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 Australia is a popular choice for all environments due to its elegantly simple design and robust construction.


Precision By creating a shaded and sheltered outdoor area you can protect your expensive garden furniture which can quickly deteriorate if left to the elements.


Control options


Choose the best automatic control options to suit your needs. Optional sunlight and wind sensors as well as the ability to manually alter the inclination of the awning.


Wide range of colours You can choose from a vast range of colours depending on whether you want the awning to blend in, or contrast with the existing architecture and surroundings.


Standard colours can be found on page 75 and for additional colours please visit our website.


R-Pitch


R-Pitch is an additional option for the Aus- tralia awning which enables the inclination of the awning to be manually adjusted with the use of a crank.


Thermal glueing of fabrics The fabric is bonded together with a modern hot glue technique using only the highest quality PUR-based reactive glue.


Vario Volant Vario Volant is an unrolling ruffle, which is discreetly concealed in a front section of the awning. It provides protection against the low sunset and guarantees privacy and comfort. It can be used both with the Palladio and Australia awnings.


Each Australia awning comes with a 2 year guarantee, 5 years warranty on fabric and 5 years on Somfy motors (all subject to terms and conditions).


SUITABLE FOR GARDEN & DINING AREAS


SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL GARDENS


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