The Mini 90


Mini 90 is a retractable awning, custom made from aluminum for sun and rain protection. The structure may be fixed to the wall or the ceiling with stainless steel brackets.


The wind resistance is guaranteed up to a minimum grade 6 on the Beaufort scale (class 3 - UNI EN 13561: 2009, EN 13782: 2006 and the Structural Eurocodes). The Mini 90 version with 4 runners achieves a maximum width of 14 meters. And a projection of 5.5 meters at 12 metres long. The fabric is mounted on intermediate profiles that slide on rollers housed inside the runners and is driven by a motor with a steel straneded pully belt.


The handling system takes place via a tubular Somfy motor with coaxial transmission, which allows for greater ease of assembly and maintenance.


PVC profiles that prevent the water ingress are provided as a standard on all runners. The structure is available in exclusive anthracite , white RAL9016, ivory RAL1013 and brown RAL8017; intermediate profiles in white and ivory. Accessories are made of stainless steel AISI 304 and the aluminum awning protection covers are painted to match the structure.


Furthermore Mini 90 is fitted with a standard aluminium gutter that allows to fix the runners internally with special brackets.


Colours Options


All standard Mini 90 frames are supplied either in ANTRA24 Anthracite Grey, RAL 9016 White, RAL 8017 Brown or RAL 1013.


ANTRA24 Anthracite Grey


RAL 9016 White


RAL 8017 Brown


RAL 1013 Ivory


SUITABLE FOR GARDEN & DINING AREAS


SUITABLE FOR COMMERCIAL GARDENS


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