farmgirlinky - Actually ours has lattice atop the structure to increase shade but is not solid so as to be a watertight roof. Ours is free standing but could have been anchored to the house. Many pergolas are built with a couple crossed layers of wood atop the rafters for shade however we wanted ours to be "flat" so the rafters are nested. Plans are included within the linked album. Good luck with yours. Here is a link that might be useful: Pergola

We also saw the pergola at our Costco here... looked nice but it too was wobbly and the top cross-beam was sagging quite a bit. Never know if they just did a half-a#@ job putting them together for display, though. We saw one on display at Sears that was also the faux wood looking aluminum but was a bit smaller (8' x 10') and had a pretty neat sliding shape that could be pulled down opposite sides. It seemed quite sturdy and had holes in the base "feet" so you could anchor. I found it on their online catalog, but the picture isn't great. It looked quite good in person. Here is a link that might be useful: Sears pergola

Hi Sophie - so you are saying you have experience with these cabinets and the quality is poor?

Here’s an update: based on feedback here, I sought out recommended specialists and was very fortunate that a contractor whose work I’ve seen and who an acquaintance hired for a lovely kitchen renovation was able to send over subcontractors to complete installation. There will be some more finish work on Monday. They said I could use the oven in the meantime. The installers repeated the same things Joseph Corbett had noted: that it’s vital to do an installation on site rather than trust the manufacturers specifications provided online or even in the installation manuals. Our double oven is the GE Cafe french door model. HL you asked about the cutout of my existing oven and that of the new oven. The old cutout was 48 inches. I can’t provide the exact cutout height and width for our new oven but it was at least 2 inches longer (total height) . I basically let the pros do the final measuring and installation and stayed out of their way. There will be some minor finish work on Monday....drywall repair and paint from damage left when our old oven, a complete piece of junk ( in spite of high Consumer Report ratings) was pulled in and out of the wall numerous times for attempted repairs. .