About this project
Bright yellow fabric and a raised mounting position make this Naas project easy to distinguish. Special brackets lift the awning, with LEDs following the arms below the canopy.
The awning spans 5.95m and projects 3.5m. The bracket arrangement changes the height at which the unit sits, while the yellow fabric brings a strong colour above the outdoor area.
Making height and colour work together
Raising an awning changes its relationship with the space underneath, while a strong fabric colour changes its visual presence. The Naas installation brings those two decisions together rather than treating the canopy as a fabric choice alone.
For another raised arrangement, the intended front-edge position and the building details should be discussed early. The yellow material can then be considered beside the wall and frame finish with a clearer picture of where the canopy will sit.
Solution and installation
An anthracite frame surrounds the canopy. Motorised operation and a wind sensor are included alongside the arm lighting. The photographs show the raised fitting and fabric choice together on the building.
Key benefits and project details
- Yellow R554 canopy fabric
- 595cm by 350cm full cassette
- Raised mounting brackets and LEDs in the arms
Location and surrounding areas
This project was completed in Naas, County Kildare.
A raised installation in Naas or nearby Sallins and Kill begins with the height available on the building. Include the roof edge and doors in your photographs when enquiring about a canopy with a similar bracket arrangement.
FAQ — Naas, County Kildare
What was the purpose of the brackets in Naas?
They were used to raise the awning’s mounting position.
Which yellow fabric was chosen?
The canopy uses R554 Yellow fabric.
Is the yellow fabric the reason raised brackets were needed?
No. Fabric colour and mounting height are separate decisions. The brackets were specified to raise the unit, while the yellow fabric determines its appearance.