 Ah, those lazy days of summer. I love spending time on my deck: watching the birds, hearing neighborhood kids playing, all the while sipping a nice, tart lemonade. Sometimes, though, the heat of the sun claims all of the available space on my
deck. If this happens to you, do what I did - take back some of that space with this sun-filtering Pergola.
The Pergola is surprisingly simple to build. You only need a portable circular saw, router, jig saw, a drill, and a few hand tools. A table saw makes ripping the narrow slats easier, but isn't essential. We even show you step-by-step how to scribe and cut the posts against the house so that they're flush with lap siding.
The Pergola was originally featured in Workbench Volume 54, #4.
WHAT YOU GET. These plans are CUSTOM PRINTED FOR YOU and delivered by First Class Mail to your door. The
Pergola Plan is a seven-page plan. It includes complete
instructions, 18 photos, detailed drawings, a materials list, and even options for the shape of the rafter ends, so you can customize the Pergola to fit the style of your house.
 If you can't wait for the mail, you can download this plan to your computer NOW from our companion web site. Click Here.
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