16 The Simplicity 16
Ideal for cost effective CARPORTS and GARDEN CANOPIES.
It’s simple; the Simplicity 16 has been developed with speed of installation, durability and cost in mind. Due to its clever design, the Simplicity 16 provides a durable and attractive shade and shelter solution at our most cost- effective price. It can project up to 3.5 metres and has a lightweight roofing system, making it perfect for use as a carport or veranda.
The stylish modern design gives a look that is second to none, enhancing your building’s aesthetics. It also offers unbeatable structural performance, simply out performing all other carport and canopy systems pound for pound. This highly versatile canopy and carport system offers a variety of solutions for:
• Carports • Verandas • Smoking Shelters • Walkway Canopies • Covered Play Areas • Porch Canopies • Caravan Shelters
UNBEATABLE STRUCTURAL PERFORMANCE
The Benefits of using this system:
All-aluminium system: The Simplicity 16 is only manufactured from aluminium to offer exceptional longevity and easy maintenance. It also features hidden, integral guttering for a clean, modern appearance.
High speed installation: We have developed this system in partnership with one of the most prolific extrusion designers in the industry. Through his extensive expertise and using our knowledge gained from 25 years experience, we have created the simplest fixing system possible.
Impact resistance: Some of the systems on the market today use PVC or GRP which do not have the impact resistance of polycarbonate. We only use triple wall 16mm polycarbonate sheeting to ensure
that your investment lasts and has the impact resistance and the snow loading capabilities for wherever you are in the UK.
Variable Roof Pitch: Unlike the majority of roof kits, which only offer a fixed pitch, the Simplicity 16 offers a pitch range of 2.5 degrees to 22.5 degrees to give you that little bit extra.
THE SIMPLICITY 16
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