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A pitched pergola uses one roof plane to create a restrained fixed-roof addition with one deliberate drainage direction. It is often useful where available height is tight, doors, windows or eaves limit the house connection, or the new roof should sit quietly beside the architecture.

The roof may fall away from the house or, where the measured support, flashing and gutter capacity allow, toward it. High and low edges, post positions, roofing, gutters, outlets and the discharge path are resolved from the measured site. Acrylic, solid or combined roof zones can be considered around daylight and shade priorities.

At Lilliput Mini Golf, a shallow pitched frame was coordinated with existing foundations, services, sightlines and a wider consultant-led renovation.

To assess whether a pitched pergola could suit your project, share the suburb, photographs and approximate dimensions.

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Scope of use
  • Sites with constrained connection height
    • Projects requiring a restrained roof line
    • Residential or commercial structures where one clear drainage direction can be resolved
Features
  • Houseward or outward roof fall where site conditions allow
    • High and low edges coordinated with doors, windows and eaves
    • Clear, opal, tinted or solid roof zones considered against the project brief
    • Lighting, screens and blinds coordinated where included in the scope

Product website: https://www.sanctuarypergolas.co.nz/products/pergolas/pitched

Typical modifications:
  • Single roof plane with a project-specific fall and drainage direction
  • Powder-coated aluminium beams, rafters and posts sized for the completed design
  • Brackets, fixings, flashings and roof supports resolved for the measured connection
  • Fixed acrylic, solid or combined roof zones, subject to the specified products
  • Gutters, outlets and the discharge path coordinated within the completed design
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Sanctuary Pergolas designs, builds and installs bespoke fixed-roof pergolas for Auckland homes and selected commercial projects.

Rather than starting with a standard kit, we start with the site. The architecture, intended use, structure, roof, daylight, drainage and integrated details are resolved together so the finished pergola belongs to its setting.

We take residential projects from the first brief through design, build, installation and handover. We also work with architects, designers and builders, from early concepts to clearly defined packages within wider project teams.

Our completed work spans residential outdoor rooms, hospitality terraces, recreation venues and workplace canopies. Share your suburb, photos, approximate dimensions and intended use to begin a project conversation.

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