The Awning Range
The Milwood Group offer a range of high end retractable awnings. These are designed to complement the other fixed glass and polycarbonate solutions we have. Using only the finest Somfy Motors and Dickson Fabrics, they are designed to last in the commercial and domestic markets.
The Palladio The Palladio is a stylish awning which retracts into a compact cassette when not in use.
The neat design ensures the Palladio is unobtrusive but can be easily and quickly extended to create shade during sunny weather or offer shelter from wind and rain.
The Australia The Australia awning fits seamlessly into any setting, creating shade and shelter in even the most adverse weather. It can
also be configured with an added feature of being able to adjust the inclination of the awning, which is useful depending on the angle of the sun at different times of the day.
The Pergolino The Pergolino provides protection from bright sunshine as well as light rain and is the ideal solution for restaurants, bars and cafés as well as domestic properties.
The Screener Veranda A solid and elegant awning that is designed to be installed on to a veranda or other large vertical or horizontal glazed area.
Window Awning Window awnings are an ideal solution for detached houses, restaurants, cafés and small shops. It protects against penetration of sunlight. Moreover, it decorates a building and is easy to use with its perfect functioning system provided by high quality manual or electric drive.
Outdoor spaces always present a challenge of form or function, we need to make sure you have a variety of different options and solutions to suit any environment or customers expectation.
The awning range allows you to offer retractable solutions in a range of sizes, shapes and colours to meet most requirements.
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