For developers, outdoor-living installers and hospitality buyers, a useful pergola quotation starts with the site and the intended use. A product photograph or an overall floor area is not enough to define the structure, accessories or installation work.
Confirm the layout, local design requirements and included components before comparing prices. A pergola and an enclosed sunroom are different project scopes.
1. Choose the space you actually need
A louvered pergola can suit a terrace, garden dining area or outdoor seating zone. An enclosed sunroom adds decisions about wall glazing, doors, ventilation and the connection to the existing building. Do not assume a glass enclosure is a climate-controlled room or that a louvered roof is appropriate for every weather condition.
Tell the supplier whether the project is freestanding or attached, residential or commercial, and open-sided or enclosed. Confirm feasibility before treating a reference image as the final design.
2. Send a layout, not just square metres
- Overall width, depth and height, with measurement units and a marked entrance.
- Permitted column positions, access routes, boundaries and adjacent walls.
- Proposed location, installation level and photographs of the area.
- The local designer's wind, snow and other applicable design requirements.
- Who will approve the foundations, fixings, drainage and any building connection.
For example, a 4 × 5 m footprint is 20 m². It does not establish an unsupported span or a load rating. Ask the project designer to confirm the structure and anchorage for the actual installation.
3. Select the operating system and options
Yanerfei's pergola product page compares reference 180 manual, 180 motorized and 220 motorized configurations. Series names and section dimensions are starting points for discussion; final specifications belong in approved project drawings.
List the preferred operation, colour, lighting, rain sensor, ZIP screens and side glazing separately. For powered options, provide the local electrical supply and agree the included controls, wiring interfaces and installation responsibilities.
4. Make the quotation scope explicit
Ask for an itemized list covering profiles, louvers or roof infill, columns, connectors, hardware, motors, glass and accessories. Mark every item as included, optional or supplied locally. Agree where water will discharge and who completes site drainage.
Confirm the proposed packing, package dimensions, handling arrangements, delivery destination and unloading responsibility. Discuss maintenance access and any written care instructions. Lead time and warranty terms should be confirmed for the selected configuration, not assumed from another order.
5. Review the project before ordering
Use a drawing revision and a signed-off component list to compare quotations. Any test report or stated load capacity must be reviewed for relevance to the actual model, dimensions, fixings and local requirements. A generic catalogue claim is not project approval.
Send Yanerfei your country, site layout, quantity, intended use and supply scope. We can review the request and identify the information still needed for a project-specific offer. Local design, permits and installation approval remain matters for the appropriate project professionals.
Discuss your requirements with Yanerfei
Share your product, drawings or dimensions, quantity, country and delivery destination. The quotation will define the agreed specifications, inclusions and terms.
Request a QuoteGeneral purchasing guidance, not engineering or compliance approval. Specifications, availability and commercial terms are confirmed for each project. Product images are illustrative, not a claim of a completed customer project.