Sized For A Single Opening
At 78 in across, it fits townhouse frontages, kitchen windows, side entries and small terraces that still need relief from afternoon sun.
This is the width for a narrow patio, a single doorway or a compact balcony, where a full-size cover would be more than the space can hold.
The unit mounts above the opening and reaches outward over the ground below, then folds away flat when you want the sky back.
A Slim Bar Against The Wall
Rolled up, it forms a slim bar tucked against the wall, leaving the doorway clear and the view unobstructed.
Extended, the sloped surface cuts glare on glass and keeps direct light off a bistro table, a bench, or plants that would otherwise scorch.
The dark gray tone reads as a quiet modern neutral against brick, timber cladding, stucco or painted render, so the unit blends into the elevation instead of drawing attention.
Crank It, Angle It, Stow It
A hand crank drives the mechanism, so no wiring or power supply is involved. Wind the handle to reach the projection you want, and turn it the other way to stow.
Height adjustable arms let you set a steeper angle when the sun sits low, then raise it for headroom.
Brackets fix to a solid wall, and installation is easier with a helper and a spirit level. Wipe with mild soapy water, dry it before stowing, and retract in high wind.
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