Pergola with timber-look louver configurator: separate the louver appearance from the frame material
A pergola with timber-look louvers gives the customer more than one finish decision. The roof’s appearance and the surrounding frame may be deliberately different, so the configurator should not collapse them into a single colour choice.
Separate the louver appearance from the frame material
Compare the louvers from below as well as from the outside. Keep the footprint and camera angle fixed while discussing the roof appearance. Ask whether the customer wants the roof to blend into the frame or create a distinct surface above the seating area.
Matching frame and louvers or a contrasting roof?
A timber-look louver choice should remain distinct from the surrounding structure colour. Compare both from below as well as outside, keeping the roof state consistent. The material description matters: a timber appearance is not a reason to describe the supplied louvers as solid wood unless the actual specification says so.
Keep the finish description accurate across the assembly
Compare a matching frame-and-louver scheme with a contrasting roof using one louver position. Inspect a close corner as well as the whole structure. The frame, roof and fittings should remain separate finish decisions so the customer can say which part of the visual combination they actually prefer.
Use the supplied finish name in the quotation and distinguish timber-look appearance from structural timber. Retain mounting and dimensions while comparing material schemes. This allows the customer to approve a visual preference without accidentally selecting a different frame or roof arrangement.
Pergola with timber-look louvers options to compare
Review the selected model before refining individual details. Available choices can change with the model and earlier selections; the groups below describe the current starting configuration.
Model
- Model
- Comfort
- Premium
- Elite
- Ultimate Pro
- Model - first selection
- Lite
- Comfort
- Premium
- Elite
- Ultimate Pro
Dimensions
- Width & Length
- 3m x 3m
- 3m x 4m
- 3m x 6m
- Height
- 2.47m
Finishes
- Structure color type
- 7016 - Anthracite
- Color type
- Standard
- Custom RAL
Roof
- Slats isolation
- Isolated
- Standard
- Slats retraction
- Retractable
- Unretractable
- Slats direction
- Width
- Length
Openings
- Sides closing - front
- ZIP Screen
- Sides closing - back
- ZIP Screen
- Sides closing - left
- ZIP Screen
- Sides closing - right
- ZIP Screen
Lighting & power
- Lights
- No
- Yes
- Electrical outlet
- Electrical outlet
- electric_position
- Pole
- Profile
Accessories
- Elements automation
- Manual control
- Motorized control
- Rain sensor
- Rain sensor kit
- Ventilator
- Fan
- Remote control
- Remote control
- Heaters
- Heaters
- Services
- Delivery
- Extended Warranty
- Installation
Advanced
- Speakers
- Sound system
- Water outlet
- Water outlet
- speaker_position
- Pole
- Profile
- heater_position
- Pole
- Profile
- water_position
- Pole
- Profile
- Configuration
- Old
- New
Dimension ranges describe the current model controls. Confirm the selected product, final measurements and supplied specification with the manufacturer.
Worked example: a customer brief for pergola with timber-look louvers
For a terrace with timber furniture, save a coordinated louver appearance and a contrasting alternative while retaining the same frame. Record the finish references separately. The proposal should identify the roof system and each surface choice, allowing the customer to revise the visual treatment without changing the agreed footprint.
From pergola with timber-look louvers choices to a clear proposal
Use precise product descriptions on the proposal. A timber-look appearance should not be described as solid timber unless that is the actual supplied material. Record the selected louver and frame finishes separately, together with the roof system and any site questions that require supplier review.
Questions for your pergola with timber-look louvers review
- Louver appearance
- Frame finish
- View from below
- Accurate material description
Useful views for the pergola with timber-look louvers review
Use these inspection views to discuss the arrangement and visible details before approving the specification.
- Main
- Louvre Tilt - NoRetract Roof
- Louvre Tilt - Retract Roof, No Tilt
- Louvre Tilt - Retract Roof
Pergola with timber-look louvers configurator FAQs
How should timber-look finishes be named on a quote?
Use the supplied finish name and actual material. Keep the decorative appearance separate from any claim that the component is solid timber.
How do I compare a timber-look frame with a contrasting roof?
Use the same louver position and camera angle for both material schemes. Record the frame and roof appearances separately. Describe the supplied finish accurately so the customer does not mistake a timber-look treatment for a different structural material.
Put the choices
in the same view.
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