Bespoke awnings with Cortinsa
We create bespoke awnings: technical, innovative and built to withstand whatever conditions you need.
Unique designs and cutting-edge technology for every space: motorisation, heating, lighting, wind and rain sensors…
Below we show you the different types of awnings, so you can discover the endless possibilities. We offer a home visit and personalised advice to help you create your project.
Veranda Awning
One of the most attractive made-to-measure awnings on the market, with a wide range of fabrics.
This product is perfect for use on pergolas or to cover an entire roof
MARKILUX 770/870
These awnings provide shade covering up to 4 metres by 4 metres.
Very quiet awnings, with a compact cassette and optimised runners with soft-close mechanism.
Option to add a motor and Tracfix technology.
Markilux 770 corner design.
Markilux 870 round design.
MARKILUX 779-879
Awnings under a glass roof offer protection against dirt and moisture as well as highly effective sun protection.
Options include lighting, motorisation, the Tracfix system, and wind and rain sensors.
Markilux 879: 600cm with a maximum projection of 450cm / 400cm with a maximum projection of 600cm.
879 Tracfix: 600cm with a maximum projection of 400cm.
MARKILUX 8800
An award-winning awning thanks to its beautiful design.
This awning can cover areas of up to 36 m² with a single fabric panel.
Sun and wind sensors, a motor, Silentec technology and the Tracfix system can be fitted.
Markilux 8800: maximum line length: 700 cm with a maximum projection of 450 cm or 500 cm with a maximum projection of 700 cm.
8800 Tracfix: maximum projection: 600 cm with a maximum extension of 450 cm or 500 cm with a maximum extension of 600 cm.
MARKILUX 8850
It has been designed to enclose and cover sloping roofs.
The guide rails can be moved up to 100 cm inwards or outwards.
It can be fitted with a motor with remote control, sun and wind sensors, and a round cassette profile with angled rails.
Markilux 8850: 650 cm with a maximum projection of 400 cm or 500 cm with a maximum projection of 500 cm.
Straight-arm awning
The most traditional made-to-measure awnings on the market. Their design has been refined over time.
Fully fixed arms and a single movement perpendicular to the wall.
MARKILUX 730/830
Swivel angle of up to 140° to better control the amount of light and heat entering the space. The fabric will always remain taut thanks to special pneumatic springs in the arms.
Sun and wind sensors can be fitted to take the worry out of bad weather, and a motor and remote control for more convenient use and to extend the awning’s lifespan.
Maximum dimensions: 700cm wide.
Marinero Awning
Also known as a lattice awning, it is characterised by the waves created by the fabric in the structure.
This frame can be made of wood or iron, with the fabric covering the entire top section.
Suitable for all kinds of settings, including homes, restaurants, hotels and terraces.
Water- and heat-insulating fabrics, motorisation, lighting and heating can be incorporated.
There is a wide variety of fabrics and colours available to ensure the terrace décor matches the home’s aesthetic. It is important to seek expert advice beforehand to ensure the product is finished to a high standard.
Invisible Arm Awning
It is characterised by the little space it takes up and its design.
They are also highly recommended made-to-measure awnings for large terraces in both homes and commercial premises.
It has a single wall or ceiling bracket and is operated from there.
We offer 3 types of guide
Cable-operated:
Used in locations with little wind and one of the most aesthetically pleasing options, as only a thin steel cable is visible on the side of the awning.
Aluminium side rail:
Installed in locations with infrequent wind; this side guide allows the awning to be made 100% opaque.
Zip guide:
Protection in strong winds thanks to the zip located inside the guide, providing great strength to the fabric and structure.
CORTINSA ZIP
The Cortinsa ZIP is based on roller blinds with side guides featuring a zip system. The zip’s function is to secure the blind in the guides so that it can withstand strong winds.
Another function of the zip is to prevent light from entering through it.
Furthermore, this blind is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, although it is recommended to use a simple guided blind for interiors and a ZIP blind for exteriors. The simple guided blind provides sufficient opacity if that is what is required.
The fabrics typically used for this curtain are screens or poliscreens.
