FAQ

A electric pergola is a type of pergola with a motorized control system, usually equipped with adjustable awnings, automatic opening and closing of doors and windows, and other features that can provide a more convenient use experience. With the electric system, you can easily adjust the opening and closing status of the pergola to adapt to different weather and needs.

The operation of the electric pergola is very simple, you can easily adjust the awning of the gazebo to operate conveniently and quickly.

Yes, in order to ensure the long-term stable use of the electric pergola, it is recommended to regularly check the electric system, clean the awning and maintain the motor. Specific maintenance intervals may vary depending on the frequency of use and product type.

Yes, the FlexPatio pergola is engineered to endure severe weather. It can handle hurricane-force winds (when properly mounted), heavy snow, intense heat, and rain. With proper care, it's designed to last for over 30 years.

With the louvers closed, the pergola supports up to 25 pounds per square foot of snow. With the louvers open, there’s no limit to the snow load it can bear.

With the louvers closed, the pergola supports up to 25 pounds per square foot of snow. With the louvers open, there’s no limit to the snow load it can bear.

The pergola is certified to withstand wind speeds up to 72 mph with the louvers closed (if properly mounted). With the louvers open, it can handle winds up to 120 mph. For comparison, widespread damage starts to occur at 60 mph, so the FlexPatio pergola is ideal for even the windiest areas.

While the FlexPatio pergola is built to handle typical weather, heavy rain or extreme weather conditions may cause minor leakage. The roof’s S-shaped blades channel rainwater into the built-in gutter system, which directs it down through the legs. In cases of torrential downpours, the system may overflow, similar to how gutters on a house work.

The FlexPatio pergola can be securely installed on a variety of flat, stable surfaces, as long as the space dimensions are appropriate. Compatible surfaces include concrete, resin, paving slabs, wooden or composite decking, porcelain tiles, and other types of tile.

While not mandatory, we recommend placing concrete pads beneath the porcelain tiles where the pergola’s feet will rest. Alternatively, a full concrete base (instead of sand or gravel) can further enhance stability and the pergola's long-term durability.

Yes, the pergola can be moved after assembly. It can also be disassembled if you need to relocate or move to a new home.

The pergola includes 16 expansion screws (0.3") to secure the base. As long as the surface is flat and stable, you can fasten the pergola to various surfaces like concrete, resin, paving slabs, wooden or composite decking, and porcelain or other tiles. For added stability, placing concrete pads beneath the pergola’s feet or opting for a full concrete base (instead of sand or gravel) is recommended to extend the structure's longevity.