The "Parapara"
Pergola & Event Space
The Parapara is a beautiful handcrafted traditional cruck frame, finished in natural oils with a canvas roof. We source, top quality, local Douglas Fir logs to mill the posts and beams from, we then craft the mortice and tenon joints and finish the timbers, by using off-set hardwood pegs to secure the structure in the traditional way, we negate the need for any metal fixings between the timbers.
This 34 square meter freestanding pergola sits on sturdy feet with a canvas roof that is waterproof, long lasting and well anchored to the ground. The majestic aura of this space is perfect for shading your wedding guests, or creating a glamping hideaway in your back garden. The cruck frame is constructed using large beautifully formed, curved timbers which is why it makes such a gorgeous exposed beam space. Frame your stunning view or host your next event in this impressive cruck frame pergola that has been traditionally handcrafted for you with love.
FEATURES:
MATERIALS:
KIT-SET DESIGN:
The Parapara comes as a kit-set, allowing it to be erected on site and easily transported. The feet allow this structure to be assembled temporarily or if you would like it in a permanent position you can create concrete footings for the Parapara.
DIMENSIONS:
Length : 4.3m between posts
Width : 8.0m with awnings open - 4.0m between posts
Height : 3.6m
Floor Area : 34.5m²
INSTALLATION & DELIVERY:
Our kit-set buildings can be erected quickly, we provide an instruction video to help with assembly or we can come and install The Parapara at an additional cost. Two people and a scaffolding tower will be required to assemble the frame due to the length and weight of the ridge beam. See construction example here. The Parapara can either be freestanding or installed on secure footings: either concrete piles or a concrete pad are sufficient. Your foundation choice will need to be installed before you erect the structure. Our straightforward video provides step-by-step instructions of the whole process of erecting the traditional timber frame and attaching the canvas roof. Delivery is an additional cost, which is calculated by distance and ease of access to the site.
This 34 square meter freestanding pergola sits on sturdy feet with a canvas roof that is waterproof, long lasting and well anchored to the ground. The majestic aura of this space is perfect for shading your wedding guests, or creating a glamping hideaway in your back garden. The cruck frame is constructed using large beautifully formed, curved timbers which is why it makes such a gorgeous exposed beam space. Frame your stunning view or host your next event in this impressive cruck frame pergola that has been traditionally handcrafted for you with love.
FEATURES:
- Traditional Timber Frame Superstructure
- Ridge Beam Internal Bracing
- Removable Canvas Roof (PVC option available)
- Non-Toxic Materials & Finishes
- Sturdy Construction & Stable Feet
MATERIALS:
- Douglas Fir or Cypress Traditionally Built Timber Frame
- Canvas or PVC Cover with Ties
- 8 Posts, ropes and pegs
KIT-SET DESIGN:
The Parapara comes as a kit-set, allowing it to be erected on site and easily transported. The feet allow this structure to be assembled temporarily or if you would like it in a permanent position you can create concrete footings for the Parapara.
DIMENSIONS:
Length : 4.3m between posts
Width : 8.0m with awnings open - 4.0m between posts
Height : 3.6m
Floor Area : 34.5m²
INSTALLATION & DELIVERY:
Our kit-set buildings can be erected quickly, we provide an instruction video to help with assembly or we can come and install The Parapara at an additional cost. Two people and a scaffolding tower will be required to assemble the frame due to the length and weight of the ridge beam. See construction example here. The Parapara can either be freestanding or installed on secure footings: either concrete piles or a concrete pad are sufficient. Your foundation choice will need to be installed before you erect the structure. Our straightforward video provides step-by-step instructions of the whole process of erecting the traditional timber frame and attaching the canvas roof. Delivery is an additional cost, which is calculated by distance and ease of access to the site.