Windproof · zip-guided
Premium Windproof Retracting Blind
A Textilene blind that drops inside the frame and stays flat in the wind. Stops at any height, no motor to charge.
One per side · 3m and 4m
For every Hygge pergola
Four ways to close a side of your pergola: laser-cut panels from £500, adjustable louvres from £500, a windproof blind from £500 a side, or a toughened glass panel from £1,849. Each one hangs on brackets that bolt to any Hygge post and beam, so it can go on now or years from now.

Windproof · zip-guided
A Textilene blind that drops inside the frame and stays flat in the wind. Stops at any height, no motor to charge.
One per side · 3m and 4m
Adjustable louvres
Horizontal louvres you set by hand: open for the view and the breeze, closed when the neighbours are out.
One to three per side · 3m and 4m
Palm pattern
A large-scale leaf pattern that reads from across the garden and throws long, soft shadows in low sun.
One to three per side · 3m and 4m
Flora pattern
The most open of the patterns. It breaks up the view without blocking it, and its shadow is lace rather than leaves.
One to three per side · 3m and 4m
Bliss pattern
Straight cuts in a chevron rhythm. It suits a modern house, and its shadow falls in crisp diagonal bands.
One to three per side · 3m and 4m
Luminous pattern
Contemporary vertical lines, the most open cut of the five: the most light through by day, and the pergola lighting reads through it as fine stripes at night.
One to three per side · 3m and 4m
Toughened glass
A full-height toughened glass screen: keeps the wind out and the view in, and turns a side into a warm corner.
One per side · 3m and 4m
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Which one
Panels are for privacy and shadow, louvres change through the day, the blind is for glare and wind, glass keeps the wind out without losing the view. Most pergolas mix them: panels on the neighbour's side, a blind where the sun comes in.
| Feature | Decorative panelsPalm, Flora, Bliss, Luminous
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Adjustable louvresLuxe
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Windproof blindOne per side
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Glass panelOne per side
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| Privacy | Breaks up the view; three panels close a side | Closed, reads as a solid wall from outside | Full screen when lowered | Clear: the view stays |
| Light and breeze | Open pattern keeps the air moving | Set the slats anywhere between open and closed | Cuts glare and heat, mesh still breathes | Full light, no draught |
| Wind | Rigid aluminium, fixed to the frame | Rigid aluminium, fixed to the frame | Zipped into the rails, stays flat in a breeze | Solid: the windbreak |
| Changes through the day | No, a fixed pattern | Yes, by hand | Yes, pull to any height and it holds | No |
| Per side | One, two or three panels | One, two or three panels | One blind, sized to the side | One panel, sized to the side |
| From | £500 a panel | £500 a panel | £500 a side | £1,849 a side |
Fit
Order by the length of the side it goes on. A panel covers a third of a side, a blind or a glass panel covers the whole side.
Questions
The side facing the neighbour or the low evening sun. Put blinds on the windy sides, glass where you sit.
No. One, two or three per side; three closes it. A 6m side takes up to six.
Yes, but most people keep one pattern per pergola and vary the count per side.
Yes. They hang on brackets that bolt to any Hygge post and beam, so they can go on at any time.
Yes. Choose the deposit at checkout and pay the balance before delivery.
Yes. Order now and choose your delivery date later. Just let us know when you're ready and we'll arrange delivery with advance notice.
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