A louvered patio roof configurator pairs adjustable blades with a roof pitch that goes up to 15°. The buyer sees the difference between an open and a closed roof on their own dimensions within the 4×3 to 6×4 m grid, chooses side infills and equipment, and the price recalculates as they go.
The louvered patio roof is the closest of the three patio variants to a pergola: the roof opens, yet it is a separate model with its own price and a narrower pitch range. That distinction — the same blades, but a pitch that stops at 15° instead of 25° — is awkward to explain in a sales conversation and obvious at a glance in the configurator.
Anything from 0° to 15°. A buyer who needs a steeper roof belongs on the louvered veranda, which reaches 25°.
A patio roof is a model of the veranda engine with its own size grid, side infills and price list. A pergola is a separate product with its own structure and a different equipment logic.
Yes. Tilt changes directly in the 3D scene, so the difference between full shade and an open roof appears on their own dimensions.
The set is chosen at 6, 8, 10 or 12 units and follows structure width and blade direction, so the result matches a realistic layout.
Yes. Side infills are separate options, so they can be added later — adding an infill to a side in the configurator recalculates the price.
