About this project
The lights on this Clonee awning are built into the arms rather than added as separate fittings below the canopy. Shade and lighting therefore share the same structure.
The unit spans 4.8m and extends 3.5m outwards. An anthracite frame surrounds the chosen R138 fabric. The photographs show the relationship between the fabric above and the supporting arms below.
Choosing the features that support daily use
It is easy to begin an awning search with a model name, but the everyday questions are simpler: where is shade wanted, how will the canopy be operated and will the area be used after dark?
This Clonee installation brings those considerations together through its dimensions, motorised operation and arm lighting. The fabric and anthracite frame complete the appearance. A new project can start with the same practical questions while arriving at a different size or finish.
Solution and installation
Motorised operation allows the canopy to be opened and closed as needed, and a wind sensor is included. The integrated lights give this awning a role beyond the sunniest part of the day.
Key benefits and project details
- 480cm-wide semi cassette
- R138 fabric with RAL 7016 construction
- 350cm projection and integrated arm LEDs
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Clonee, County Meath.
Properties around Clonee, Dunboyne and Ongar can have different mounting conditions even within a short distance. Share the proposed position and outdoor layout when asking about a motorised canopy with integrated lighting.
FAQ — Clonee, County Meath
What gives this Clonee installation its evening lighting?
LEDs are incorporated into the awning arms.
What are the dimensions of the Clonee awning?
It is 4.8m wide with a 3.5m projection.
What information should I send about an awning in Clonee?
Include photographs, the approximate area you want shaded and whether lighting matters to you. Those details help begin a discussion around the property and its intended use.