The most classic blinds are heart-stoppingly up-to-date!

The awning is widely considered the most classic form of awning - although you could put up a tree about that - but that does not mean it is not up to date. On the contrary! The awning is right up to date! In terms of style and design, but also in terms of technology and use of materials. 

Those who choose an awning do not have to live in a monument, be 100+ or have a weakness for antiquity. First and foremost, an awning is a highly efficient awning. Because it encloses the window, so to speak, it also repels any sun that might enter from the side. Very useful! At the same time, it preserves the view outside. Not bad either. 

An awning can be designed sleek and modern, but also more classic. Technically and in terms of materials, a lot is possible. The end user can go outside to lower or raise the awning and then wind the control cord back around the frog, as it has been done for a hundred or more years. But motor operation and everything in between is also simply possible. Plastic and aluminum hoods, integrated LED lighting, all types of fabric, the possibilities are endless. Right up to date.

And then there's that tree we can put up about the oldest forms of shading. For example, if you look at old photographs and postcards from the beginning of the last century, you usually see mostly ... drop-down screens. Sometimes very simple in wood, but mostly made of iron, with a strikingly slender framework. In part, they were fixed by the local carpenter or blacksmith, but factory-produced they were also around. But the classic image? That is and remains reserved for the awning!