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3m x 3m Grey Lean-To Pergola with Retractable Canopy3m x 3m Grey Lean-To Pergola with Retractable Canopy
3m x 3m Grey Lean-To Pergola with Retractable Canopy
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3m x 4m Cream Metal Frame Pergola - Outdoor Garden Canopy3m x 4m Cream Metal Frame Pergola - Outdoor Garden Canopy
3m x 4m Cream Metal Frame Pergola - Outdoor Garden Canopy
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3m x 3m Brown Metal Lean-To Pergola3m x 3m Brown Metal Lean-To Pergola
3m x 3m Brown Metal Lean-To Pergola
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Black Lean-To Pergola
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Lean To Pergola FAQs

What is a lean to pergola?

A lean to pergola is a wall-mounted pergola that fixes directly to your home and is supported by posts at the front.

It creates a sheltered outdoor area that feels like a natural extension of your house, making it ideal for patios, seating areas and outdoor dining.

Do lean to pergolas need planning permission in the UK?

In most cases, a lean to pergola does not require planning permission, as it’s considered a garden structure. However, restrictions may apply if your property is listed, in a conservation area, or if the pergola exceeds certain height limits. It’s always best to check with your local authority if you’re unsure.

What’s the best material for a lean to pergola?

This depends on your priorities:

  • Timber lean to pergolas offer a classic, natural look and suit traditional gardens.
  • Aluminium lean to pergolas are modern, low-maintenance and highly resistant to weathering.
    Both options are durable when installed correctly and suited to UK conditions.

Can I add a roof to a lean to pergola?

Yes. Many homeowners choose a lean to pergola with a roof for extra protection from rain and sun. Popular options include polycarbonate roofing sheets or retractable canopies, depending on the style and system you choose.

How do I choose the right size?

Measure the width of the wall you plan to fix the pergola to, then decide how far you want it to project into the garden. Make sure there’s enough clearance for furniture, doors and walkways. Allowing extra space often makes the area far more usable day to day.

Are lean to pergolas suitable for windy areas?

When properly fixed to a solid wall and anchored securely at ground level, lean to pergolas are very stable. Using the correct wall fixings and post bases is essential, especially in exposed locations.

Can I install a lean to pergola myself?

Many lean to pergola kits are designed for DIY installation by confident home improvers. For larger or more complex setups, professional installation may offer extra peace of mind.

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