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Sell louvered verandas including roof pitch and side infills

A louvered roof veranda configurator lets the roof pitch reach 25°, considerably steeper than the glass veranda and the patio roofs, which stop at 15°. Standard sizes are 5×3, 5×4 and 6×3 m, and custom dimensions run from 2 to 8 m wide. The buyer tilts the blades, closes sides from fourteen infill types, and the price recalculates as they go.

The louvered roof is the only veranda variant that opens. That is exactly why it sells badly from static images — the value lies in movement and in pitch. The configurator shows both at once: blade tilt and the pitch of the whole roof, while holding a price that responds to the dimension bracket.

Try the beta configurator What buyers can configure

Isolated 3D catalogue view of a veranda with an adjustable louvered roof against a house wall

Who this solution is for

Manufacturers of louvered covers selling a veranda as the alternative to a fixed roof.
Dealers who need to explain the difference between an opening and a fixed roof.
Businesses installing their own work who need pitch and post count known up front.

What buyers can configure

Roof pitch: Adjustable between 0° and 25°, unlike the glass veranda and the patio roofs, which stop at 15°.
Dimensions: Standard sizes of 5×3, 5×4 and 6×3 m, or custom dimensions: 2–8 m wide, 2–5 m deep, 2.4–3 m high.
Side infills: Fourteen closing types for each of the three open sides, second layer included.
Colours and lighting: Separate structure and blade colours, LED sets of 6 to 12 units and edge lighting.
Wedge fills and equipment: Triangular side fills under the sloped roof, heaters and water or electrical outlets by position.

What the engine validates

Pitch range: The pitch cannot be set outside 0–25°; values beyond the range are simply not offered.
Model-filtered size grid: The louvered veranda carries its own standard sizes of 5×3, 5×4 and 6×3 m.
Middle posts above 4 m: A middle post is added automatically; the buyer can place additional posts at chosen positions.
Wedge fills follow the pitch: Triangular fills only make sense where the pitch opens a gap; their material and tint are chosen separately.

What changes the price

Dimension bracket: The width × depth bracket forms the base; a louvered roof starts lower than a glass one.
Side closures: Every infill carries its own per-side price, from screen rolos through louvres to sliding glass.
Light count: The LED set is chosen at 6, 8, 10 or 12 units and charged by count.
Heaters and outlets: Heaters, water and electrical outlets are counted by the number of positions taken.
Services: Warranty, transport and installation are added to the total according to your price list.

What buyers and sales receive

For the buyer: A 3D model with adjustable pitch and blade tilt, a live price and a PDF quotation.
For sales: A configuration with pitch, dimensions, side infills, post count, equipment and price.
A shareable link: The link reopens exactly the same configuration, pitch and colours included.

What we need for implementation

Product data: We need your system’s pitch range, dimensional limits, blade profiles and side infill types.
Pricing model: Your price list becomes dimension brackets, per-side infill prices and itemised equipment.
Sales integration: The priced configuration and PDF are delivered by email or into CRM.

Frequently asked questions

What roof pitch can be set?+

Anything from 0° to 25°. That is one of the differences from the glass veranda and the patio roofs, which stop at 15°.

Does the buyer see the blades open and closed?+

Yes. Blade tilt changes directly in the 3D scene, so the difference between full shade and an open roof appears on their own dimensions.

Why does the louvered veranda have different standard sizes?+

The size grid is tied to the model. The louvered veranda offers 5×3, 5×4 and 6×3 m; anything else means switching to custom dimensions.

What are the wedge fills for?+

A sloped roof opens a triangular gap between the side of the veranda and the roof. A wedge fill closes it and carries its own material and tint.

Does the configurator price a louvered veranda?+

Yes. The veranda branch has a pricing model — dimension brackets plus infill and equipment prices — so the price is calculated during the design.