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Oak pergolas made in Britain

Oak pergola kits, made to your size.

Choose your pergola length and depth in 100 mm increments and see a guide price. Order a workshop-prepared oak kit or ask us to supply and install it.

Design your pergola
Two traditional oak pergolas over a garden patio and outdoor kitchen beside a stone house

Simple by design

Your dimensions. Your frame. A clear price.

Set your pergola length, depth and oak section, then add staddle stones, delivery and installation.

Build your frame

Design your oak pergola

1. Select the size

Choose from the available depth options for your selected length. The measurements are the pergola footprint. The top beams extend 400 mm beyond the footprint on each side, adding 800 mm to the overall top dimensions.

2. Choose your oak

Installation covers erection of the oak frame only. Groundworks and the siting or installation of staddle stones are not included.

3. Add staddle stones

230 mm-high stones with central steel pins, sized to match your oak posts. Pergolas over 4000 mm include six; all others include four.

Optional stone post supports

What are staddle stones?

Staddle stones form a durable bearing point beneath the oak posts, lifting the end grain clear of the surrounding surface and creating a traditional detail at the base of the frame.

Each 230 mm-high stone has a central steel pin to locate the post. They still require suitable, level foundations beneath them; final ground preparation should suit the frame, soil and finished surface.

Straight-square natural stone with a central steel locating pin

150 mm or 175 mm stone selected to match the oak posts

Four stones for pergolas up to 4000 mm; six when any dimension is over 4000 mm

Available in granite or sandstone and delivered with the pergola kit

Straight-square granite staddle stone with central steel pin
Natural granite
Straight-square sandstone staddle stone with central steel pin
Natural sandstone

Stone colour, grain, texture and small edge variations are natural and will differ from piece to piece.

Oak pergola with curved braces over an outdoor kitchen beside a stone houseOak pergola with pegged curved braces and posts on staddle stones

From £4,800

Your oak pergola, made to fit

Set the length and depth for your garden, then choose your oak section and optional extras.

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Choose with confidence

An oak pergola without the usual guesswork.

Made to your dimensions

Select the pergola footprint in practical size increments. Top beams overhang by 400 mm on each side, and the standard clear height is 2,200 mm to the underside of the top beam.

Clear frame choices

Select 150 × 150 mm or 175 × 175 mm oak. We review the final frame specification against your dimensions before confirming the order.

Traditional oak joinery

The visible frame is made with mortise-and-tenon joints, oak pegs and curved knee braces.

Two ways to buy

Choose a prepared supply-only kit or add professional installation for £500. Check your delivery charge in the configurator.

Supply-only oak pergola kits

Prepared in the workshop. Ready for assembly.

Your frame arrives with the main oak components cut and labelled, including posts, beams, braces, rafters and oak pegs. Our made-to-order oak pergola frames have a typical lead time of 6–8 weeks. The kit price, delivery and schedule are confirmed with your final specification and postcode.

Supply & installation

Professionally erected by our team.

Add professional pergola installation for a fixed £500. Delivery across mainland England and Wales is free within a 100-mile radius of Waterhouses and £250 including VAT beyond; enter your postcode in the configurator.

Groundworks and staddle stones

Our pergola installation service covers the assembly and installation of the oak frame only. It does not include any groundworks, excavation, concrete foundations, alterations to paving, or the siting and installation of staddle stones.

Suitable foundations and staddle stones must be prepared, level and correctly positioned before we arrive to install the pergola. We will provide the pergola footprint and post-position dimensions so that you or your chosen groundworker can prepare the site correctly.

Jointed oak beams and curved braces laid out on workshop trestles
Oak beams and curved braces prepared on the workshop trestles.

Common questions about oak pergolas

How much does an oak pergola cost?+

Oak pergola kits start at £4,800 including VAT. The configurator shows the price for your dimensions, oak section, optional staddle stones, delivery and £500 installation. Foundations are separate.

Do I need planning permission?+

Many domestic pergolas may fall within permitted development limits, but height, location, listed status and local restrictions matter. Check your specific project with the local planning authority before ordering.

How long will an oak pergola last?+

Durability depends on the oak specification, detailing, drainage, ground contact and maintenance. Good design keeps the structural oak clear of persistent moisture and allows water to shed.