The Simplicity 6 Features & Benefits


• Full 10 Year Guarantee – The Simplicity 6 is supplied with a full 10 year guarantee and a 25 year life expectancy for the canopy frame


• UV Activated Self-Cleaning Glass – Optional 6mm self-cleaning toughened


glass has a UV activated special coating that is applied during manufacture that breaks down organic dirt which is then washed away by the rain. Only a small amount of UV is needed to activate the special coating so that the veranda remains clean even on cloudy days


• Toughened Glass – Both glass options are toughened during manufacturing


and achieve Class 1 BS EN 12600 for impact performance


• Low Maintenance – All roof options are low maintenance, particularly the


self-cleaning glass, which means less cleaning is required, saving you time and money


• High Light Transmittance – All roof options offer high light transmittance


• Available Projections – Up to 3.5m projection (Bar length)


• Simple Fixing System with Minimal Parts – For a simple and speedy


installation


• Low Profile – The Simplicity 6 can be fitted in height restricted areas


• Integral Aluminium Guttering – Creates a sleek, modern design which


is stronger than external guttering systems and saves time on installation


Information on the design load and maximum span limits is available on request.


Projection up to 3.5m


Posts Spacing Projection: Up to 3.5m Spacing:


3.0m Glazing Bars Spacing


Projection: Up to 3.5m Spacing:


600mm Pitch From 2.5 degrees to 22.5 degrees


These are general calculations, once we understand your requirements we will perform an assessment for wind and snow loadings based on your postcode.


Base Castings and Gallows Brackets Available


Optional Gallows Available


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