About this project
Yellow fabric makes the canopy the standout feature of this Waterford installation. The surrounding frame is anthracite, providing a darker edge around the colour.
The awning measures 4.11m across and projects 3m. When extended, the fabric creates a broad area of colour above the space below; when retracted, that appearance changes with it.
Making a colour choice without adding complexity
A distinctive fabric can be enough to give an awning its identity. Here, the yellow canopy provides that visual feature while the operating specification remains focused on opening and closing the shade.
For another Waterford project, it can help to decide which features will actually be used before adding more. Start with the dimensions and the desired finish, then consider any additional lighting or front options as separate choices rather than assumptions.
Solution and installation
This project uses motorised operation and includes a wind sensor. Its appeal is in a straightforward combination of canopy size and fabric colour, with the finished photographs offering a useful reference for a yellow awning.
Key benefits and project details
- 411cm width and 300cm projection
- R554 fabric on a RAL 7016 semi cassette
- Motorised operating system with a wind sensor
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Waterford.
If a coloured canopy appeals to you for a property in Waterford or Ferrybank, begin with the fabric and the area that needs shade. This yellow installation provides a reference for a straightforward motorised arrangement.
FAQ — Waterford
Which fabric gives the canopy its yellow colour?
The fabric reference is R554 Yellow.
How is this Waterford awning operated?
It has a motorised opening and closing system.
Are integrated lights part of every motorised awning?
No. Motorisation describes how the canopy moves. Lighting is a separate feature and is not listed for this particular Waterford installation.