Softwoods DIY Pergola Kits
Whether you’re a DIY enthusiast or a professional tradie, Softwoods DIY pergola kits are anything but ordinary. You can personalise our custom design pergola from an almost endless range of timber species, styles and sizes to suit your needs - and we delivery Australia-wide (price includes delivery).
Our DIY pergola kits are backed by our exclusive engineering, plans and elevations, ready for council approval. We pre-cut to your measurements using our cutting-edge design system and supply a ready-to-build structure complete with all fittings, roofing and guttering - so you can get on with the job with confidence.
We're all about making it easy, so our kits include detailed building instructions, and we’re always on hand to answer questions as you go - just give us a call or send us an email.
Different Pergola Styles
The two most sought-after pergola styles are the gable roof pergola, and the flat/skillion roof pergola – some people even combine the two.
Gable roof pergolas – feature a higher roof with open ends to invite airflow and natural light, and rafters cut at angles to meet in the centre of the structure. Gable roof pergolas can be designed to mirror your home’s roofline and blend in with its architectural style, with a choice of hip or bay ends to personalise the design. To create the ambience of a true outdoor living room, gable roof pergolas can feature a lined ceiling, further decorative features include false gables or Dutch gables which create additional space under the roof and a unique roofline appearance from the outside.
Flat/skillion roof pergolas – popular and highly versatile, with the option to build with different levels or pitches to suit your specific property. These can include lined ceilings with the option to incorporate lighting, heating, speakers or ceiling fans. Softwoods recommends a minimum five-degree pitch on flat roofs using standard roof sheeting for optimal water drainage. Lower pitches are possible with heavy-duty, high-profile roof sheeting, but we suggest discussing this with a Softwoods expert before ordering to ensure you choose a design that will complement and add value to your home.



