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Pergolas are now becoming a very popular way to enhance the appearance of your backyard setting and a great way to generate much higher returns on your house value. They are also are fantastic in that they require low hassle to maintain for years and years. Of course, as you already know a pergola is subjected to the outdoors all the time and therefore will always be some maintenance required if you want your pergola to stay looking perfect. The actually level and frequency of maintenance all depends on the type of material your pergola has been built from and the type of weather conditions you commonly experience where your outdoor room is installed. Listed below are some important pergola cleaning tips that should be carried out when your pergola is starting to look a little worn:
Vinyl pergolas are one of the most simple to maintain because of the highly resilient properties of the refined material. In fact, they are so resilient that they often only need a rinse with the hose to remove the dirt and dust that has build up over time. If you find that there are some more stubborn stains that wont simply rinse off, you can simply focus on these areas with a mild soap and a scrubing brush. Its important to remember to be very careful with what chemicals you apply to your vinyl pergola as some will discolor the vinyl. If you encounter some mildew on your vinyl pergola however, we recommend you blend together 4 parts water and 1 part ammonia solution and apply to the the mildew affected with a cloth. Its always best to test the solution on a small area of your pergola first to ensure the chemicals are working as desired. After applied and the mildew has been removed its very important to rinse the solution off the surface of your pergola.
Other than the vinyl pergola maintenance tips mentioned above, there are some other optional tips you can engage in to ensure your vinyl pergola is getting the very best protection. These tips include applying vinyl protective dressings to the cleaned surface of the pergola and re-coloring as your vinyl pergola begins to fade a little with time. When applying protective finishes, use a cloth and gently rub it into the vinyl surface, always concentrating on the areas that will receive the most sunlight. For any narrow hard to get at places a tooth brush works beautifully. If you decide to re-color your pergola because it is starting to fade slightly, don't worry its made very easily as not only do many pergolas come with re-coloring kits, but easy to use vinyl repair kits are sold widely. Before you start re-coloring your pergola, just make sure you thoroughly clean the surface as described above for the best possible results.
Similarly, Wooden pergolas require a good scrub, repainting and a good coating of anti-fade protective coating.
What is the best wood for a pergola?
Having your own access to a place of tranquility is a fantastic asset to relieve any stress and to relax and enjoy your free time. To be able to walk out into your backyard and be welcomed by a beautiful decorative outdoor room is an amazing feeling, especially when you sit back under the gorgeous latticed roofing and sip on your favorite cool drink. But lets rewind back to the part where you choose the right pergola for your garden.
With all the different options, sometimes it can be confusing to decide which type of material is best for your garden setting. There is vinyl pergolas, fiberglass pergolas and the most popular, wooden pergolas. The wooden pergolas are really stunning when assembled with their wonderful authentic and solid appearance and not to mention their natural aromatic scent and mosquito repelling properties. Just imagine relaxing under a beautifully decorated solid wooden latticed structure enjoying the mezmorizing outlook reminiscent of a classic Roman landscape.
The wooden pergolas can be built from a few different types of lumber. Described below are facts and benefits about each of the types of lumbers that are commonly used for pergola structures:
Cedar Wood - A remarkable lumber that comes in various different variations and harvested in many geographical locations around the globe. Naturally found in the damp areas of the world, nature has worked its wonders, giving the wood fascinating resiliant properties that abolish problems with rotting, fungus, insects and temperature related stresses. This a perfect structural lumber for building in any areas, but it is particularly beneficial where humidity, temperature and cracking is commonly experienced.
Many types of wood on the market will succumb to warping and size changing under humidity and extreme temperature conditions. Cedar wood, however, will never do this. This wood is in high demand in the housing industry for wooden siding as it retains the ability to stay perfectly straight. For a pergola made of a cedar wood, this means your lattice and post columns will hold their shape beautifully and continues to look absolutely fantastic for a long long time. And not to mention, it will be a pleasure to install as this extremely durable wood is light and very easy to work with.
Douglas Fir Wood - one of the most widely distrubuted trees in America and the most important and frequently refined wood for commercial use. The Douglas Fir is looked at first by engineers and architects as a wood for building structures. This is because of the unbelievable strength to weight ratio of the wood that is superior to most, if not all, current woods available on the market. And not to mention it will hold its shape wonderfully in harsh weather conditions. This makes the Douglas Fir an absolutely perfect material for a garden pergola, or almost any type of construction for that matter, guaranteeing your pergola will be safe from all the harsh climate conditions for many years to come.
Pine - is available in a handful of varieties, including Sugar, Yellow, Ponderosa, and White. The Pine is a very soft wood and is commonly used in structures and furniture around the country, particularly in the south-west region of America. Being a very soft lumber, Pine is fantastic to work with. You will be able to carve with wood with ease to sculpt your beautiful masterpiece. There is 1 important thing to remember with Pine, if your Pine structure or furnishing is going to be exposed to the weather, which is very likely for a pergola, we highly recommend you use the more expensive Treated Pine variant. Then you wont have to worry at all cause your pergola will be extremely durable, resilient to the gradual effects of rotting, insects and fungus.
When deciding the best type of wood for your garden it may also come down to other factors such as color, price and availability. All of which should be kept in mind when deciding the wood for your new garden pergola.
