Adjustable-pitch cassette awning configurator: treat pitch as a choice to review with the mounting position
An adjustable-pitch cassette awning needs a discussion about both coverage and position on the building. A customer can understand the visual effect of pitch more easily when the mounting reference stays visible.
Treat pitch as a choice to review with the mounting position
Compare the selected width and projection before reviewing the pitch preference. Use a side view to explain the relationship between the fabric line, the façade and the occupied space. Keep the parked cassette position part of the comparison rather than considering only the extended appearance.
More projection or a different pitch preference?
Compare these as separate questions: projection concerns the area being discussed, while pitch changes the visual fabric line relative to the mounting reference. Keep the cassette position visible. The chosen angle does not by itself confirm mounting height, clearance or the supplied awning’s operating limits.
Change one terrace variable at a time
First compare the required reach over the seating with the building and doors visible. Then review pitch while holding that projection steady. The customer can see whether they are asking for more coverage or a different roof angle instead of comparing two images with several unrelated changes.
Use the retracted view to discuss cassette appearance after the extended arrangement is clear. Record the selected fabric, frame and operating preferences together. Keep the actual fixing position and installer review separate from the preferred visual pitch so the enquiry remains practical for the site visit.
Adjustable-pitch cassette awning options to compare
Review the selected model before refining individual details. Available choices can change with the model and earlier selections; the groups below describe the current starting configuration.
Model
- Awning model
- Open folding-arm awning
- Enclosed cassette awning
- Cofre K-SET 30
Structure
- Post shape
- Rounded
- Squared
- Telescopic posts
- Fixed posts
- Telescopic posts
Dimensions
- Width
- 1–6 m in the current model
- Projection
- 1.25 m
- 1.5 m
- 1.75 m
- 2 m
- 2.25 m
- 2.5 m
- Dimensions type
- Standard
- Custom
- Post width
- 150 mm
- 120 mm
Finishes
- Structure color type
- 9010
- Custom
- Roof color
- Lin Chiné
- Grège
- Gypse Piqué
- Craie Link
- Beige
- Hêtre Link
- Naturel
- Ivoire
- Dune
- Toast
- Chanvre
- Perle Flammé
- Fabric color type
- 7047
- 9001
- 9003
- 9011
- Striped
- Custom
- Valance color
- Lin Chiné
- Fabric color
- ORC 8904 120 | Lin Chiné
Roof
- Pitched roof
- Pitched roof
Lighting & power
- Coupled
- Yes
- No
- No lights
- No Lights
- Lights
Accessories
- Orchestra Collection
- Natural
- Polar
- Solar
- Stone
- Valance
- No Valance
- Valance
- Valance type
- Fixed
- Retractable
- Valance design
- Straight
- Wavy
- Motorization
- Manual
- Motorized with remote control
- Motorized with switch control
- Services
- Installation
Advanced
- Awning type
- With posts
- Integrated
- Installation type
- On wall
- On ceiling
- On roof
- Ballast box
- Ballast box
- Arm type
- Prestige
- Cassette type
- Cassette
- Cassette shape
- Rounded
- Heaters
- No Heaters
- Heaters
- Heater positions
- Left
- Right
- No sensors
- No sensors
- Sensors
- Motorized elements
- Roof
- Valance
Dimension ranges describe the current model controls. Confirm the selected product, final measurements and supplied specification with the manufacturer.
Worked example: a customer brief for adjustable-pitch cassette awning
For a terrace beside a frequently used door, save the intended size and compare pitch preferences from the side. Record the route under the awning and the parked cassette relationship. List the selected product and operating package in the proposal, with fixing dimensions checked at the site review.
From adjustable-pitch cassette awning choices to a clear proposal
Record the chosen awning and frame finish on the proposal, with mounting measurements and operating limits confirmed by the supplier. A visual pitch selection is not proof of a suitable fixing height or weather performance. Those details need to remain visible as product and installation review questions.
Questions for your adjustable-pitch cassette awning review
- Width and projection
- Pitch preference
- Parked cassette
- Mounting-height review
Adjustable-pitch cassette awning configurator FAQs
Can a visual pitch preference replace the installation survey?
No. Record the preference, then confirm mounting height, clearances and the actual supplied system’s requirements with the installer.
How should I discuss pitch without confusing it with projection?
Projection describes the reach over the terrace; pitch changes the visual roof angle. Compare them separately against the same doors and seating area. Record the preferred arrangement for the installer to review rather than treating a visual angle as a confirmed fixing design.
Put the choices
in the same view.
Explore the adjustable-pitch cassette awning configurator, review the available product options and discuss your own range with our team.