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Pro+ 10×13 Manual Wall-Mounted Pergola (Post-to-Post Measurement)

This article provides accurate measurements for the Pro+ 10×13 (3×4 m) Manual Wall-Mounted Pergola. Use these dimensions to plan wall mounting positions, mark concrete footers, and ensure proper clearance during installation.

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📏 Wall-to-Post Measurements – 3 m (10 ft) Wall Side

Measurement Type

Description

mm

in

ft

Wall to Inner Post

From the wall surface to the inner face of the front post. Defines the pergola’s usable interior depth.

2690 mm

105.91 in

8.83 ft

Wall to Outer Post

From the wall surface to the outer edge of the front post. Defines the total projection of the pergola.

2810 mm

110.63 in

9.22 ft

💡 Tip: The wall-to-outer-post measurement (2810 mm / 9.22 ft) represents the pergola’s full extension from your wall to the outer edge of the post.


⚙️ Wall-to-Baseplate Measurements – 3 m (10 ft) Wall Side

Measurement Type

Description

mm

in

ft

Wall to Inner Baseplate

From the wall surface to the inner edge of the baseplate.

2660 mm

104.72 in

8.73 ft

Wall to Outer Baseplate

From the wall to the outer edge of the baseplate. Defines the pergola’s maximum mounting footprint.

2840 mm

111.81 in

9.32 ft

💡 Tip: Allow a small 20 mm (≈ ¾ in) tolerance between wall beam and post alignment to simplify assembly and leveling.


📏 Post-to-Post Measurements – 4 m (13 ft) Front Side

Measurement Type

Description

mm

in

ft

Outer to Outer Post

Distance between the outermost edges of both posts. Defines the total front width.

3971 mm

156.38 in

13.03 ft

Outer to Inner Post

From the outer edge of one post to the inner edge of the opposite post.

3851 mm

151.65 in

12.64 ft

Inner to Inner Post

Clear open space between both inner post faces. Represents the usable span between posts.

3731 mm

146.93 in

12.24 ft

💡 Tip: Use the outer-to-outer post measurement (3971 mm / 13.03 ft) when marking anchor hole positions across the pergola’s front side.


⚙️ Baseplate-to-Baseplate Measurements – 4 m (13 ft) Front Side

Measurement Type

Description

mm

in

ft

Inner to Inner Baseplate

Distance between inner edges of both baseplates.

3671 mm

144.53 in

12.04 ft

Outer to Inner Baseplate

From outer edge of one baseplate to inner edge of the opposite.

3851 mm

151.65 in

12.64 ft

Outer to Outer Baseplate

Full span across both outermost baseplate edges. Defines the maximum front footprint.

4031 mm

158.70 in

13.23 ft

💡 Tip: Always verify that your baseplate anchors align with the outer-to-outer baseplate width (4031 mm / 13.23 ft) for a level, stable frame.


📐 Post Height Measurements

Measurement Type

Description

mm

in

ft

Post Edge (ground) → Beam

Height from the ground to the underside of the beam.

2350 mm

92.52 in

7.71 ft

Outer to Outer Post Height

Full height from bottom of post to top beam edge.

2503 mm

98.54 in

8.21 ft

Post Edge (ground) → Open Louvers Top

Ground to top of louvers when fully open.

2560 mm

100.79 in

8.40 ft

💡 Tip: Leave at least 100 mm (≈ 4 in) of overhead clearance above the pergola to allow free louver rotation and airflow.


🧩 Installation Planning Tips

  1. Confirm wall strength: The wall beam must be attached to a reinforced masonry or concrete wall capable of bearing structural load.

  2. Verify level alignment: Use a laser or bubble level to ensure the wall beam and front beam are parallel before tightening bolts.

  3. Footer size recommendation: Each front post should rest on a 400 × 400 mm (16 × 16 in) concrete footer, 400 mm (16 in) deep.

  4. Mark accurately: Use the outer-to-outer post distance to outline corners before drilling anchors.

  5. Double-check squareness: Measure diagonals — both should match for a perfectly square setup.

  6. Allow minor adjustments: Keep a 30 mm (≈ 1.2 in) clearance around the planned footprint for fine alignment.

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