Kim Bilodeau-Olivier
Produit super!!!! Manque de piton noirs par contre… mais ouf le look est incroyable
grant walters
Excellent solution if you’re looking for a clean, contemporary aesthetic. My project was built with 6”X6” pressure treated. Given that I was glad I had recruited five friends to make the erection process much easier.
manny mercado
The fastener heads tend to strip of the holes into the wood beams are not pre-drilled. Other than the extra prep work, this thing is awesome and super easy to put together!
Vickie Santner
I think it is a great system, I genuinely love mine. I dislike the minimal, amount of screws that came with my 12 x 24. You could barely get every post. Even, only using 2 screws per 2 sides as directed. Best advice is "do not use pressure treated lumber" as it does not fit! It recommends 3 men but 2 women put a 12x24 together.
marianne beggs
I'm in love with my toja grid pergola, I was looking for something to blend into woods and this looks fabulous. Easy to assemble except trying to lift the peak onto the legs, we were lucky and have a friend with a bobcat and forks. Can't wait to do the landscape around it next year. Definitely going to get another one for our deck.
Bruce Young
Really like the Tojo Grid product. I called and asked if they made it for true 6”x6” beams and they said yes, they cost the same as the parts for dressed 6x6. I ordered the kit and it was at my door in a few days. I read that some people find the finished product a bit wobbly, so I added a few extra holes opposite the ones that come with the product, shimmed the beams and used 2.5” Timerlock bolts. My final 12’x16’ trellis is rock solid. It looks like one box may have been dropped during shipping because one edge was rolled over a bit. Straightens it out with a hammer and hope to get touch up paint soon.
Joanne Fairbrass
Loving my grid!
Went through a number of transformations until I came up with this system two 8x8s side sale and waves on top
Erik Kincaid
Purchased a 6x6 system for 2 10'x12' pergolas. Thing was massive once the top was assembled. Had to figure a way to raise it and put the legs in. But we got it. Ordered some 10' and 12' curtain rods. Figured they'd work for our pergola. We were wrong. Off by 1/2" each rod. Had to cut them down and rework them. Overall, pretty happy with it.