A canopy over the door, the staircase or a window. On brackets where the wall carries the load, on posts where the projection is long. Fall and gutter designed in from the start, so the water does not drip where you are looking for your keys.
A canopy looks like a simple part, but it is decided in two places: how it grips the wall and where the water goes. Both are settled before the first profile is cut.
The classic build: a frame on the wall with two diagonal braces. Takes no floor space and does not block the path. Works up to roughly 1.5 m projection.
Two posts at the front, concreted into the ground. For deep projections, insulated facades and hollow-block walls where a brace has nothing solid to grip.
Covers the whole flight, not just the top landing. Longer, with the fall running along the stairs so rain does not drip onto the treads — which is where they turn slippery.
A narrow canopy above a window or balcony door: cuts the midday sun and keeps rain out with the window open. Same styling as the entrance canopy.
8+8 laminated glass on a slim stainless or aluminium frame. For modern facades where the canopy must not look bolted on. The only one that genuinely cleans.
Over a shop or restaurant entrance: wider, with room for lighting and signage, and set at a height that does not hide the window display.
The frame lasts decades. The roofing is the part that will eventually be replaced — so it is worth choosing with the trade-offs on the table.
Twin-wall, UV protected on one face. Light, lets daylight through, 10–12 years. The default for homes.
Cheaper and tougher. Darkens the entrance and is audible in rain — good for service entrances.
The most expensive. Cleans up, does not yellow, does not go cloudy. If it breaks it stays on the interlayer.
Without it the water falls in a line right in front of the door. With it, it runs off to the side or into the house downpipe.
Pick width, projection, roofing and mounting — the drawing and the price update instantly.
What the page works out is an estimate, not a quote. The final figure is always worked out separately, because the same structure in two different places does not cost the same.
This is not factory production, where everything comes out identical, soulless and at the lowest price. Each piece is made for your particular spot. Write to me — we will go through where reinforcement is worth it and where it is not, and I will find an option that suits you.
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