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Single-Beam Free-Standing
Pergola Installation Guide
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- Page 1 Single-Beam Free-Standing Pergola Installation Guide Copyright 2015 Pergola Kits USA - All Rights Reserved – The information contained in these instructions are proprietary to Pergola Kits USA and may not be used or reproduced for any purpose other than for the evaluation purpose for which it was...
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Page 2: Before You Begin Installation
Before you begin installation: View the installation video here Consult your local authorities for any permits required to construct the pergola. Check with local building code officials to review any required permits or building limitations. Read instructions thoroughly prior to assembly. ... - Page 3 Hardware ½”x4½” Wedge Anchor with #10 x 1” SS Self- 8oz. Vinyl Glue Washer & Nut Tapping Screw with Screw Cap 7/8” x 3” Dog- #10 x 1.5” SS Self- Ear Picket Cap 2” x 8” Finial Tapping Screw with Screw Cap 2”x6”...
- Page 4 Section 1: The Posts A. Preparation for Post Installation NOTE: It is important that the pergola be built so that the structure is level and square. NOTE: Our pergolas use on center measurements for width x projection. For example, if the pergola is 12’ wide x 12’ projection the post must be 12’...
- Page 5 D. On Concrete Installation 1) Square the posts based on the pergola size. 2) Place, square and trace each concrete mount. 3) Using a hammer drill at a 3½” depth, drill the traced anchor holes with a ½” masonry bit. Do not to rush this step, as it could compromise the integrity of the concrete surface.
- Page 6 Section 3: Purlin Installation NOTE: The purlin will lay perpendicular to the rafters. 1) Start from the back of the pergola and place the first purlin 5” from the 5” post. Space the remaining purlins evenly. 2) The purlin overhang should be the same distance from either side of the last rafter.