Since March 2024, the B160XL has been part of the Brustor range: a slat roof developed as an entry-level model for consumers looking for a quality, stylish patio enclosure, but with a more accessible price tag.
The B160XL is a versatile pergola with a sleek and elegant design, with no visible screws or patio attachment. In doing so, the model stays true to the acclaimed Brustor look and feel, which is also reflected in the premium models.
Sales manager for the Netherlands, Nico Roose, explains, "With the B160XL we offer an attractively priced alternative within our range of slat roofs, without sacrificing style or quality. Thanks to the connected gutter system without caulking, rainwater is neatly drained. The motor is subtly concealed in the frame. Installation is also simplified and completely silicone-free."

With a maximum size of 6 x 4.5 meters, the B160XL is suitable for various applications: as an extension, freestanding or even integrated into an existing structure. In terms of construction, it is reminiscent of the popular B200(XL), although there is one important difference: "The B160XL is always installed with surface-mounted screens. For consumers who do not want integrated ZIP screens, this is a perfect solution. Those who do want to go for integrated screens are better off choosing the B200(XL)," Roose said.
Like the other Brustor solutions, this model is fully customizable:
The introduction of the B160XL was enthusiastically received by the dealer network, which sees the model as a logical and welcome response to the market demand for accessible, modular slat roofs with Brustor quality. "We find that this pergola responds perfectly to the needs of consumers who want comfort and design, but without unnecessary extras," says Roose. "After more than a year on the market, we can say: this is exactly what the market needed."
Brustor continues to innovate. Several more new products are planned for the fall of 2025 and the first half of 2026. "We look forward to presenting some great innovations again at the next edition of Polyclose," concludes Roose.