Planning permission is often not required for open-sided installations, but we recommend checking with your local authority, especially for larger enclosed structures or commercial settings.
A 600x600x600mm concrete pad foundation is required for each post to ensure long-term structural stability and proper drainage. This should be accounted for during project planning.
Yes, its large span and architectural design make it an excellent choice for outdoor hospitality areas, retail terraces, covered walkways and event spaces. The dual-pitch roof adds visual impact while maintaining structural efficiency.
Available upgrades include LED spotlights, California infrared heaters, privacy screens, pleated under blinds, glass sliding doors and solar control glass. These can all be specified to enhance functionality and comfort.
The system is supplied in RAL 7016 Anthracite Grey (Textured) as standard. Other colours, including RAL 9005 Jet Black, RAL 9016 Traffic White and bespoke RAL colours, are available at additional cost.
Yes, it is perfectly suited for use as a luxury glass room or garden room. Fixed side frames and glass sliding doors can be added to fully enclose the space for year-round enjoyment.
The Simplicity Free Apex is glazed with 6mm toughened glass panels as standard, delivering high levels of clarity, strength and weather resistance. Optional upgrades include Solar Control Glass and Manual Pleated Under Blinds for enhanced shading and comfort.
The system offers a maximum projection of up to 4 metres and can span up to 3.2 metres between posts. These dimensions make it ideal for larger open areas that require fewer obstructions and uninterrupted usability.
The Simplicity Free Apex features two inward-sloping roof sections that meet at a central ridge beam. This creates an elegant pitched-roof look while maintaining a clean, contemporary flat appearance from the exterior thanks to the enclosed ring beam.
Yes, the system can be installed as either a freestanding or wall-mounted structure. This gives maximum flexibility when planning outdoor spaces, particularly where wall access is limited or when creating detached outdoor rooms.