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The long-span model. Panels turn up to 90 degrees.
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Bioclimatic pergolas, retractable pergolas, architectural spans, and awnings with curtains and parasols. The catalogue is a PDF.
Aluminium panels open, close, or turn on their axis so air can pass. The range is published for four-season use.
The long-span model. Panels turn up to 90 degrees.
A flat area, with posts at the front.
Opens and closes from one control. Panels can turn as they stack.
Stands on its own posts, without a building to lean on.
Hung from brackets instead of posts, so the view stays open.
Fits an existing structure: a room roof, or a timber pergola by a pool.
Retractable fabric roofs. Flat, half-oval and full-oval rails, in Tectona and Minima.
A straight rail for a wide cover.
The same straight rail, in a smaller profile.
A half-oval rail.
A half-oval rail in the Minima profile.
A full-oval rail for a wide cover.
A full-oval rail in the Minima profile.
The R line. R1 and R6 are published for large covers, R3, R4 and R5 for smaller work, and R2 for a free plan. Each number is shown in Subulate, then Falcate.
Two systems back to back on a steel frame.
The half-oval version of the same span.
Hung, with no front post.
Hung, with a half-oval rail.
Two hung systems back to back.
Two hung half-oval systems.
A braced system, without a front post.
The braced system with a half-oval rail.
Two braced systems back to back.
Two braced half-oval systems.
Two hung systems on a steel frame, for a large opening.
The large opening with a half-oval rail.
An articulated awning, worked by hand.
An articulated awning with light in the arm.
Two awnings back to back on a steel frame.
Motorised. The fabric sits in a box when closed.
A larger cassette, published for a longer projection.
The Plus cassette with lighting.
Arms that open up to 175 degrees. Motorised as standard, and it can be manual.
A vertical zip curtain.
A large parasol, fixed or on wheels.