Stay outside longer
Awnings
An awning adds to the terrace exactly those hours when the sun would otherwise drive you indoors. What matters is less the fabric than the cassette protecting it.
Invisible when closed
Cubic cassette awning KKM 5 / KKM 7
Retracted, the fabric disappears completely into an angular cassette. That protects it — and is why a cassette awning still looks good long after an open one does not.
- Projection (arm length)
- 1,500 mm · 2,000 mm · 2,500 mm · 3,000 mm · 3,500 mm · 4,000 mm
- Minimum width per projection — KKM 5
- 1,500 mm arm → 1,910 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,410 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 2,910 mm · 3,000 mm arm → 3,410 mm · 3,500 mm arm → 3,910 mm Two folding arms need room side by side when retracted, so the minimum width rises with the projection.
- Minimum width per projection — KKM 7
- 1,500 mm arm → 2,410 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,464 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 3,140 mm · 3,000 mm arm → 3,640 mm · 3,500 mm arm → 4,140 mm · 4,000 mm arm → 4,640 mm
- Maximum width (bk)
- KKM 5: max. 5,000 mm · KKM 7: max. 7,000 mm
- Fabric deduction
- KKM 5: 180 mm · KKM 7: 160 mm Construction width minus the deduction gives the fabric width — the figure that matters when planning into an existing reveal.
- Coupled, four arms
- min. 7,010 mm – max. 14,000 mm
- Retract at wind speed
- 28 km/h The speed at which the unit must be retracted depends on width, height and mounting. Wind and rain sensors reduce the risk of damage but are no guarantee against it. Responsibility rests with whoever operates the installation.
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 8.
Light and hard-wearing
Cassette awning KGM 5 / KGM 6
The same idea with a round cassette and less weight. Where the wall cannot take any load you like, that is the difference.
- Projection (arm length)
- 1,500 mm · 2,000 mm · 2,500 mm · 3,000 mm · 3,500 mm · 4,000 mm
- Minimum width per projection — KGM 5
- 1,500 mm arm → 1,760 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,260 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 2,790 mm Two folding arms need room side by side when retracted, so the minimum width rises with the projection.
- Minimum width per projection — KGM 6
- 1,500 mm arm → 1,770 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,260 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 2,790 mm · 3,000 mm arm → 3,300 mm · 3,500 mm arm → 3,810 mm · 4,000 mm arm → 4,320 mm
- Maximum width (bk)
- KGM 5: max. 5,000 mm · KGM 6: max. 6,000 mm
- Fabric deduction
- 180 mm (motor) / 200 mm (manual) Construction width minus the deduction gives the fabric width — the figure that matters when planning into an existing reveal.
- Fabric deduction with LED arm lighting
- 224 mm (motor) / 244 mm (manual)
- Retract at wind speed
- KGM 5: 38 km/h · KGM 6: 38 km/h on small units, 28 km/h on large ones The speed at which the unit must be retracted depends on width, height and mounting. Wind and rain sensors reduce the risk of damage but are no guarantee against it. Responsibility rests with whoever operates the installation.
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 7.
- LED arm lighting reduces the fabric width further.
For the balcony
Balcony awning BGM 6 / CGM 5
Cut to the proportions of a balcony: little projection, little build height, and fitted even where a slab gets in the way above.
- Projection (arm length)
- 1,500 mm · 2,000 mm · 2,500 mm
- Minimum width per projection
- 1,500 mm arm → 1,760 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,260 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 2,790 mm Two folding arms need room side by side when retracted, so the minimum width rises with the projection.
- Maximum width (bk)
- BGM 6: max. 6,000 mm · CGM 5: max. 5,000 mm
- Fabric deduction
- BGM 6: 190 mm · CGM 5: 190 mm (motor) / 205 mm (manual) Construction width minus the deduction gives the fabric width — the figure that matters when planning into an existing reveal.
- Retract at wind speed
- 38 km/h The speed at which the unit must be retracted depends on width, height and mounting. Wind and rain sensors reduce the risk of damage but are no guarantee against it. Responsibility rests with whoever operates the installation.
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 4.
- Optionally with a protective roof.
Large areas, open mechanism
Standard awning NGM 20
The open design without a cassette. Cheaper per square metre and made for wide spans — but the fabric stands unprotected, which asks for care.
- Projection (arm length)
- 1,500 mm · 2,000 mm · 2,500 mm · 3,000 mm · 3,500 mm · 4,000 mm
- Minimum width per projection
- 1,500 mm arm → 1,750 mm · 2,000 mm arm → 2,240 mm · 2,500 mm arm → 2,770 mm · 3,000 mm arm → 3,280 mm · 3,500 mm arm → 3,850 mm · 4,000 mm arm → 4,560 mm Two folding arms need room side by side when retracted, so the minimum width rises with the projection.
- Maximum width (bk)
- max. 20,000 mm
- Width by number of arms
- 2 arm: max. 6,000 mm · 4 arm: max. 12,000 mm · 6 arm: max. 18,000 mm · 8 arm: max. 20,000 mm
- Fabric deduction
- 150 mm Construction width minus the deduction gives the fabric width — the figure that matters when planning into an existing reveal.
- Retract at wind speed
- 38 km/h on small units, 28 km/h on large ones The speed at which the unit must be retracted depends on width, height and mounting. Wind and rain sensors reduce the risk of damage but are no guarantee against it. Responsibility rests with whoever operates the installation.
- Valance
- max. 1,200 mm drop, up to 6,000 mm width / 3,000 mm projection
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 6.
- Optionally with a protective roof or a retractable valance.
