
Sell louvered verandas including roof pitch and side infills
A louvered roof veranda configurator builds the roof from rotating aluminium louvres, the same blades as on the louvered pergola: they run down the slope from the house wall to the gutter and stand side by side in modules between guide rails. Closed, they form one surface whose channels carry the rain into the gutter in the front beam; open, they turn up to 90°. The pitch runs from 5° to 15°, posts stand at most 4.5 m apart, and the price recalculates on every change.
Who this solution is for
The same configurator solves three different problems depending on who opens it.
Telling variants apart
Manufacturers of louvered covers selling a veranda as the alternative to a fixed roof.
Options side by side
Dealers who need to explain the difference between an opening and a fixed roof.
Settled before the survey
Businesses installing their own work who need pitch and post count known up front.
Frequently asked questions
How do the roof louvres open in the walkthrough?
In the walkthrough the louvres turn up to 90° with the Open, Stop and Close buttons under the 3D view, so the buyer sees the difference between a shaded and an open roof on their own size. The louvre position is a preview only, not part of the configuration or the price, and not a calculation of exact shade.
Where does the water go from a closed louvered roof?
In the walkthrough closed louvres form one surface, and their channels lead the rain down the slope into the gutter in the front beam. The downpipe runs inside the left or the right post, whichever the buyer chooses. It shows the principle, not a hydraulic calculation for a particular build.
What pitch and sizes does the louvered veranda offer?
In the walkthrough the pitch runs from 5 to 15°, 8° by default, and the configurator shows the resulting height at the house wall. Sizes come from a grid of 3 to 7 m widths and 2.5 to 4 m projections, or to measure up to 12 m wide and 5 m deep. In your deployment the rules of your own system apply.
What are the triangles above the side walls for?
A sloped roof leaves a triangular gap between the top of a side wall and the roof. In the walkthrough it is closed by a glass or polycarbonate triangle, which a wall under the sloped side requires, and the sample price list charges it per metre of projection.
How does the configurator calculate the price of a louvered veranda?
In the walkthrough the price starts from the size grid, with walls, triangles, ZIP blinds, lights, heaters and footings added, so it recalculates as the design changes. Installation and delivery are included in the walkthrough price. The pricing data of an actual deployment is confirmed by the manufacturer.









