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Pro+ Pergola – Post-to-Post Measurement Reference Guide

Use this guide to understand how these dimensions are applied when planning, designing, or installing your pergola — and to access specific measurement sheets for each model.

Updated over 2 weeks ago

📘 What “Post-to-Post Measurement” Means

  • Post-to-Post measurement refers to the distance between the structural posts that support your pergola frame.

  • It determines the clear opening, baseplate spacing, and footer placement required for accurate installation.

  • Measurements are provided in millimeters (mm), with inch (in) and foot (ft) conversions for clarity.

  • For wall-mounted pergolas, the same principle applies, but one side is anchored to the wall instead of supported by posts.


📐 Measurement Categories

Each Pro+ Pergola measurement guide includes:

  1. Post-to-Post Dimensions

    • Distance between post edges (outer, inner, and clear opening).

  2. Baseplate-to-Baseplate Dimensions

    • Exact anchor-to-anchor spacing for footers or surface mounts.

  3. Wall-to-Post Dimensions (Wall-Mounted Models)

    • Distances from wall surface to front posts and baseplates.

  4. Post Height

    • Total height from ground to beam, and to the top of open louvers.


⚙️ How to Use These Measurements

Use Case

How It Helps

Planning Footers

Determine where to pour or drill concrete anchors.

Wall-Mount Preparation

Identify correct wall-to-post projection before mounting brackets.

Permit or HOA Documentation

Provide structural footprint and clearance details.

Accessory Fitting

Ensure proper alignment for shades, screens, and side walls.

💡 Tip: Always verify that your installation surface is level before marking anchor locations.


📏 Available Pro+ Models

Model

Type

Bay Layout

Number of Posts

Size (ft / m)

10×10

Freestanding / Wall-Mounted

Single Bay

4

10 × 10 ft (3 × 3 m)

10×13

Freestanding / Wall-Mounted

Single Bay

4

10 × 13 ft (3 × 4 m)

13×13

Freestanding / Wall-Mounted

Double Bay (Shared Frame)

4

13 × 13 ft (4 × 4 m)

13×19

Freestanding / Wall-Mounted

Double Bay (With Center Posts)

6

13 × 19 ft (4 × 6 m)


🧭 Measurement Conversion Reference

Unit

Conversion

1 mm

0.03937 in

1 in

25.4 mm

1 ft

304.8 mm

1000 mm

39.37 in = 3.28 ft

💡 Tip: For field planning, use a laser level or tape measure with both metric and imperial markings.


🧩 Installation & Planning Best Practices

  1. Mark outer post corners first using outer-to-outer post dimensions.

  2. Check diagonals — both should match for a perfect square or rectangle.

  3. Allow 30 mm (≈1.2 in) tolerance for alignment adjustments.

  4. Recommended footing size: 400 × 400 × 400 mm (16 × 16 × 16 in).

  5. Ensure clearance above the pergola for motorized louver operation.

  6. Use weather-resistant sealant when installing wall-mounted brackets.

  7. Verify power outlet placement if your pergola is motorized.

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