Tenby Residential Entrance Canopies
The Tenby Entrance Canopy is a strong and robust aluminium and polycarbonate wall mounted structure that provides shade and shelter from all weather conditions.
The modest size and the lack of front posts makes this canopy perfect for areas that have limited space; the brackets are also smaller than our comparable structures which means that less installation room is required for fixings.
It is ideal for creating shade and shelter above your entrance doors, keeping visitors and your entrance area dry. It not only features a highly modern, mono-pitched roof with perforated brackets, but it can also be manufactured to fit around internal and external corners, allowing you to follow the shape of your building.
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25 YEAR LIFE EXPECTANCY: Our canopies have a life expectancy of up to 25 years, subject to the chosen finish.
SIZE: To your specification. Length:
Projection: FRAMEWORK FINISH:
The framework can be finished in any RAL or BS colour, excluding pearl and signal colours.
ALUMINIUM FRAME: The main frame is made from aluminium and is supplied powder coated in a choice of 7 colours. Alternative colours are available at an additional cost.
PANELS:
The frame is covered with 4mm solid polycarbonate panels that are extremely strong and is supplied in clear as standard, other tints and textures are available at an additional cost.
USES: › Entrance canopy › Waiting shelter › Smoking shelter
Unlimited From 0.6m – 1.3m INTEGRAL GUTTERING:
Guttering is integrated within the canopy frame as standard with drip spouts at the sides to disperse the water.
GUARANTEE:
The steel frame is supplied with a 2 year guarantee.
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Tel: 0800 389 9072
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