About this project
This Newcastle project combines a five-metre canopy with a cream cassette. The lighter frame remains a visible part of the finish whether the fabric is open or retracted.
The 3.5m projection gives the awning depth as well as a broad span along the building. R755 fabric was selected for the canopy, with its appearance shown in the project photographs.
Choosing the enclosure as part of the exterior
A cream cassette can be considered alongside other light-coloured features on a property. It does not have to match every surface exactly, but its position above the outdoor area means the colour will remain visible when the awning is closed.
When planning a canopy with these dimensions, also look at how far the furniture extends from the wall. That connects the appearance of the enclosure with the practical reach of the fabric when it is in use.
Solution and installation
A motor handles opening and closing, and a wind sensor is included. For anyone considering a similar size, this example provides a reference for the proportions of a five-metre awning and the look of cream construction.
Key benefits and project details
- 500cm by 350cm full cassette
- Cream RAL 1015 construction
- R755 fabric with motorisation and a wind sensor
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Newcastle.
Considering an awning in Newcastle or a neighbouring area? Include the county or Eircode with your enquiry, along with photographs of the proposed mounting position. That helps us discuss the correct location and the dimensions and finish that would suit your property.
FAQ — Newcastle
Which frame finish is shown in Newcastle?
The frame is finished in RAL 1015 Cream.
What are this awning’s specified dimensions?
It is 5m wide with a 3.5m projection.
What helps when enquiring about a Newcastle installation?
Include the county or Eircode as well as photographs and approximate dimensions. Newcastle is a place name used in more than one location, so the precise address helps avoid confusion.