Motorized Pergola Fly Mesh

Deploying mesh manually around a pergola or veranda with several open sides means doing it panel by panel before guests arrive or the evening gets going. Motorized systems replace that with synchronized drives that deploy every panel together at the press of a button, a wall switch, or a scheduled time.

Control: a wall-mounted remote, a handheld remote, or a timer set to your typical evening hours are the standard options. If your villa has an existing smart-home or automation system and you want the mesh drive coordinated with it, that integration is scoped directly with your automation installer or facilities contact, since compatibility depends entirely on your specific system, and we do not assume it as a standard feature here.

Scheduling: a timer can be set to deploy the mesh in the evening and retract it in the morning, matched to your household’s actual routine rather than a fixed clock time, confirmed and adjusted at handover.

Power: tubular 230V motors are fitted per panel with synchronized timing so multi-panel structures move together rather than one panel lagging behind the others.

• Can all sides of a multi-side pergola or veranda be triggered from one button? Yes, synchronized drives are the standard configuration for multi-panel structures.
• What happens to the mesh position during a power cut? The installer explains the manual override for your specific motor model at handover, since this varies by drive type.
• Can this be integrated with an existing smart-home system? Sometimes, depending on your system and the drive fitted; this is scoped directly with your automation installer rather than guaranteed upfront.

Noise: tubular motors are sized to deploy panels smoothly rather than quickly, which matters for an evening dinner setting where an abrupt, noisy movement would be distracting for guests already seated.

Servicing: motor and drive components sit within the beam-mounted cassette at each panel, keeping them accessible for routine servicing without needing to remove the mesh frame from its mounting point.

Which structures suit motorization: motorization tends to make the most sense where there are several panels to deploy at once, or where the household simply wants one-button operation rather than manually rolling out each side before an evening outdoors.

Ask the installer which panels benefit most from motorization on your specific structure, since a mix of motorized and manual panels sometimes makes more sense than motorizing every side.