Rain cover that keeps the light
With around 1,097 mm of rain a year, most people want dependable rain cover without a dark space - polycarbonate roofs let through 25-88% of the light depending on tint.
Serving Invercargill
Designed, built and installed by our Dunedin team, about 177 km from Invercargill. Call 021 025 1364 or book a free measure below.

With around 1,097 mm of rain a year, most people want dependable rain cover without a dark space - polycarbonate roofs let through 25-88% of the light depending on tint.
Invercargill is New Zealand's second-windiest city after Wellington, and heavy snow in September 2010 collapsed the roof of Stadium Southland. Our opening louvre roofs are rated for winds up to 200 km/h and Elite Canopies up to 160 km/h; fixed panels or blinds on the exposed side add shelter at ground level.
Invercargill is in the Invercargill City Council area. Open, unroofed pergolas are exempt from building consent, but a roofed cover such as a canopy or louvre roof has to fit the awning or carport size limits to avoid one. We help you work out what applies before work is booked.
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Customer Perspective
Read our Google reviews“So pleased with my out door living space. Very high spec and blends in with my house seamlessly, at an extremely competitive price. The communication and follow up has been 2nd to none. Friendly reliable staff at the Dunedin store.”
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