Pergolas in Palma de Mallorca

Sun and rain protection for terraces in the city centre and along the coast of Palma

Terraces in Palma: intense sun, limited space, strict regulations

Palma combines dense urban areas with coastal villas. In the old town, terraces tend to be rooftop terraces or interior courtyards with space restrictions and heritage regulations. In residential areas like Portixol, El Molinar and Son Vida, properties offer more surface area but face direct sun exposure and, on the seafront, salt-laden air from the sea.

Local conditions in Palma

Sun exposure

Palma averages 300 days of sunshine per year. The south-facing orientation of many terraces means direct exposure during the middle of the day. Adjustable louvres allow you to regulate shade without fully closing off the space.

Salt air on the seafront

Properties along the Paseo Marítimo, in Portixol and Ciudad Jardín are exposed to marine aerosol. All Brustor systems are made from powder-coated aluminium that is resistant to salt-air corrosion.

Building regulations

Palma city council requires a prior works notification (comunicación previa) for pergolas. In heritage-protected zones (old town, Calatrava), additional restrictions on height and materials may apply. UNIT verifies the applicable regulations before each project.

Recommended systems for Palma

For urban terraces with limited space, the B160XL offers the most compact solution. For villas with large areas, the B250XL and B600S models can cover several dozen square metres without intermediate columns.

Louvered pergolas

Your pergola in Palma

We advise you without obligation on the right solution for your terrace in Palma de Mallorca.

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