• Powder-Coated Aluminum
• Polycarbonate Panels
• Motorized Louvers
• Manual Louvers
• Weather-Sealed Joints

• Pergolas (like the R-Blade and R-Sky) – These motorized pergolas can be built as large as 20 feet by 20 feet per module. For larger spaces, multiple modules can be connected.
• Pool Covers – They typically handle pool sizes up to 40 feet long, though larger options may be available for specific projects.
• Carports – The Azenco carports can typically accommodate single or double vehicles. For larger vehicles or additional space,  extensions can be added.
• Cabanas – Cabanas from Azenco are usually customizable based on the specific layout but are generally smaller in size than pergolas, for single-use spaces, relaxation areas, or outdoor dining.

• Motorized Adjustable Louvers
• Automatic Weather Sensors
• Integrated Drainage Systems
• Customizable Lighting and Heating
• Modular Design for Expansion
• UV and Weather Protection
• Fully Enclosed Options
• Automatic screens

• Types of Wood:
  • Cedar
  • Redwood
  • Pressure-Treated
  • Pine
  • Composite Materials

• Single Structure: Wooden pergolas can typically span 10 to 12 feet wide and 8 to 10 feet deep.
• Larger Custom Builds: With appropriate engineering and support, wooden pergolas can exceed 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep, especially for larger, custom-built designs.
• Standard Sizes: Most aluminum pergolas can range from 10 to 14 feet wide and 8 to 12 feet deep.
• Customization: Custom options may allow for larger spans, depending on the design and support structure.
• Large Structures: Steel pergolas can support larger dimensions, often exceeding 20 feet wide and 20 feet deep, depending on engineering and structural support.
• Composite Variants: Composite pergolas also offer flexibility in size, often comparable to aluminum and wood options, but with the additional benefits of durability.
• Standard Height: Most pergolas are built between 8 to 10 feet tall; however, custom heights can be designed based on the specific needs of the space or the desired look.
• Load-Bearing Capacity: When designing larger pergolas, it’s important to consider wind loads, snow loads, and structural integrity. Consulting with a professional engineer may be necessary for larger structures to ensure they are safe and compliant with local building codes.

• • Modular Designs: Many modern pergolas are designed to be modular, allowing for easy expansion by connecting multiple units to cover larger areas or create complex layouts.

• Sunlight Filtering
• Customization
• Architectural Feature
• Variety of Designs
• Extended Living Area
• Greenery and Privacy
• Lighting Options
• Heating and Cooling
• Partial Shelter
• Size and Shape Flexibility
• Decorative Elements

• Powder-Coated Aluminum Louvers and Frame
• Color Customization
• Structural Integrity
• Weather Resistance
• Enhanced Weather Resistance
• UV Protection
• Optional Roofing Panels
• Durability
• Weatherproof Sealing
• Anodized Coatings

• Standard Size Range: Most single-module louvered roofs can range from about 12 to 20 feet wide and 10 to 20 feet deep.
• Expandable Coverage: For larger spaces, multiple modules can be connected, creating continuous coverage across large outdoor areas.
• Customizable Length and Width: Multi-module systems can cover lengths or widths of 40 feet or more by connecting multiple sections side-by-side or end-to-end.
• Standard Height Options: The height of a louvered roof system is usually customizable but typically ranges from 8 to 12 feet. Custom heights are often available to suit project requirements or to match existing architectural elements.
• Structural Reinforcement: For larger systems, additional support beams or reinforcement may be required to meet specific wind load and snow load requirements.

• Motorized Louvers
• Tilt and Positioning
• Rain Sensors
• Wind Resistance
• Water Management
• Airflow Management
• Cross-Ventilation
• Integrated LED Lighting
• Heating Elements
• Retractable Screens
• Sliding Glass Panels
• Temperature Regulation
• Sustainable Design
• Customizable Styles
• Modern Look

Each material is chosen for durability, aesthetics, and functionality when planning your fixed roof cover. Their is a wide variety of materials which will de discussed with the home owner prior to quotation.

The maximum sizes for fixed roof covers can vary widely depending on the material used, the structural design, and local building codes.

• Weather Shielding
• UV Protection
• Comfortable Outdoor Space
• Customization
• Outdoor Room Creation
• Furniture Placement
• Privacy Enhancement
• Lighting Options
• Heating and Cooling
• Storage Options
• Decorative Elements
• Integration with Technology