Traditional Awnings
Traditional Awnings provide a classic look and feel for your home or business. Choose from canvas, acrylic or mesh in a variety of plain or stripe patterns to suit your setting and to provide the required level of privacy and shade protection. Awning hoods are available in a range of colours to protect the fabric on the roller when the awnings are retracted. Certain Pivot Arm and Straight Drop awnings can be motorised where access is an issue or to just simplify the operation of the awning.
Auto - Lock Arm

Great for ground floor installation but can also be used on second floor operated with a long pole or motor. Awning has self locking arms, choice of various arm sizes ranging from 150mm up to 900mm which run up and down guides allowing the fabric to stop in various positions. Automatic Awning can be used in any position for maximum sun protection/shade and then can be rolled up neatly into a headbox.
Pivot Arm

The Pivot Arm awning is suited to windows where the awning needs to project away from the building. This allows greater space to open windows. They are also a great solution for second story or hard to reach windows as they provide a range of operation options including crank or rope from outside or a winder box from the inside. Alternatively Pivot Arm awnings are very well suited to motorisation.
Straight Drop

Particularly suited to verandahs, patios and pergolas. Straight drops are made in two main types:
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Fixed timber top that roll up from the bottom operated with rope and pulley or
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A roller top that is operated with rope and spool, gearbox and crank handle or spring top roller.
Convertible & Florentine

The Convertible Awnings is a rope operated awning. They have solid metal arms which protrude half the drop of the awning, these arms fit into a water pipe at the base of the awning fabric. The water pipe is enclosed in a pocket which keeps the awning fabric taut to give a sleek designer look.
The Florentine Awning varies to the Convertible Awning in that it allows for the arms to slide up and down on the side rails giving the option of a full coverage whilst still allowing maximum air flow.