The Greenwich Cantilever Awning

Outstanding Craftsmanship

The Greenwich Cantilever Awning – Best of Both Worlds

This exceptional design seamlessly merges the elegance of our renowned Greenwich Awning® with the practicality of a cantilevered operating system. Retaining the signature fabric-wrapped lath profile and the ornate hardwood timber encasement – crafted to the client’s preferred finish – this innovation upholds the distinctive qualities that make the Greenwich Awning® a favourite among architects and designers.

Greenwich Awning Cantilever Projects

Specifications

The Greenwich Cantilever Awning

1: roller 2: cloth cover 3: Timber box 4: arm 5: lath 6: bracket 7: finial (optional) 8: lath head 9: valance

Maximum width: 6.0m (larger width possible upon application) Maximum projection: 3.5m (subject to suitable fixing height, larger width possible upon application)

Housing Types

Wall Mounted

Arm Options

Minimum Pitch 10°, Maximum Pitch 35°

Fixings

Bracket Options

Fixing Bracket 85mm

Style Options

Operation Options

Electric

Manual

Finial Options

Acorn

Classic

Elliptical

Florette

Valance Options

Cross Section

Valance Styles

Straight

Turreted

Castle

Scalloped

Wave

Branding Options

Logo

Text

Full Pattern

Guilding

Optional Extras

Vibration sensor

Sun, wind & wain sensors

Finishes

Fabric Plain

We use the finest cloth. It is specially treated acrylic canvas that is Teflon coated to deal with the worst of the British weather. This secret process ensures that your awning is water-proof, rot-proof, shrink-proof and stain resistant with an additional anti-mildew treatment. It is also flame-retardant and extremely durable.

We also have a huge range of colours, as well as being able to match special colours.

Fabric Striped

Other combinations of colours also available.

Metalwork

Please note, frames can be powdercoated to any RAL colour, however there is a surcharge for any non-standard colour.

As a result of the ban on the use of heavy metals in powder coatings. paint manufacturers can no longer guarantee colour stability despite making every effort to do so. It therefore cannot be excluded that colours in general may fade with time. For technical reasons, the colours may appear different when printed.

Timber Colour

We always make the box that encases the cover and roller from solid timber not aluminium or steel replicas, which are common but inferior alternatives. We only use treated hardwood timber which resists warping and deteriorating. The box is given numerous coats of paint applied by hand to customers colour specifications. There is a choice of timber options including English, Jacobean and light oak, English and aged mahogany and Pacific cedar which can all be varnished to allow the natural grain to show.