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Take business outside by specifying an awning

Four pergolas provide great kerb appeal and extend weather-protected outdoor dining into the evening at a restaurant in Mannheim, Germany

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Outdoor adaptability: Markilux Pergola Stretch awnings at the Bootshaus restaurant, Mannheim.
Outdoor adaptability: Markilux Pergola Stretch awnings at the Bootshaus restaurant, Mannheim.

Specifying awnings for pavement areas and terraces helps hospitality businesses to boost cover numbers and improve their presence on the high street.

Covered outdoor areas provide diners with protection from the sun during the summer and from wind and rain all year round, extending serving times into evenings and, with built-in heating, all year round too.

Designed well, they will also contribute to local placemaking and improving public realm. 

Markilux Pergola Stretch at Bootshaus, Mannheim 

The owners of the Bootshaus restaurant and cafe in Mannheim, Germany chose the Pergola Stretch awning from German shading solutions manufacturer Markilux for their 160 square metre outside terrace.

The space is now more versatile and has capacity for bookings and events for up to 500 people, whatever the weather. 

  • The Marklilux project team can help architects specify large-scale weather protection and shading for their hospitality clients.
    The Marklilux project team can help architects specify large-scale weather protection and shading for their hospitality clients.
  • Four joined awning units provide coverage of over 23 metres, plus a seven-metre extension.
    Four joined awning units provide coverage of over 23 metres, plus a seven-metre extension.
  • In-built LED lighting creates an inviting ambience as the sun sets.
    In-built LED lighting creates an inviting ambience as the sun sets.
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'Last autumn, after a few months of preliminary planning, we supplied Bootshaus with our Pergola Stretch awning in a rainproof fabric so their terrace could be used more,' says Markilux sales manager Jan Kattenbeck. 

'The system consists of four joined awning units that cover a width of over 23 metres with an extension of seven metres.'

Two vertical blinds with panoramic windows and triangular side sections allow the terrace to be closed off at the sides for all-round weather protection.  

LED lighting systems ensure an attractive lighting atmosphere in the evening and in-built infra-red heating can also be specified.

The pergola system was installed in just over a week by a local Markilux specialist dealer, supported by the company's service team. All components were lifted in by crane.

The Markilux Pergola Stretch awning was winner of the German Design Award Special Mention 2021.

For more information and technical support, visit markilux.com

Contact:
0800 014 9952
info@markilux.co.uk


 

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