Costco Wholesale (link for reference only) has for its
Members:
8.8' x 14.4' Sorara Mirador Pergola on sale for
$1199.99. Offer is valid In-Store only.
Thanks Community Member
SkillfulPocket513 for sharing this deal
Note, offer is valid In-Store only for Costco Members and availability varies by location. You may check Costco Warehouse In-Store price by using the Costco Mobile App, going to "Warehouse" > "Search warehouse inventory > Enter Item Number
1807225.
Features:
- 100% Powder Coated Aluminum Construction
- Adjustable Aluminum Louvers
- Integrated Guttering System
- Modern Frame Design Shows No Visible Fasteners
Community Reviews
This Costco pergola is mainly a large adjustable louvered shade structure, with the 10 by 20 foot size called out as a complete pergola rather than just an accessory kit. The strongest takeaways are the in store pricing, with the $1,199 price confirmed in multiple locations and the Costco app matching that figure, while some stores show $1,599 or $1,799 with the $400 manufacturer rebate already included. Installation can be the real hurdle, since it needs solid anchoring, leveling, and often permits or HOA approval. Real world performance looks good when closed, but heavy rain leakage and sagging louvers have also been reported.
Shoppers able to buy in store, because the lower price appears to be location-specific and the app can confirm the in-store amount.
DIY installers on a concrete pad, because the included anchors can be swapped for stronger screw anchors to improve wind resistance.
Buyers who can verify local rules first, because permit and setback requirements may apply before installation.
Homeowners adding a covered patio feature, because the adjustable louvers look good and can stay dry in heavy rain when closed.
Shoppers counting on the rebate to stack automatically, because the terms may block combining it with other savings.
Homeowners in rainy climates, because the louvers can sag under water and the roof can leak during heavy rain.
People installing near a fence or in HOA-controlled neighborhoods, because city approval may be required and removal fines can follow.
Buyers expecting a quick, hassle-free setup, because anchoring and leveling can be the hardest part of installation.
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in GA its anything over 130sqft needs city approval
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