Local awning installations
Explore completed awning installations across Dublin, including Cherrywood, Castleknock, Blackrock, Carrickmines and Donabate. The projects below show how canopy size, mounting details and fabric choices can change from one property to another.
Use the filters to narrow the gallery, then open any project for photographs, dimensions, finishes and installation details.
Browse completed work
Filter by awning model, frame colour or canopy fabric.
Showing 1–6 of 18 projects
Slimline Awning
Slimline cassette awning installed in Citywest, Dublin. 400 × 350 cm, RAL 7016 anthracite frame, R160 Pistacio fabric, motorised operation and wind sensor.
Full Cassette Awning PRO
View the Cherrywood awning at Mercer View: a 570cm full cassette, matte black frame, R139 fabric, concealed brackets and arm and front LEDs.
Full Cassette Awning PRO
A 560cm by 350cm full cassette awning in Castleknock, Dublin, finished in RAL 1015 cream with U140 fabric and LEDs in the arms and front bar.
Full Cassette Awning PRO
See how a 595cm full cassette awning in Carrickmines, Dublin, uses special brackets to avoid gutters, with R086 fabric and integrated arm LEDs.
Semi Cassette Awnings
View a 450cm awning in Blackrock with special gutter-clearance brackets, U104 fabric, a RAL 7016 frame and a generous 350cm projection.
Awning with drop / rollable front
Explore a paired awning installation in Deansgrange: two 461cm by 350cm units, R164 canopy fabric, 92-2047 front fabric and RAL 7016 framing.
Mounting details are a useful starting point for a Dublin awning project. The Carrickmines and Blackrock installations use brackets arranged around gutters. At Mercer View in Cherrywood, concealed brackets are part of the finished design. Donabate provides an example of an installation on an insulated wall. These are different fixing situations, so the wall construction and available mounting position need to be considered for each property.
A rollable or drop front adds another shading element below the canopy edge. The Malahide, Swords and Citywest projects show different fabric and lighting combinations for this type of awning. Other Dublin installations use full cassettes with LEDs in the arms, the front bar, or both. Comparing the actual project specifications helps distinguish these choices.
The collection includes the compact 300cm by 200cm striped awning in Dalkey and the 900cm printed-front installation in Castleknock. They illustrate why width, projection and the intended use of the space should be discussed together. For a quotation, share the location, approximate dimensions and photographs of the proposed mounting area.
The gallery includes projects with both conditions. The appropriate brackets and fixing design depend on the individual building; photographs and a site assessment help establish what is suitable.
The Malahide, Swords, Rialto and Citywest projects show front-valance arrangements. Their individual pages identify the available fabric and lighting details.
Start with your own space
Send us a few photographs, your location and approximate dimensions. We can recommend the closest awning direction and arrange the next step.