An adjustable louvered pergola enclosure configurator lets the buyer assign tilting side panels to individual sides and see immediately how blade angle changes the view through and the shade. The same control mode — manual or electric — also governs the roof blades, so the configuration captures the whole operating setup of the build.
Adjustable side louvres sit between an open pergola and a solid wall: they let air through but close down against sun and sightlines. Their value is hard to convey in a photograph because it depends on movement. The configurator solves that by showing the tilt change on the 3D model of the buyer’s own pergola.
Yes. Blade tilt changes directly in the 3D scene, so the difference between open and closed is visible on their own configuration rather than on a stock photograph.
No. Control is a property of the whole build. If the buyer wants motorised operation, it covers both roof and side blades.
Adjustable blades tilt and carry a mechanism; fixed panels hold a constant angle and cost less. Both are separate per-side options in the configurator.
Yes. Infill is chosen per side, so mixing louvres, glazing, screens and a solid wall on one build is normal.
The pergola branch uses your pricing rules. We wire them to side count, dimensions and control type, and you decide whether the buyer sees a price.
