About this project
This Castleknock PRO Square awning brings a dark finish across a wide span. Black construction is paired with dark fabric, with lighting built into the supporting arms.
The unit measures 5.95m wide and projects 3m. Its shape places the emphasis on coverage along the building, while the square model gives the closed unit its own distinct form.
A wide dark canopy without unnecessary depth
This PRO Square installation spreads shade along the building with a three-metre projection. That broad shape can be worth considering when the main outdoor area runs across the frontage rather than far away from it.
Dark fabric and black construction keep the colour scheme consistent. A project with these proportions is also a reminder to consider the awning from a distance: the long enclosure will remain part of the building’s appearance after the canopy is closed.
Solution and installation
The awning opens and closes using a motorised system and includes a wind sensor. Arm lighting adds light beneath the canopy. The project photographs show how the dark fabric and black frame appear together at this size.
Key benefits and project details
- Semi square cassette model
- 595cm by 300cm canopy in R150 Dark fabric
- RAL 9005 construction with arm LEDs
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Castleknock, Dublin.
For a broad PRO Square canopy in Castleknock or neighbouring Blanchardstown and Clonsilla, send the approximate frontage width. The required projection can then be discussed separately from the length of wall available.
FAQ — Castleknock, Dublin
Which model group does this Castleknock project belong to?
It is listed under PRO Square Awnings.
Is the fabric as dark as the construction?
The project specifies R150 Dark fabric with a black RAL 9005 frame.
Should a wide frontage always have a deep canopy?
Not necessarily. Width and projection answer different layout questions. The useful depth depends on how far the area to be shaded extends from the building.