STOBAG textile vertical awnings can be installed flexibly – depending on the structural situation, they can be mounted directly on the facade, in the soffit, under the ceiling, or with the protection in niches. Models with side guide rail are used for cantilevered solutions.

Textile vertical awnings create a pleasant, even lighting atmosphere without harsh shading and contribute to an elegant, modern look.

A major advantage is the view outside: depending on the fabric you choose, you can enjoy privacy and an unobstructed view at the same time.

In combination with ZIP guide systems, textile window awnings are also wind-resistant, close seamlessly, and offer the protection from sideways light – also ideal as insect screens.

In everyday use, they score points for being easy to care for: many fabrics are dirt- and water-repellent – significantly lower maintenance than classic systems with moving elements.

The choice of fabric determines the level of privacy and sun protection your window awning offers. It also influences how much daylight enters the room.

Screen fabrics allow daylight to pass through, enable you to see outside, and provide privacy during the day.

Acrylic fabrics are opaque and offer more privacy in the evening. However, they are still slightly translucent to create a cozy atmosphere during the day.

Darkening fabrics are suitable for maximum darkening, e.g., in bedrooms or presentation rooms.

In addition to function, appearance also plays a role: In the STOBAG Collection, you will find high-quality European fabrics in many colors. Find your favorite fabric in the STOBAG fabric finder. We would be happy to advise you personally or send fabric samples to your home.

The most effective sun protection is external – because the sun's rays are intercepted before they hit the window pane. Textile vertical awnings offer a particularly versatile solution: they not only provide the protection against overheating, but also provide privacy. STOBAG awnings offer effective sun protection for windows.

Effective heat protection starts outside the window. Window awnings prevent sunlight from hitting the glass and penetrating inside, which stops rooms from heating up. In contrast, interior blinds or curtains cannot stop the heat, as the sunlight has already entered the room and is converted into heat inside. We therefore recommend always placing heat protection on the outside – for noticeably more comfortable room temperatures.