Measurement of the Roofing

S – total width
W – total projection/overhang

Height of the Roofing

H – height at the wall
H1 – 250cm standard (height of the front supports)

The installation height at the wall (H) depends on the height of the front supports.

Below is a table of dimensions for the most commonly chosen heights:

Comparison of dimensions for a standard height H1=250cm canopy.

Cross-section of Modern Gumax Support

• Support post 11x11cm

• Support base 15x15cm

Sunscreen Roller Blind under the Roof

Fabric roller blinds are a system highly recommended for enclosed winter and summer gardens. The special transparent fabric reflects ~89% of direct heat radiation, and intuitive wireless remote control allows for simultaneous operation of all blinds or setting individual blind panels to any position. Installing the fabric shade under glass panels ensures protection from dirt due to weather conditions.

Blinds can be mounted to the Gumax Glas model (regardless of the chosen types of safety glass) as well as other terrace structures. The height of the cassette with electric drive is a minimum of 88mm, and the distance between brackets is ~936-950mm.

Sliding Glass Door System

Sliding glass doors are an ideal solution when you want to protect the terrace from gusts of wind and ensure thermal comfort inside, but do not want permanent solutions. Sliding panels with safety glass are available in systems with one, two, or even six tracks and can be mounted both in front and on the sides of the roofing. To install on the side of the Gumax and Gumax Glas models, prior installation of a “8° wedge of tempered glass” is required, onto which the upper guide is mounted on the aluminum frame.

It’s important to note that when using a single track, the glass panels will not overlap. The width of the glass sliding system is measured from support to support or from support to the wall. One glass panel always has a width of 980mm. Depending on the area you want to cover, any excess space can be filled with an additional post or a longer track system can be installed, causing the glass panels to overlap more.

The space between the glass panels is sealed with a so-called “weather strip,” and special profiles in the shape of the letter “U” allow for an aesthetic connection of the door system with the roofing support.