PERGOLAS AND AWNINGS EXTEND A RESTAURANT AREA | Saxun

These systems include one that excels, that is unique, and one that is applicable for both homes and the types of businesses mentioned above.

This is the Saxun Pergola Bioclimatica. Its functional, technical and aesthetic features are superb.

We can add a wide variety of accessories to make your pergola a fully personalised structure. These include different types of awnings (cassette, vertical) for completing the construction to meet the needs of each client, further expanding and protecting this new space.

A recent example was the case of an installation of Saxun pergolas and awnings in Seville, on the banks of the river Guadalquivir by Seram Proyectos e Instalaciones of Seville.

This installation, located in the Barranco area (the old Seville Market), was intended to expand and protect a leisure and entertainment area using a variety of Saxun Bioclimatic Pergola (different types) and Iris, Wind Screen, Descend and 2010 Gold-VP awnings.

Together they create an extension around the Barranco Market kiosk. It is a comfortable site on an open terrace that provides protection from the sun as well as shelter from rain showers.

The structure protecting the 200 m2 around the kiosk includes 1 duplex and 8 single models of Saxun Bioclimatic Pergola, all of them with LED illumination.

Along the perimeter, 16 Iris motorised cassette awnings were also installed. These expand the covered surface and the new area is now ideal for enjoying the beautiful views over the river Guadalquivir with the Triana bridge in the background.

At the two ends, vertical awnings enclose the bar area and also offer a feeling of security and protection. The models used were Wind Screen with Descend awnings, both motorised.

In an adjoining area, alongside the Market itself, 16 2010 Gold-VP awnings were installed, a monoblock awning with slope adjustment. Two lines of 8 awnings create a dual-pitched structure to shade the marquee area. This allowed restaurants inside the Market to make use of additional open air space outside.

In addition to creating shade, the awnings were furnished with a system for capturing rain water. The slopes of the awnings on one side direct rain water toward the inside of the structure where there is a canopy system for channelling the water toward the planters.

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