Start with terrace coverage. Connect the roof and side choices to the building and the customer’s intended use.
Original concept drawing. Your range and product rules define the final experience.
Step 1 of 4
Describe the covered area and how the customer expects to use it. Keep the footprint distinct from the surrounding terrace so the first direction is easy to discuss.
Example direction: a 4.0 × 3.0 m covered terrace. Proportions illustrate the concept; site dimensions are not confirmed.
Use the real roof-glazing terminology from the supplier’s range. A bright product image can introduce the idea, while the specification and available systems need product review.
Roof direction: glass-roof concept. Glazing specification and product limits remain for supplier review.
Discuss which sides stay open and which may receive protection. Keep entrances and the customer’s intended circulation visible alongside the proposed panels.
Side direction: open terrace or a side-panel discussion. The concept does not confirm compatible panel systems.
Bring the footprint, roof direction, side preferences and setting questions into one brief. The installation review can then address the connection to the building and the site details.
Handover: terrace purpose, example footprint, roof and side preferences, plus the outstanding site questions.
This walkthrough introduces the decisions. A production experience uses your confirmed product range, compatible options and agreed handover.
Tell us what you sell. We’ll review your product options, pricing rules, and the brief your team needs.
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