Fabric Awnings

Fabric awnings are the traditional style of awning, made from durable fabrics that remain permanently extended.
They allow for customised shade and can be styled and matched to your home’s exterior decor.
Fabric awnings are often added to the exterior of a home above windows to decrease direct sunlight into the window while still allowing natural light in.
Materials are made to withstand inclement weather and last for years. It’s a great but subtle way to improve the value of your home a bit!
Automatic awnings are an excellent way to add customised shade cover to your outdoor spaces that can be retracted or opened with ease.
They’re often the most popular choice of awning because of the convenience of using the awning with minimal effort.
The material fabric is rolled up when closed and sits mostly flat against your house when not in use, which makes it subtle and adjustable.
If you chose to enjoy the shade on a sunny day, with the push of a button you can easily extend the awning then retract it when finished.
Straight drop awnings are similar to the concept of an indoor shade, but on the exterior of a window.
These awnings drop straight down from the top of a window space to the bottom to block out sun, wind, or weather.
The material is more durable than interior shade styles, since they’re typically more exposed.
This type of awning is particularly popular for enclosed outdoor patios.

Aluminium Awnings

Aluminum awnings are a more durable time of permanent awning than the fabric awnings.
They extend outward from the side wall of a home or building to increase the desired shade in a certain space.
When placed above windows, they shield the interior from direct sunlight and prevent damage.
The metallic material is able to endure harsh weathers and will typically last for a decade or longer.
They can also be painted to prevent corrosion and to match the exterior of your home.

Carbolite awnings are designed to extend permanently from the exterior of the home, and the material is translucent to allow partial light to enter a window while also effectively blocking UV rays.
The protective carbolite allows most light to enter through your windows while keeping furniture and floors protected from fading or other damage in the sunlight.