From Edwardian semis in Muswell Hill to family homes in Barnet and Enfield, north London gardens are ideal for awnings that turn the patio into a usable outdoor room.
Edwardian and 1930s homes are common here, often with rear extensions, bi-fold doors and limited height below the gutter line. We frequently use gutter or soffit brackets to lift the awning for headroom, and cable motors neatly behind downpipes or gutters.
Most rear-garden retractable awnings on houses don't need planning permission, but north London has many conservation areas (Highgate and Hampstead among them). If your home is listed or in a conservation area, we'll advise before you order.
High streets such as Muswell Hill Broadway, Southgate and Wood Green have plenty of cafés with pavement seating. A retractable awning extends covers in changeable weather; branded valances may need advertisement consent.
Most rear-garden retractable awnings on houses don't need planning permission, but north London has many conservation areas (Highgate and Hampstead among them). If your home is listed or in a conservation area, we'll advise before you order.
Edwardian and 1930s homes are common here, often with rear extensions, bi-fold doors and limited height below the gutter line. We frequently use gutter or soffit brackets to lift the awning for headroom, and cable motors neatly behind downpipes or gutters.
We cover 9 towns and neighbourhoods across north London, listed on this page. If yours isn't listed, send us your postcode and we'll confirm.
High streets such as Muswell Hill Broadway, Southgate and Wood Green have plenty of cafés with pavement seating. A retractable awning extends covers in changeable weather; branded valances may need advertisement consent.