Steel and aluminium pergolas for terraces, yards and paths — made to the space, freestanding or against the house.
A pergola has no catalogue size: we make it to fit the terrace exactly, with posts where they do not get in the way. We choose steel for longer spans and heavier roofs, aluminium for terraces by the sea where nobody wants maintenance. A pergola can stay open, take fixed metal louvres for shade, or get a metal roof.
We work across Montenegro — Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Budva, Bar and Podgorica. Measuring is free within 60 km of our workshop in Podi.
For longer spans and heavier roofs. Hot-dip galvanised and powder coated in a RAL colour.
Lighter and rust-free, so it suits terraces by the sea where nobody wants maintenance.
On four or more posts — for a yard, pool or separate terrace.
One side is anchored to the wall, so posts are only on the open side.
Angled metal louvres give shade while letting air through.
Profiled sheet or sandwich panels when the terrace also needs rain cover.
Made to the terrace; larger with intermediate posts.
Under the beam, for comfortable sitting and walking.
For steel; aluminium needs a shorter span or heavier section.
Posts anchored into foundations or the slab for wind gusts.
Steel is stronger and better value on longer spans; aluminium is lighter and rust-free but needs thicker sections.
An open frame, fixed metal louvres for shade, or a roof in profiled sheet or sandwich panels.
Posts on concrete foundations or anchored into the terrace slab, designed for the bura on the coast.
Curved steel ribs over a paved walkway, ready for a cover or climbing plants.
Lattice steel frame with arched brackets over a terrace.
White cantilevered louvres shading a terrace with a glass balustrade.
Steel frame with timber slats, installed on a house terrace.
A steel section frame over a terrace, ready for a roof.
Lattice beams and a post in green, beside the terrace railing.
Arched beams follow the facade of a stone house and cover the path.
A pergola is made to the terrace, so we price each one individually. These things matter most.
Any — made to the terrace. The most common are 3×3, 3×4, 4×4 and 4×6 m; larger ones get intermediate posts.
Steel is stronger and better value on longer spans. Aluminium is lighter and rust-free, good by the sea when nobody wants maintenance.
Yes. One side is anchored into a load-bearing wall, with posts only on the open side.
An open one does not. If you need rain cover, we add a roof in profiled sheet or sandwich panels.
We send a drawing and quote within 48 hours. Fabrication usually takes 10–20 days, installation one or two days.
Tell us what you need — we call back within a working day and send a quote with a drawing within 48 hours.
We will call you back on the number you gave within a working day.
By the sea it is the protection that decides, not the thickness of the steel. Before we quote, we ask where the structure will stand and how far it is from the water.
The strongest and cheapest option, but only with galvanising and powder coating. Left unprotected on the coast it rusts within a single season.
For handrails and railings by the sea. AISI 316 where there is salt and spray, 304 for interiors and the inland areas.
Light and rust-free — for lightweight structures and parts that are hard to reach for maintenance.
Immersion in molten zinc protects the inside of the profile as well. Powder coating in your RAL colour goes on top.