Beta

Sell fabric verandas as the affordable way into the category

A fabric roof veranda configurator covers the most affordable model in the range: the pitch is freely adjustable between 0° and 25°, and the standard sizes are 6×4, 7×3 and 7×4 m — the largest in the whole grid. The buyer chooses infills for the three open sides and the price is calculated as they go.

The fabric roof carries the lowest base in this range and is the only model that reaches the largest standard sizes. That makes it the natural opening move in a veranda conversation, and also the product most often compared against the glass and louvered variants. The configurator lets that comparison happen live.

Try the beta configurator What buyers can configure

Isolated 3D catalogue view of a veranda with a tensioned fabric roof against a house facade

Who this solution is for

Manufacturers who want a lower entry model ahead of the glass veranda.
Dealers who need to show the price gap between fabric, louvered and glass roofs.
Businesses focused on large covers where 7×3 and 7×4 m actually get used.

What buyers can configure

Dimensions: Standard sizes of 6×4, 7×3 and 7×4 m — the largest in the grid — or custom dimensions from 2 to 8 m wide.
Roof pitch: Adjustable between 0° and 25°, the same as the louvered roof and well beyond the patio models.
Side infills: Fourteen closing types per side, second layer included, plus the option to leave a side open.
Colours: Separate structure and fabric colours, plus a custom RGB shade outside the standard set.
Lighting and equipment: LED sets of 6 to 12 units, edge lighting, heaters and outlets by position.

What the engine validates

Model-filtered size grid: The fabric veranda is the only model offering standard sizes of 7×3 and 7×4 m; smaller sizes belong to other models.
Pitch range: Pitch is limited to 0–25°; values outside that range cannot be entered.
Middle posts above 4 m: At large sizes more than one middle post is added automatically, driven by width.
The back side is a wall: On a house-mounted build the back side is not closed — it is the facade.

What changes the price

Dimension bracket: The width × depth bracket forms the base; at 7 m wide these are the top brackets of the grid.
Roof model: The fabric roof carries the lowest model base in the range, which is what makes it the entry variant.
Side closures: Per-side infill prices make up a substantial share of the total on large verandas.
Post count: Greater width means more middle posts, and they enter the structure cost.
Equipment and services: Lights, heaters, outlets, warranty, transport and installation follow your price list.

What buyers and sales receive

For the buyer: A 3D model with the fabric roof, a live price and an itemised PDF quotation.
For sales: A configuration with dimensions, pitch, infills, post count and the calculated price.
A shareable link: The configuration link lets the fabric and glass variants be compared side by side.

What we need for implementation

Product data: We need your fabrics, their dimensional limits, colour sets and the pitch range of the system.
Pricing model: Your price list becomes dimension brackets, per-side infill prices and itemised equipment.
Sales integration: The priced configuration and PDF go out by email or into CRM.

Frequently asked questions

Why does the fabric veranda carry the largest standard sizes?+

The size grid is tied to the model. Sizes of 6×4, 7×3 and 7×4 m belong to this model, while smaller ones are offered by the glass and louvered variants.

Can the fabric roof be retracted?+

The configurator handles the static design and pricing of the cover. If your system includes a retractable awning it is added as a separate option from your product data.

What is the price gap against a glass roof?+

The fabric roof has the lowest model base in the range. The exact gap depends on the dimension bracket and chosen infills, and the configurator shows it immediately.

Can a fabric veranda have glazed side walls?+

Yes. Roof type and side infills are independent, so a fabric roof with sliding glass on the sides is a valid configuration.

How many posts does a 7 m wide veranda have?+

Middle posts are added by width above 4 m, so at 7 m there will be more than one. The exact count is visible in the 3D scene and in the summary.