Awnings, pergolas and glass systems
We offer several systems, but we don't recommend every one of them to everyone. Below we explain what each system does and where it makes sense. Not sure yet? Send us photos and rough measurements and we will recommend one.
- Every project custom-sized, no standard sizes.
- Frames calculated for wind load.
- Ready-to-install kits with instructions.
- Spare parts and after-sales support.

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Our systems
All of them stand on aluminium frames and all are custom-sized. What makes the difference is your space: a terrace that should stay open, a business used all year, or a windy floor by the sea. Awnings, pergola awnings and zip screens ship as ready-to-install kits; bioclimatic pergolas and glass systems are quoted per project.
A full-cassette awning that projects from the wall with no posts. It shades up to 4 m deep and disappears into its cassette when retracted, which protects the fabric from dust and rain. Motorised with remote control or manual crank, optional wind sensor, fade-resistant acrylic fabric in dozens of colours, and brand printing for businesses. Made in our own Istanbul workshop and the easiest system to ship as a kit.

An aluminium roof made of rotating louvres. Turn the louvres between 0 and 135 degrees by remote control to adjust sun and airflow; when they close, the sealed profiles keep the rain out and the water drains through hidden gutters inside the posts. Rain and wind sensors, LED lighting and heaters can be integrated. The most permanent solution for villa terraces and businesses used in all four seasons.

A waterproof fabric roof that opens and closes by motor on aluminium rails. Lighter and more affordable than a bioclimatic pergola, and when it is open the sky is completely free, which is why cafés and restaurants like it. A wind sensor retracts it automatically above the wind speed you set.

Glass panels that move up and down, so nothing swings inwards or outwards when they are open. That saves space on narrow terraces. Manual or motorised, with one or two moving panels; with double glazing it also adds heat and sound insulation in winter.

Folding or sliding glass panels that open the balcony or terrace completely. The slim aluminium profiles keep the view clear, and the bottom rail can be fitted without a threshold. It blocks wind and dust, so the balcony can be used all year.

A motorised screen whose zipped fabric edges lock into side rails. It doesn't flap in the wind, keeps insects out and filters the sun according to the fabric's openness. With clear PVC it also works as a windbreak in winter; the most practical way to close the sides of a pergola.

A freestanding seating structure for the middle of the garden. We use wood-look aluminium profiles: they look like timber but don't rot and never need varnishing. Available with a fixed roof, rotating louvres or a fabric cover.

An enclosed space where the glass roof and the glass walls are designed together. With thermally insulated profiles and double glazing it becomes a room of the house you actually use. We plan opening roof panels and shading from the start, so it doesn't overheat in summer.

Six things that set the price
There is no single answer to “how much per square metre?”, because two terraces of the same size can cost different amounts. These are the items we look at when we prepare your quote.
System type
There is a real cost difference between bioclimatic pergolas, motorised fabric roofs and awnings. The most expensive system is not always the right one.
Size and span
Not just the total area: the span without posts matters too. A longer span needs a stronger beam, and a stronger beam costs more.
Frame and mounting surface
The condition of the floor and wall it is anchored to, whether it is fixed to the façade, and the wind load all change the profile size.
Motor, sensors and controls
Rain and wind sensors, smart-home integration, LED lighting and heaters are optional extras.
Glass and enclosures
Whether guillotine glass, sliding glass or zip screens are added, and whether the glass is single or double glazed.
Shipping and installation
The distance to your address, packaging, and whether you install it yourself or need our team all affect the final cost.
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Not sure which one fits? Ask us
You don't have to choose between the systems on your own. Send us your measurements and a few photos; we will tell you which one makes sense for your space and what it will cost.

Let's work out which system suits you
A few photos and rough measurements are enough to end months of indecision. We reply with the options and prices in writing, with no obligation.