Awnings For Conservatories & Patio Roofs STOBAG
Roof-Top And Under-Glass Awnings
The sun's rays can heat up a conservatory with a glass roof to well over 60° C. This is also the case under an unshaded glass patio roof.
On-glass or under-glass awnings provide a remedy so that you also feel comfortable under the "glass surfaces" in summer.
Generally speaking, a distinction is made between roof-top awnings and under-glass awnings for conservatories and patio roofs.
These awnings from STOBAG are equipped with a motor as standard, i.e. they are operated by radio motor and hand-held transmitter. There is also a variety of accessories and equipment options available as an option at extra cost, such as sun/wind monitors, rain sensors, LED lighting, etc.
The selection of conservatory awnings and awnings for patio roofs at STOBAG is diverse. The range of choices for model, frame colour and fabric design is equally diverse.
What Is The Difference Between Roof-Top And Under-Glass Awnings?
Which Awning Is The Right One For You?
The Perfect Awning Is Defined By The Place Of Use And The Requirement.
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Roof-Top Awnings
Roof-top awnings are attached to the outside of the conservatory or patio roof.
The awning fabric is protected from wind and weather when the cassette is fully retracted.
Many technical extras and accessories available, such as rain sensors, sun and/or wind monitors, etc.
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Under-Glass Awnings
Under-glass awnings are attached to the inside of the conservatory or patio roof.
The awning fabric is protected from wind and weather when the cassette is fully retracted.
Many technical extras and accessories available, such as rain sensors, sun and/or wind monitors, etc.