
Outdoor dining
Create a defined setting for meals, entertaining and long summer evenings.

Freestanding outdoor living
Premium aluminium pergolas that stand independently on their own posts. Unlike a veranda, a pergola is not fixed to the house. Glass, polycarbonate and louvred roof options are available depending on the chosen system.
What makes a pergola different?
A veranda is attached to the house. A pergola is not attached to the house: it is a completely freestanding structure supported by its own posts.
The structure can shelter a dining area, lounge, outdoor kitchen, hot tub or entertaining space without relying on the house for support.
Discuss your garden →
Create a defined setting for meals, entertaining and long summer evenings.

Turn an open part of the garden into a comfortable and purposeful retreat.
Choose your roof
The defining difference is the installation: every pergola shown on this page must be freestanding. Its roof may then be specified in glass, polycarbonate or louvres, depending on the selected system.
A practical, lightweight roof available in a selection of finishes to balance natural light, privacy and solar control.
A premium choice that maximises natural light and creates a crisp, refined architectural finish.
Rotating or retractable louvres provide greater control over sunlight, shade and airflow at the touch of a button.

Designed for real life
Your pergola can be specified with integrated lighting, side screens, sliding glass panels and other options to make the space more comfortable and useful.
Designed around your lifestyle
Because a pergola is freestanding, it can be positioned to create a distinct destination within a larger outdoor space.
A comfortable hub for family gatherings and evenings with friends.
Shelter cooking, preparation and dining areas within one coordinated design.
Add privacy, shade and shelter around a dedicated wellness area.
Create attractive covered seating for hospitality, leisure and workplace settings.
Freestanding inspiration
Each structure shown here stands independently from the house, creating a defined outdoor room elsewhere in the garden.





Our process
Every project begins with understanding the property, the intended use and the finish you want to achieve.
We discuss your garden, preferred position, intended use and approximate dimensions.
We recommend a suitable system, roof and accessories before preparing your quotation.
Ground conditions, access and fixing requirements are confirmed before installation.
Your pergola is professionally installed, checked and handed over ready to enjoy.
Pergola FAQs
Every installation is different, so we will confirm the final specification after discussing your property and requirements.
A veranda is attached to the house. A pergola is a separate, freestanding structure supported entirely by its own posts and is not fixed to the house.
Yes. A freestanding pergola can have glass, polycarbonate or louvred roofing depending on the chosen Deponti system and the project requirements.
Selected pergola systems are available with rotating or retractable louvres, giving you control over sunlight, shade and airflow.
Compatible systems can be upgraded with screens or sliding glass panels. Availability depends on the specific pergola model and dimensions.
Many domestic pergolas may fall within permitted development, but this depends on the property, position, dimensions and local restrictions. We recommend checking the requirements for your specific project before work begins.
Foxwood Verandas serves Bath, Bristol, North Somerset, South Gloucestershire, West Wiltshire and selected areas of the Southern Cotswolds.

Start your project
Tell us how you would like to use the space and we will help you explore the right freestanding pergola options.