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Warehouse

71G Montgomerie Road

Mangere, Auckland 2022

New Zealand

Riverhead gable pergola with timber ceiling overlooking a green landscape and pool

Sanctuary Pergolas

Architectural pergolas tailored to Kiwi homes.

Designed for New Zealand conditions, tailored on site, and installed by the Sanctuary team once your build is ready.

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On-site build in days
Lead time 6-8 weeks
Engineered for wind
4 roof styles
10-year warranty

Projects

Built environments, resolved in detail.

A selection of recent residential and commercial installs, each tuned to site, roof form, and how the space is actually used.

Pergola at a Dairy Flat estate

Projects

Dairy Flat Estate

Dairy Flat, Auckland

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Coastal pavilion overlooking Tindalls Bay

Projects

Tindalls Bay - Patio & Carport

Hibiscus Coast, Auckland

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Pitched pergola in the middle of native forest at Velskov

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Velskov Forest

Velskov forest farm, Waitakere Ranges

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Covered hospitality courtyard with perimeter pergola

Projects

The Good Home Takanini

260 Great South Road, Takanini, Auckland

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Style

Sanctuary roof shape studies.

Review pitched, gable, hip and box perimeter forms in motion before locking in your shape direction.

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Roof Shape

Pitched

A clean single-slope roofline that keeps the form minimal.

Best for: Long terraces
Gable roof shape landing image

Roof Shape

Gable

A centred ridge form that adds height and volume.

Best for: Large sliders
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Roof Shape

Hip

A wrapped roof form that feels composed and residential.

Best for: Corner decks
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Roof Shape

Box Perimeter

A crisp perimeter frame with strong horizontals.

Best for: Modern courtyards

Materials

Bright and open, or cool and shaded - dial it in with materials.

Material choice sets the tone for the entire pergola - how light moves through it, how warm it feels, how much upkeep it asks for, and how it will age over time. Acrylic keeps spaces bright and open. Timber adds warmth and texture. Combination systems balance both. Aluminium stays crisp and architectural, with colour options that sit quietly alongside your exterior palette.

Roof response

Compare how each roof type performs.

Daylight
Heat & glare
Rain-noise

Maximises daylight while filtering UV, reducing glare, and keeping the space protected from rain.

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Material comparison

Timber roofing over a Warkworth outdoor space

Roofing

Timber

A lined timber ceiling that makes the pergola feel like an outdoor room, with warmth and depth that ties into interior finishes.

Key characteristics

  • Look/feel: Natural grain and warm tone with a finished ceiling effect that reads as part of the home, not an add-on.
  • Comfort: Strong heat and glare reduction, plus noticeably softer rain noise than clear roofing alone.
  • Light: More opaque than acrylic, often paired with targeted skylight strips to keep daylight balanced.
  • Maintenance: Requires periodic oiling or staining plus routine cleaning to maintain appearance over time.
Best for: Premium outdoor living rooms
Acrylic roof over an outdoor dining area

Roofing

Acrylic

Clear or tinted acrylic sheets that keep spaces bright and open while still providing rain and UV protection.

Key characteristics

  • Look/feel: Light, crisp roofline that preserves sky views and a clean, modern look.
  • Comfort: Strong rain protection with heat and glare control that varies by selected tint.
  • Light: High daylight transmission; clear sheets feel almost open, while tints soften brightness.
  • Maintenance: Low upkeep with occasional washing; avoid abrasive cleaners to preserve long-term clarity.
Best for: Bright, open courtyards

The Sanctuary Process

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Enquiry

Reach out by phone or email with your project.

02

Quick estimate

We provide a ballpark based on size and style.

03

Site visit & design advice

If the range suits, we visit, measure, and discuss how it will work best for your site.

04

Design sign-off

We present a design for you to review and approve.

05

Deposit & scheduling

Pay the deposit to secure your spot; typical lead time is 6-8 weeks.

06

On-site build

We install your pergola on site, typically within 1-5 days.

07

Completion

We run through care, warranty details and final checks with you.

Tell us how you use the space, share a few photos and rough sizes. We confirm feasibility and flag any consent or engineering requirements before booking a visit.

1

Enquiry

Reach out by phone or email with your project.

Tell us how you use the space, share a few photos and rough sizes. We confirm feasibility and flag any consent or engineering requirements before booking a visit.

2

Quick estimate

We provide a ballpark based on size and style.

We price the best-fit style from your photos and dimensions, including structure, roofing and options. We explain cost drivers and alternatives. If the numbers work, we book a measured visit to refine scope.

3

Site visit & design advice

If the range suits, we visit, measure, and discuss how it will work best for your site.

We visit your site, measure carefully and talk through how you want to use the space. We look at the size and layout, the style of your home and key views from inside and out. We then work through roof options, including timber, acrylic or a combination, to suit your goals for the space and the look of the pergola.

4

Design sign-off

We present a design for you to review and approve.

We deliver a clear design pack with drawings, key dimensions, beam sizes, roof fall and finishes. Lighting and screens are integrated. Approval locks scope for fabrication and a smooth installation.

5

Deposit & scheduling

Pay the deposit to secure your spot; typical lead time is 6-8 weeks.

Your deposit secures a production slot and materials. Lead time is typically six to eight weeks. We prepare materials and confirm a firm start date two weeks before we're on site.

6

On-site build

We install your pergola on site, typically within 1-5 days.

We protect surfaces, set out posts and beams, check fixings, and seal the house junction correctly. Wiring is concealed where possible. Most installs finish in one to five days.

7

Completion

We run through care, warranty details and final checks with you.

We advise on cleaning and maintenance so the structure and roofing keep performing well, and we send through your warranty certificate for your records. Before we leave, we make sure you're happy with the result and know how to get in touch if anything needs attention.

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Pergola styles

Choose the roof form that fits the way your home opens outdoors.

Use these model studies to compare shape, proportion, and silhouette before diving into the full range.

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Pitched

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Gable

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Hip

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Warranty and Support

All Sanctuary Pergolas structures are backed by a 10-year warranty covering workmanship and structural integrity. In the unlikely event of a leak, defect, or performance issue, our team remains available long after installation is complete and will typically attend site within one week to assess and resolve the matter. We stand behind every project we build and take pride in providing ongoing support, ensuring your pergola continues to perform as intended for years to come.

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