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Q1.What is the difference between an arbor and a pergola?

Whereas arbors act more like doorways that invite you into a backyard or guide you between different areas of the space, pergolas are larger structures that function more like a living space. Pergolas are often equipped with lounge seating, TVs, fireplaces, and other amenities reminiscent of the indoors.

Q2.What is a trellis vs pergola?

A trellis is typically incorporated into gardens, and used primarily for climbers such as grapevines, clematis, ivy, and climbing roses or other climbing plants. The term pergola generally refers to trellis-work which is laid horizontally above head height to provide a partial roof in a garden or patio area.

Q3.What is a gabled pergola?

Gabled pergolas have triangular roofs where the two sides meet in the middle. The gabled system makes a real statement, both from underneath the pergola and from elsewhere in your backyard. It adds style and charm to your home, and the ridged roof makes the area underneath feel extra spacious.

Q4.What is a narrow pergola called?

While an arbor is a smaller structure, pergolas tend to be much larger outdoor shade structures. They include a lattice-style roof that is supported by posts and are used to cover and define larger areas, including entire patios or outdoor seating areas.

Q5.What is a Japanese pergola?

The Japanese Pergola is an exotically designed pergola that will bring a taste of the Orient into your garden. It provides an effective frame for a flower display or water feature, whilst the pagoda style roof allows you to suspend hanging baskets or a storm lantern.