About this project
Lighting adds an evening feature to this broad Kilcock canopy. The awning is 5.6m wide, combining motorised movement with a substantial area of overhead fabric.
The 3.5m projection reaches out from the building, while the width extends the canopy along it. Those two dimensions should be considered together when planning where people will sit beneath an awning.
Making a wide canopy useful throughout the day
The value of an awning is in how it fits the routine of the outdoor space. A broad canopy may shade a table or seating arrangement, while integrated lighting adds another feature when the area is used later.
For a similar Kilcock project, describe when you most often sit outside and what you want beneath the fabric. Those details are more useful at the start than choosing from dimensions alone. The photographs provide the reference for the appearance of this finished installation.
Solution and installation
This installation uses R164 fabric and includes LEDs and a wind sensor. The photographs are the best reference for its finished appearance and lighting arrangement. The canopy can be retracted when the space is wanted without overhead fabric.
Key benefits and project details
- 560cm width and 350cm projection
- R164 canopy fabric
- LED lighting with motorisation and a wind sensor
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Kilcock.
Planning a wide canopy around Kilcock, Maynooth or Enfield? Include your location and describe how the space is used during the day and evening. This illuminated installation offers a starting point for that discussion.
FAQ — Kilcock
How big is the illuminated Kilcock canopy?
It measures 5.6m wide with a 3.5m projection.
Is this installation motorised?
Yes. Motorised operation is included, along with LED lighting and a wind sensor.
What should I include when enquiring about a canopy like this?
Send the approximate width, desired reach and photographs of the proposed wall. Mention whether evening lighting is part of how you want to use the space.