A distinction is made between open arm awnings, with which the fabric roller is visibly attached (some with roof for weather protection), and closed or cassette folding arm awning, the roller tube and articulated arms (box, cassette) protect against the elements. Besides, these two main types of awnings New Jersey are intermediate solutions, the so-called sleeve canopy or cloth cassette canopies.
They are conditionally dirt-resistant and weatherproof. Above all, it is resistant to ultraviolet light, which gives it an advantage over all other substances. They are available in different colors and patterns. Above all, however, the range of solid colors in some countries is predominantly a striped pattern. The majority of today's sun shelter fabrics is made up of cloth webs with a width of 120 cm. Earlier, when folding arm canopies were still a rarity, they had mainly drop arms with cloths made of seamless fabric.
This resulted in the failure of the canopy through the woven cloth width, and were made from 150cm, 210cm and 310cm wide materials. This is a rarity these days. Covers made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) are used for canopies that are exposed all the time to the elements. Movable sunshades are fitted with a PVC coated polyester fabric, a pure PVC cloth could break when rolling or folding.
Special rain canopies are designed so that they provide protection even at lower inclination (less than 15 degrees) for a safe and efficient drainage. With these models, it is necessary to pay attention to the manufacturer's instructions, particularly if a water pocket formation is excluded. Nearly all blinds can be fastened both to a wall and a ceiling (e. G, balcony).
The terminal is a special drop arm canopy, wherein the tensioning rods to the two outer sides between the floor and ceiling are clamped. These two rods then take the tube to the awning cloth. This design is commonly seen on rental properties, since the clamping is very cost effective and can be removed residue-free after installation.
The weight of the drop profile, which sits at the end of the cloth is sufficient to pull the cloth down.The Markilux is a blend of vertical and drop arm sun shelter. The cloth first moves vertically from its upper end position down, and then, like a drop arm canopy, the arms release. This construction is often seen in public buildings such as schools or hospitals. The basic design consists mostly of aluminum.
The special design also allows use as a privacy screen. It is similar because of its properties to a tarpaulin, but has a different purpose. The sail is attached to its vertices by hooks, as on walls, poles or specific to an anchor in the ground. Turnbuckles, wire ropes simplify constructions while tightening or removing the sail. There are also electrical or mechanical roll-up awning constructions. Solar sails are available in different shapes and colors.
A tension sun shelter has a sail guided by running hook and suspended from stainless steel cables. The solar panels are tensioned between two parallel stainless steel wires slightly displaced laterally. An oblique suspension of the sail (ropes stretched at different heights) also allows it to function as protection from rain. The sail can also be perpendicular to a stainless steel rope above.
They are conditionally dirt-resistant and weatherproof. Above all, it is resistant to ultraviolet light, which gives it an advantage over all other substances. They are available in different colors and patterns. Above all, however, the range of solid colors in some countries is predominantly a striped pattern. The majority of today's sun shelter fabrics is made up of cloth webs with a width of 120 cm. Earlier, when folding arm canopies were still a rarity, they had mainly drop arms with cloths made of seamless fabric.
This resulted in the failure of the canopy through the woven cloth width, and were made from 150cm, 210cm and 310cm wide materials. This is a rarity these days. Covers made of PVC (polyvinyl chloride) are used for canopies that are exposed all the time to the elements. Movable sunshades are fitted with a PVC coated polyester fabric, a pure PVC cloth could break when rolling or folding.
Special rain canopies are designed so that they provide protection even at lower inclination (less than 15 degrees) for a safe and efficient drainage. With these models, it is necessary to pay attention to the manufacturer's instructions, particularly if a water pocket formation is excluded. Nearly all blinds can be fastened both to a wall and a ceiling (e. G, balcony).
The terminal is a special drop arm canopy, wherein the tensioning rods to the two outer sides between the floor and ceiling are clamped. These two rods then take the tube to the awning cloth. This design is commonly seen on rental properties, since the clamping is very cost effective and can be removed residue-free after installation.
The weight of the drop profile, which sits at the end of the cloth is sufficient to pull the cloth down.The Markilux is a blend of vertical and drop arm sun shelter. The cloth first moves vertically from its upper end position down, and then, like a drop arm canopy, the arms release. This construction is often seen in public buildings such as schools or hospitals. The basic design consists mostly of aluminum.
The special design also allows use as a privacy screen. It is similar because of its properties to a tarpaulin, but has a different purpose. The sail is attached to its vertices by hooks, as on walls, poles or specific to an anchor in the ground. Turnbuckles, wire ropes simplify constructions while tightening or removing the sail. There are also electrical or mechanical roll-up awning constructions. Solar sails are available in different shapes and colors.
A tension sun shelter has a sail guided by running hook and suspended from stainless steel cables. The solar panels are tensioned between two parallel stainless steel wires slightly displaced laterally. An oblique suspension of the sail (ropes stretched at different heights) also allows it to function as protection from rain. The sail can also be perpendicular to a stainless steel rope above.
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