Give your garden the perfect finish and ensure it stands out with our Garden Structures. Fire up the BBQ and invite all your friends round for the garden party of the year with our customisable Gazebos or get lost in your favourite book on a warm day with our Pergolas.

Summer nights are perfect for drinking wine and cozying up with your loved ones. If you want to have a special place for get-togethers in your backyard, then you can build a pergola with a fire pit in the middle.
This DIY pergola project has other cool elements besides the fire pit, such as Adirondack chairs, a bar, and a movie screen. Sounds too good to be true, right?
The project was made by Lauren Ashworth from Little White House Blog and she wanted to build a place where she can relax with friends and family.
She built the pergola with the help of her husband; Brett and her entire budget were $2,300. This is a great way to approach any new project, as setting up a budget from the start will help you keep track of your expenses. If you take a look at the pergola, it can easily pass as one built by professionals, but all you need is some patience and creative vision.
Of course, once you start planning your pergola design you can make it as large as you want and change its shape. Lauren decided to make a rectangular design and integrate a screen for movie nights, but you can skip that part. Just let your creativity run wild and ask for help if you don’t feel crafty enough.

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Who doesn’t want a stunning garden in which to relax and enjoy spending time with friends and loved ones? Improving your garden design might become quite simple once you get to know everything about how to make a Skilsaw Pergola. With this beautiful piece of outdoor furniture, you don’t only add a touch of style but also attractiveness, both visually and effectively as the pergola can provide with much needed shade in those sunny mornings or afternoons. The project you see showcased here used green treated timber, a total of 17 planks, to save up on costs. The circular saw or skilsaw is the main tool but you will have to use a lot of other stuff; go through the list of required materials, which include Wood chisel, line level & line, post level and hole digger. At the end of the work if you want to provide additional shade, you can stick pieces of canvas through the beams. Follow the instructions and after a few steps of cutting and fitting, the Pergola can cast a new beautiful feel onto the garden design.

The Skilsaw Pergola – Materials & Instructions