Steel gives slim profiles and huge strength. Here is how to use it in modern and industrial pergola designs.
Steel is the strongest pergola material. It allows thin posts and beams, long spans and sharp modern lines. Combined with wood rafters or louvers, it creates a refined, contemporary look.
Steel needs good finishing to resist rust. Galvanizing, powder coating and quality paint systems protect it, and details that shed water help. We coordinate with fabricators for custom pieces and plan footings for the stiffer, heavier frame.
Slim posts and long spans.
Powder coat or paint in many colors.
Galvanizing and coating systems.
Clean lines.
Shapes made to fit your plan.
Steel with wood rafters.
Size your lumber, plan your layout or ballpark a budget.
Pergola Lumber and Materials CalculatorEnter the size and post count to see posts, beams, rafters and the board feet to plan for.Try it 
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Pergola Project Budget PlannerPick a project and a size and get a ballpark planning range.Try it Quality coatings prevent rust, and touch-ups handle scratches.
Yes, and we plan equipment and footings for it.
Yes. It is a popular combination.
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