About this project
A cream enclosure gives this Ratoath awning its lighter appearance. Beneath the extended fabric, LEDs in the arms provide lighting with adjustable brightness.
The unit is 5.95m wide and projects 3.5m. The cream finish remains visible on the cassette when closed, so it is part of the property’s appearance even when the canopy is not in use.
An evening setting that can be adjusted
The lighting level that suits one activity may feel too bright for another. A dimmer gives the option to lower the arm lighting when a more subdued setting is wanted beneath the canopy.
The cream enclosure remains an important part of the daytime appearance on this wide unit. Considering both the closed cassette and the evening lights helps picture how the awning will look across different parts of the day.
Solution and installation
The installation pairs U371 fabric with the cream construction. Motorised operation, a wind sensor and a lighting dimmer are included. This combination is a useful reference for a broad canopy with a lighter frame and integrated arm lighting.
Key benefits and project details
- 595cm width with cream RAL 1015 construction
- U371 fabric and a 350cm projection
- Arm LEDs with a dimming device
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Ratoath, County Meath.
A cream-framed canopy in Ratoath, Ashbourne or Dunshaughlin can be considered alongside the building’s existing finishes. This project provides a reference for combining that lighter enclosure with dimmable arm lighting.
FAQ — Ratoath, County Meath
What cream finish was selected in Ratoath?
The construction is finished in RAL 1015 Cream.
Can the arm lighting be adjusted?
Yes. The LEDs are supplied with a dimming device.
Should lighting brightness be considered separately from colour?
Yes. Fabric and frame colours shape the appearance, while a dimmer changes the light level. This project combines a cream frame with adjustable arm LEDs.