ᐅ Comparison of Louvered Roofs: Brustor vs. Renson

Hi everyone,
we are planning to build a louvered roof measuring 3.5 x 6 meters (11.5 x 20 feet) in Baden-Württemberg.
The roof will be installed on a wooden structure/balcony. The load capacity is guaranteed.

I already have two quotes:
- Brustor B200XL (26,500 EUR) (Has only been building roofs for 3 years)
- Renson Camarque (34,000 EUR) (Very experienced)

Both systems include 4 zip screens, heating, 4 louvers with lighting and remote control, integrated zips, etc.
Both are marketed as high-end products, although Renson is probably a bit superior (wind resistance, louver thickness).
But is the extra 7,500 EUR worth it?

I have seen both systems in person, and they both look good in the showroom. Since we hope to plan for 25+ years, I don’t want to save money now only to have costly upgrades later.

Unfortunately, there aren’t many comparisons online besides advertisements. Would you be interested in sharing your experiences with me here?

Thanks and good luck

I would go for the cheaper option and have the facade fixed with the remaining budget – it looks rather poor.

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Hi,
we are facing the same decision
louvered pergola 3.3 x 4.3 meters (11 x 14 feet)
Brustor vs Renson
The price difference for our configuration is 4900 euros.
I would appreciate any comments.

Hello everyone, unfortunately I’m a bit late joining this discussion.

Have you already made a choice (Renson Camargue or Brustton B-200XL)?
How satisfied are you with the roof? We also want to get a roof and are facing the same decision. Our roof is planned to be 6200 x 4500 millimeters (205 x 177 inches) in size.

How satisfied are you with your pergolas? What about the fixed screens? Are they water repellent, or does water eventually get through?

Best regards

We are currently looking for a louvered roof and saw the ones from Renson at the showroom. What did you decide on?