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SHELTERS

A canopy is a lightweight structure attached to an exterior wall of a building, designed to provide protection from the elements such as rain, sun, and snow at entrances, windows, balconies, or outdoor areas of the home.

It usually consists of a load-bearing structure and a covering made of resistant, transparent or semi-transparent materials, such as compact or honeycomb polycarbonate, laminated glass, or lightweight sheet metal.



  • Protection: Protects doors and windows from rain and reduces direct exposure to the sun.
  • Comfort: improves access to the home, preventing water or ice from building up in front of the entrance.
  • Aesthetics: it contributes to the decoration of the facade, and can be customized in style to suit the building.


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Frequently Asked Questions about shelters

  • What is a shelter for?

    A canopy protects entrances, doors, windows, balconies, and other outdoor areas from direct exposure to rain, sun, and snow. It can also help enhance the aesthetics of the building's façade.

  • What materials can shelters be made of?

    Canopies generally consist of a supporting structure and a roof. The roof can be made of durable, transparent or semi-transparent materials, such as solid or honeycomb polycarbonate, laminated glass, and lightweight sheet metal.


  • Where can a carport be installed?

    A canopy can be installed at entrances, windows, balconies, and outdoor areas of the home. The configuration depends on the available space and the building's architectural features.


  • Is it possible to customize a canopy?

    Yes. The canopies can be customized in style and materials based on the characteristics of the façade and specific design requirements, combining weather protection with aesthetic integration.