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Motorised Bioclimatic Pergolas on the Costa del Sol

Bioclimatic Pergola - CostaGlass

Bioclimatic pergolas cover the terrace with an aluminium structure of adjustable, motorised louvres that control light, ventilation and rain. We manufacture and install them directly across the Costa del Sol from our Estepona workshop.

Costa del Sol

Bioclimatic Pergola, made to measure

With the louvres closed, rainwater drains through the profiles and posts; open, the terrace ventilates and receives controlled sun through the day. Many motorised models close automatically with a wind or rain sensor.

The anchored aluminium structure is built for the coastal climate, including salt air. It can be combined with glass curtains, guillotine glass or zip screens to create a true four-season space.

Bioclimatic pergolas suit restaurants, villas, sun-exposed terraces and hotels or beach clubs that want to extend their season. Each one is made to measure after a free survey.

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Why this system

Technical performance, clean design

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Adjustable louvres

Control light and ventilation by remote, app or compatible home automation.

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Rain drainage

Closed louvres channel water through profiles and posts.

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Coastal-grade aluminium

Lacquered aluminium built for salt air and intensive use.

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Lighting & sides

Integrated LED and side enclosures (glass or zip) per project.

Specification

How bioclimatic pergola are built

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Motorised aluminium louvres

Extruded aluminium louvres rotate through their full range to trade shade for ventilation. Driven by remote, wall control or app, and integrable with compatible home automation.

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Integrated water drainage

Closed, the louvres form a channel that carries rainwater into the perimeter beams and down through the posts, so the terrace stays usable in a shower rather than just shaded in sun.

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Structure sized for the site

Post spacing and beam sections are calculated from the span and the local wind load. Free-standing or wall-mounted, with modules combined for larger terraces.

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Side enclosures

Glass curtains, guillotine glass or zip screens close the sides, which is what turns a pergola from a summer structure into a space that works most of the year.

In detail

How a bioclimatic pergola works

The roof is made of aluminium louvres that rotate on their axis. Open, they let light and air through; angled, they shade without blocking ventilation; closed, they form a continuous roof. Rain runs along the louvres into a perimeter gutter and down inside the posts, so it never drips onto the terrace.

Louvres can be turned by hand crank or by motor, with optional rain and wind sensors. Motorisation is what moves the price most, between a manual and a motorised pergola.

Closing the sides with glass or ZIP screens

The roof handles sun and rain; the sides handle the wind. With frameless glass curtains on the exposed sides, the pergola becomes a bright enclosed room usable all year. With a ZIP screen on the west side you get shade and privacy in the afternoon without closing in.

Wall-mounted or freestanding

A wall-mounted pergola fixes to the façade on one side and stands on posts on the other, the usual choice for terraces and penthouses. A freestanding one stands on four or more posts and suits gardens, pool areas and restaurant terraces. Our bioclimatic pergola buyer's guide covers sizing, motorisation and drainage.

Permits and communities

A pergola changes how the building looks from outside, so in a community of owners you will usually need the community's agreement, and some town halls ask for a notification or a permit. A pergola closed with glass changes the façade more than an open one. Check before you order; our community permission guide explains the usual steps, and we provide the technical drawings the community asks for.

Cost factors

How much do bioclimatic pergola cost?

Every system is made to measure, so the price depends on the opening, the glass and access. After the free site survey you get an exact, itemised, no-obligation quote.

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What moves the figure

  • Structure dimensions and the number of modules.
  • Louvre motorisation, rain and wind sensors.
  • Integrated LED lighting and home-automation control.
  • Side enclosures (glass, guillotine or zip) added to the assembly.

Frequently asked questions

Everything worth knowing before you request a quote for bioclimatic pergola.

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Yes. With the louvres closed the roof sheds rain into the gutter and down the posts, so you can sit underneath during a shower. Add glass curtains on the sides and the space stays dry and sheltered from the wind too.

With the louvres closed it drains rainwater through the profiles and posts, keeping the terrace dry in the usual Costa del Sol weather.

The cost depends on the structure size and number of modules, the louvre motorisation, sensors, integrated lighting and any side enclosures. We survey the terrace and provide a tailored, no-obligation quote.

Yes - it combines with glass curtains, guillotine glass or zip screens to enclose the sides and use the terrace for more of the year.

Coverage

Bioclimatic Pergola across the Costa del Sol

We manufacture and install bioclimatic pergola across the Costa del Sol, working directly from our Estepona workshop. Choose your town for the local detail:

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