Traditional pergolas are static structures, typically with a gazebo shape attached to the house and with horizontal beams to support climbing plants. The bioclimatic approach consists of designing a structure. The bioclimatic approach consists of designing a structure that suits the climatic conditions of the season. This allows us to take advantage of all the possible benefits it offers (light, ventilation, heat, coolness, etc.) and to foresee and anticipate adverse conditions of any kind (rain, wind, snow, etc.).

Louvered Roof Systems, often known as bioclimatic pergolas, consists of rotating aluminum louvers that allow for premium climate control.

Renson & louvered roof pergolas provide remote controlled louvers that enable users to create the environment they want in any season. By adjusting the louvers (whether they are rotating, retractable or both simultaneously) allow the regulation of the heat, the incoming light, the humidity and the passage of air. In the horizontal position (with the slats closed), they provide protection against rain and snow and also include an invisible drainage system through the columns to the floor. The drainage system still works when the slats are opened after it has rained, so that the terrace furniture is always protected.