A slatted pergola enclosure configurator closes sides with blades set at a fixed angle. They carry no mechanism and no motor, so they cost less and need no maintenance, but they cannot be closed down. The buyer assigns them to specific sides, sees the result in 3D, and the configuration states unambiguously which sides are fixed and which are adjustable.
Fixed slatted panels are the usual sensible choice where a buyer wants privacy and shade without paying for a moving mechanism. The difference from adjustable louvres matters enormously in a sales conversation and explains badly in words. The configurator puts both types side by side on the same build.
In the configurator these are two options on the same side, so switching is one click. Whether a retrofit is possible on a finished build depends on your system.
It has no moving mechanism. The manual-or-electric setting therefore applies only to whichever adjustable elements the build has selected.
It depends on the angle and profile spacing. The 3D scene renders the see-through exactly as the profile defines it, so the buyer sees a realistic level of privacy.
Yes. Infill is chosen per side, so mixing is common — a fixed panel towards the neighbour and adjustable blades facing south.
Yes. A configuration can be shared as a link, so the same solution across several units does not have to be rebuilt from scratch.
