Minimalist pergola with shade sail
Versatile sunshade
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I built a minimalist pergola with shade sail to protect us from the summer sun while enjoying our garden patio.
Its big advantage: The shade sail is attached to the pergola with magnets.
If needed, I can quickly take the shade sail down to store it during the winter months or inclement weather.
For the pergola, I used four pieces of square timber as corner posts.
The simple roof structure consists of T-irons so the magnets will adhere.
It would also be possible to construct the roof structure from wood.
For the magnets to still hold, it would be necessary to screw-mount small metal plates with hole
in the desired spots.
Material for the sunshade
Instead of the classic shade sail, I opted for awning cloth and bought it cut to size. This way, it has the perfect dimensions for my DIY pergola. The fabric is attached to the T-irons with the help of strong block magnets Q-46-30-10-N.Versatile lighting
In addition, this battery-operated LED-light can be positioned anywhere. It hangs from a hook magnet BD-FTN-20 which adheres to a ring magnet R-27-16-05-N placed on top of the fabric panel.Notes from the supermagnete team
- Neodymium magnets will start to rust during prolonged outdoor use. Rubber-coated neodymium magnets are the only exception since they are completely water-resistant.
- Instead of awning cloth, one could also use the product Alunet 3 x 6 m as a sunshade for the pergola.
- A similar structure is shown in the customer project Mosquito tent.
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