Canterbury Contemporary Aluminum and Wood Pergola
The Canterbury Contemporary Aluminum Post Wood Top Pergola will make a stunning addition to your patio. Imagine sipping lemonade with friends under its beautifully crafted wood roof on warm afternoons and playing card games in the evenings with lights strung around the aluminum posts. This premium wood and aluminum pergola spans approximately 12 square feet and measures about 9 feet high. It was designed with careful attention to form and proportion as well as artistic craftsmanship. Contoured roof ends and curved support bars complete the inspiring style while the roof provides an ideal platform for decorative lights and climbing plants.The roof of the Canterbury Contemporary pergola is made of 100% of the highest grade Asia Pacific Mahogany. This extremely durable hardwood species is also referred to as premium Balau or premium Shorea and it’s known for its long-lasting beauty durability and extra strength. For centuries it’s been the premium wood of choice for building ships furniture decks and houses. The Asia Pacific Mahogany wood used to construct this pergola is pre-sealed pre-stained and expertly kiln-dried.Benefits of Asia Pacific Mahogany2 times tougher hardier and denser than many types of hardwood such as teak4 times tougher hardier and denser than many types of softwood such as cedarWell known for long-lasting beautyEnvironmentally friendly and harvested from certified forestsNatural oils in the wood act as preservatives to resist insect attack and decayOnly the premium grade of hardwood which is free of knots is chosenThis pergola comes with a do-it-yourself kit and pictorial assembly instructions. The wood is pre-cut pre-drilled and pre-marked for easy assembly. The high-quality hardware fittings are made of marine-grade stainless steel to withstand constant exposure to weather. Four thick aluminum posts rest on circular bases which provide sturdy support for the pergola structure.About VIFAHIn operation since 1995 VIFAH Manufacturing Company has been
Filed under Pergolas by on Feb 7th, 2010. 
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