure the access route is clear and that anyone who needs to be home for the visit is available.

Frequently asked questions

How long does the whole process take?

The timeline depends on the size of the pergola and the current workload in the factory. We confirm the schedule once the drawing is approved and production is planned.

Do I need to be home for the measurement and installation?

For the measurement, yes, so we can walk the space together and discuss your ideas. For installation, it helps to be present or to have someone available to confirm the location.

Can the pergola be changed after I approve the drawing?

Small changes are possible before production begins. Once cutting and welding have started, changes are harder, so we recommend reviewing the drawing carefully.

Is iron or aluminum better for a pergola?

Iron offers strength and a classic, solid look, while aluminum is lighter and naturally resistant to corrosion. We will recommend the material that suits your span, use and style.

Common mistakes to avoid

Ordering based on rough measurements alone or skipping review of the drawing often leads to a pergola that does not fit the space. Take the time to check every dimension and connection point before approving.

Our recommendation

Measure the area yourself roughly before the inquiry, but leave the final measuring to us on site so the drawing reflects the real conditions of your property.

Summary

Ordering a custom iron pergola follows a clear path: inquiry with photos, on-site measurement, approved drawing, factory production with protective finishing, and professional installation.

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