MELLCOM 10×10 Louvered Pergola with Curtains and Mesh
A hundred square feet, square rather than rectangular - the one that fits where a 12-foot span will not.
What this one is built around
A square footprint behaves differently from a rectangular one of similar area, and this is the clearest case of it. A hundred square feet is not much less than 120 on paper, but the 10-foot side is the constraint: a rectangular dining set for six needs about 12 feet once the chairs are pulled back, and this structure is two feet short of that.
What it is very good at is seating. A square plan suits chairs arranged facing each other rather than a table down the middle, and a compact structure over a lounge group feels enclosed in a way a large one does not. It also fits where a 12-foot span will not - a corner of a deck, a narrow side return, a patio with a path along one edge.
- 100 sq ft of cover in a square footprint
- Square rather than rectangular, which suits a seating circle better than a long table
- Crank-adjustable louvres and concealed drainage
- Curtains and bug mesh included
Specifications
| Nominal footprint | 10 × 10 ft |
|---|---|
| Covered area | 100 sq ft (9.3 m²) |
| Roof | Crank-adjustable aluminium louvres |
| Frame | Rustproof aluminium |
| Drainage | Concealed, through the posts |
| Included | Waterproof curtains and bug mesh |
What fits underneath
| Structure | Footprint | Area | A dining set for six | A two-seat lounge group | A grill with working space |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Louvered Pergola 10×10 | 10×10 ft | 100 sq ft | Lounge scale — 2 ft short on one side | Fits — 1 ft to spare | Fits — 3 ft to spare |
Every verdict above is calculated from the footprint the manufacturer publishes and the clear floor a furniture group needs, compared longest side to longest side. Ground conditions, walkways and local rules are not in the arithmetic. Measure the patio before ordering.
The full arithmetic, and the same comparison for every structure, is on the Louvered Pergola 10×10 sizing page.
Who it suits
Choose it if
A compact patio, a corner of a deck, or a lounge grouping rather than a dining table for six.
Look elsewhere if
A rectangular table for six. A hundred square feet covers the table but not the chairs once they are pulled out.
Against the rest of the range
Everything shown here is on the home page, put head to head in comparisons, and the mechanics behind these specifications are in the reference guides.
Louvered Pergola 10×10 FAQ
Is a 10 by 10 pergola big enough?
For a lounge group, comfortably. For a rectangular dining set for six it is about two feet short on one side once the chairs are out.
How much does it cover?
100 square feet, about 9.3 square metres.
Why choose square over rectangular?
A square plan suits seating arranged facing inward, and it fits patios where a 12-foot span does not.