Coniston 6 Wall Mounted Canopies
The Coniston 6 is a strong aluminium wall mounted canopy that can be covered with either 6mm toughened glass or 6mm solid polycarbonate roof panels.
It is similar to the Coniston 35, yet it features a smaller frame making it ideal for more traditional style buildings, particularly when paired with the decorative Victorian Upgrade.
With an unlimited length and a maximum projection of up to 3.5m the Coniston 6 wall mounted canopy can provide weather protection for a range of uses including covered entrances, outdoor learning areas, covered walkways and outside dining areas.
Features and Benefits 10 YEAR GUARANTEE:
The Coniston 6 carries a full 10 year insurance backed guarantee so you can rest assured that your canopy is of the highest quality.
25 YEAR LIFE EXPECTANCY:
The Coniston 6 has a life expectancy of up to 25 years, giving you peace of mind that our products are made to last.
SIZE: To your specification. Length:
Projection: Height:
FRAMEWORK FINISH:
The aluminium framework is supplied powder coated in a choice of White and Anthracite Grey (RAL 7016) as standard, other RAL colours are available at an additional cost.
ALUMINIUM FRAME:
Main frame: 70mm x 75mm x 2mm structural grade aluminium.
Unlimited Up to 3.5 metres To your specification
OPTIONAL EXTRAS: › The Victorian Upgrade › Signage › Rainbow Package › 5mm Polycarbonate Side Fills › Picnic Tables & Benches
USES: › Entrance canopy › Covered Walkway › Spa or gym canopy › Outdoor learning or play area › Alfresco dining area
Residential
Education
Hospitality & Leisure
Retail & Commercial
Healthcare
PANELS:
The Coniston 6 can be covered with either 6mm toughened glass or 6mm solid, clear polycarbonate. The polycarbonate roof option protects from over 98% of harmful UV rays and is vandal and shatter resistant.
INTEGRAL GUTTERING: The Coniston 6 features hidden integral guttering with uPVC downpipes for a sleek appearance.
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Tel: 0800 389 9072
www.ablecanopies.co.uk
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