Single Pergola Brackets Kit

The brackets are well made. Easy to construct the pergola. But the instruction could be made more clear. The recommended post is 90x90, it should be 88x88. We use 90x90, it’s very hard to put in and adjust.

In fact, the most economical way is to buy only 4 corner brackets, 4 legs are inserted into the soil, and then reinforced with concrete, but I still chose to buy a post base, mainly because it will be convenient to move the pergola in the future. a little

I ordered the product from both this company and Bunnings. The steel from this company is thicker, but Bunnings has the advantage of being available in stores everywhere. If you're in a rush, I'd suggest buying from Bunnings, but if not, this company's product is worth the wait.

After getting the bracket, I needed to decide on the timber. I asked the Bunnings guy and he said it's better to go for treated wood for outdoor use. So I got one, but didn't like the look of it. Ended up buying a T7 pine post wood and it looks way better. Chose it without a second thought. I bought 8 pieces of wood, each 2.7m long, for $75 each. Including the brackets, I spent a total of $1128 to build my pergola.

Unfortunately, I received a broken post base bracket when the package arrived and there were also some scratches on the product upon opening it. I would appreciate a prompt resolution to this issue.