Does your pergola have a positive fall?
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Having a pergola in the garden or in the yard is a way to grow the house and take more advantage of these spaces. In addition, it is an economical way to decorate these places and benefit of the many advantages that it has.
Advantages of having a pergola
In Toldos Guardamar we are specialists in pergolas, and all those who have decided to own one of these products may have many benefits, such as a separator to differentiate one part of the garden from another, can be decorated with climbing plants so they have a better aspect, and can even be a great place to hold family meetings protected from the sun or summer rain.
If we talk about pergolas, we must take into account many related aspects, such as, for example, the positive fall. You do not know what it is? In this article we want to share that information with you.
The positive fall in a pergola is what allows the correct evacuation of the water when it rains. It can be said that it is the slope that is in favor of the evacuation of water, something that may seem too simple but is of great importance.
Giving positive fall to the pergola will allow that when it rains, the water does not accumulate and can get rid of it, which provides the pergola with greater resistance.
It is something indispensable so that if you leave the house and there is a large downpour, we will not find the pergola sunken due to the weight of the water. As simple as this, with such a simple detail, it is possible to preserve the structure of an element as essential as a pergola in the garden.
Does your pergola have a positive fall? Tell us!
