
Caesar Hardtop Louvered Pergola, Slanted Roof
From $1,949
Aluminum | Operation not published | 8×10 – 10×20 ft
Warranty: 1 Year
Most people should buy a manual louvered pergola. You set the louvers with a crank, it costs less than the motorized version from every brand that sells both, and there’s nothing electrical to wire or go wrong. Pay for a motor if you’ll move the roof every day or want to close it from indoors when it rains.
At 10×10, manual kits run from about $1,100 to $6,100 and motorized ones from about $5,200 to $12,000, before delivery and installation. If you just want our pick, it’s the Mirador 111DA, at about half the price of the premium kits. Manual or motorized shows what the motor really adds.
Updated Oct 20, 2026
Industry developments
Pergolux hasn't posted its November prices, Erommy's aluminum 10×10 undercuts Costco's Mirador deal, and two more sales end early next week.
New releases
The 10×16 is the cheapest way into a 16-foot Apex, and Hansø hasn't posted drawings for any of the four new sizes.