Sell fabric verandas with a roof that retracts to the house

In the walkthrough the fabric veranda uses the same grid as the others: 3 to 7 m wide and 2.5 to 4 m deep, or a size to measure up to 12 m wide and 5 m deep. The pitch runs from 5 to 15°, 8° by default, and the height under the gutter from 2.0 to 3.0 m. These are the walkthrough’s parameters, not a manufacturing offer.

In the walkthrough the fabric runs on carriers in the guide rails and hangs in shallow waves between them. The Open, Stop and Close buttons under the 3D view pull it into a package at the house wall under a hood; that preview is not part of the configuration or the price.

In the sample price list a fabric roof costs about as much as a safety glass roof of the same size and less than a louvered one. The actual difference for you is set by your own price list, the size cell and the equipment chosen.

The roof and the walls are chosen independently in the walkthrough, so a fabric roof with sliding glass along the sides is a valid configuration. A side wall under the sloped roof needs a glass or polycarbonate triangle above it. In a deployment the available combinations follow your own system.

In the walkthrough the configurator adds posts between the outer ones until no span under the fabric exceeds 5 m, less in a higher snow class, and it puts a post under the joint of a beam longer than 7 m. The count shows in the 3D design and in the configuration summary. In your deployment it follows the rules of your own system.