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Introducing Erhardt Markisen - 2nd October 2018
Coming very soon to Commercial Awnings UK is a wide range of products manufactured by German giants Erhadt Markisen. The range of specially chosen products consists of a host of fantastic retractable awnings, and two different glass roof and glass room systems.
Erhardt Makisen was founded in 1980, and over the past 38 years the company has grown from a one man operation up to the giants they they are now. Operating out of a site at Burtenbach, in the famous region of Bavaria, they focus on ultra high quality products, and innovation at all times. Alongside this, their staff pride themselves on being knowledgeable and reliable.
All fabrics for their awnings undergo strict testing, in both the weaving plant and the sowing room, whilst the current range of materials spans to over 250 different fabric designs across seven collections.
Commercial Awnings UK are planning to sell the following products:
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Erhardt BS-System An awning system with three basic models, available with many extras and variations. |
Erhardt C A classic cassette awning with flexbiel installation options to suit you. |
Erhardt J A proven casette awning that impresses right down to the smallest of details. |
Erhardt K A small cassette awning with an installation height of just 13cm, excelling on balconies and terraces. |
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Erhardt PM An aluminium pergola awning system that provides flexible protection for both domestic or commercial settings. |
Erhardt Q A modern Bauhaus inspired design, incorporating the very best in technical advances alongside LED lighting. |
Erhardt S An open cassette awning with a sleek and simple design, with modern fabric choices. |
Erhardt SD A very high-performance cassette awning with sophisticated technology and a low profile design. |
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T100 A slimmer profile and minimalist design makes the T100 fantastic for smaller properties. |
T150 A larger extension size, makes the T150 perfect for larger areas and businesses with big outdoor areas. |
