The Apex Pergola is available in multiple sizes to fit different patios, decks, and outdoor living spaces.
All Apex Pergolas are motorized and include adjustable louvers. Apex is available in freestanding and wall-mounted configurations, depending on the size and product availability.
Apex was formerly known as Master+. Some older manuals, packaging labels, or support materials may still use the Master+ name.
Available Apex sizes
Apex is commonly available in the following sizes:
Apex Size | Bay Type | Typical Post Count - Freestanding | Typical Post Count - Wall-Mounted |
10' x 10' | Single bay | 4 posts | 2 front posts |
10' x 13' | Single bay | 4 posts | 2 front posts |
13' x 13' | Single bay | 4 posts | 2 front posts |
10' x 19' | Single bay | 4 posts | 2 front posts |
13' x 19' | Single bay | 4 posts | 2 front posts |
10' x 26' | Double bay | 6 posts | 3 front posts |
13' x 23' | Double bay | 6 posts | 3 front posts |
13' x 26' | Double bay | 6 posts | 3 front posts |
Apex freestanding and wall-mounted size families are listed in the internal SKU family source, including freestanding 13x23, 10x26, and 13x26, plus wall-mounted 10x10, 10x13, 13x13, 13x19, and 10x19 records.
What is a single-bay Apex Pergola?
A single-bay Apex Pergola has one main roof section.
Single-bay sizes are typically:
10' x 10'
10' x 13'
13' x 13'
10' x 19'
13' x 19'
For freestanding single-bay Apex Pergolas, the structure typically has 4 posts.
For wall-mounted single-bay Apex Pergolas, the structure typically has 2 front posts, with the opposite side attached to a suitable wall structure.
What is a double-bay Apex Pergola?
A double-bay Apex Pergola has two connected roof sections. This allows the pergola to cover a larger outdoor area.
Double-bay sizes are typically:
10' x 26'
13' x 23'
13' x 26'
For freestanding double-bay Apex Pergolas, the structure typically has 6 posts.
For wall-mounted double-bay Apex Pergolas, the structure typically has 3 front posts, with the opposite side attached to a suitable wall structure.
Freestanding post layout
A freestanding Apex Pergola stands independently and must be properly anchored to a suitable surface.
Typical freestanding post layout:
Bay Type | Typical Post Layout |
Single bay | 4 posts, one near each corner |
Double bay | 6 posts, usually with additional center support posts |
Freestanding does not mean the pergola can sit unsecured. The posts must be properly anchored for safety and performance.
Wall-mounted post layout
A wall-mounted Apex Pergola attaches to a suitable wall or building structure.
Typical wall-mounted post layout:
Bay Type | Typical Post Layout |
Single bay | 2 front posts, with the back side attached to the wall |
Double bay | 3 front posts, with the back side attached to the wall |
The wall must be structurally suitable for attachment. A qualified contractor should review the wall before installation if there are any concerns.
Important notes before choosing a size
Before selecting your Apex size, confirm:
Your available space
Required clearance around the pergola
Whether you need freestanding or wall-mounted
Whether the surface can be properly anchored
Whether the wall is suitable for wall-mounted installation
Electrical access for the motorized system
Accessory compatibility
HOA, permit, or local requirements, if applicable
For larger double-bay sizes, it is especially important to confirm site conditions before ordering.
Need help choosing a size?
If you are unsure which Apex size is best for your space, measure the installation area and compare it with the available pergola sizes.
For complex spaces, elevated decks, uneven surfaces, tight clearances, or wall-mounted installations, we recommend consulting a licensed contractor or contacting Hanso Support before purchasing.