Terrace roofing
A roof over the terrace turns a fair-weather space into somewhere you use nine months a year. Whether it is fixed glazing or turning blades depends on which way it faces.
Terrace roof TD 1 / TD 2
A fixed glass roof on an aluminium frame. It lets light through, keeps rain and snow off, and turns the terrace into a room you also use in March.
- Width
- 2,000 mm – 6,000 mm per unit, multiple units flexible
- Projection
- 1,500 mm – 6,000 mm
- Support spacing
- max. 5,500 mm
- Glass grid
- 500 mm – 830 mm
- Offset (VM)
- 150 mm – 1,000 mm
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 9.
- The division of longitudinal beam and glass width follows the altitude above sea level — snow load.
- The projection applies with divided glass.
- Drainage via the combined profile; a cross-beam roof with drainage is possible.
Louvred roof LD 6
Turning blades instead of a fixed surface: closed it is tight, tilted it lets heat escape, open you sit under the sky. The same principle as on the façade, only overhead.
Why this is more than a roof
A closed glass roof traps heat in summer. A louvred roof lets it out upwards without putting you in the sun — that is the real gain over a fixed cover.
- Width
- max. 5,000 mm
- Projection
- 2,050 mm – 7,050 mm, in steps of 200 mm
- Slats
- 8 – 33 [object Object], rotating 0° bis 135°
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 11.
- The limits apply per module. Intermediate dimensions are possible for the width but not the projection — the projection steps in 200 mm increments, because each step means one more slat.
- From 6250 mm projection at 5000 mm width, six supports are required (from 3000 mm width).
Folding pergola FP 7
A folding fabric roof on a wide span. Gathered it opens the sky, extended it shades areas no awning could cover.
- Width
- max. 5,500 mm
- Projection
- 2,500 mm – 10,000 mm
- Crossbeams
- 7 – 25 [object Object]
- Folded fabric stack
- 650 mm up to 1,720 mm (2,500 mm – 10,000 mm projection) The folded stack decides whether the pergola fits under a window; the projection does not.
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 15.
- The limits apply per module; intermediate dimensions are possible for both projection and width.
- From 7500 mm projection, two additional supports are required.
- The supports are height-adjustable by 50 mm.
Zip pergola ZP 7
The fabric runs in a zip at the sides and the frame stays slender. For terraces where a heavy roof would be too much.
- Width by projection
- up to 4,000 mm projection: max. 5,000 mm · above that, up to 7,000 mm: max. 4,000 mm
- Modules
- 2 modules without a centre post: max. 6,000 mm · 2 modules with a centre post: max. 8,000 mm · 3 modules with one centre post: max. 10,000 mm · 3 modules with two centre posts: max. 12,000 mm
Source and conditions
Source: Technical information — Sun blinds, terrace canopies, sunshades, edition SSAG–05–2025, page 19.
- Available with and without anchoring.
- With anchoring, only a radio motor is possible.
- The anchoring control box (200 × 149 × 80 mm) must be accommodated on site.
