Simplicity Free Mono FAQs

Yes, each post requires a 600x600x600mm concrete pad foundation to ensure stability and proper drainage. This should be factored into the project planning stage.

In many domestic cases, planning permission may not be required, especially for open verandas. However, due to its structural scale, we recommend checking with the local planning authority before installation.

Yes, it’s freestanding design and architectural appeal make it an excellent choice for commercial uses such as hospitality terraces, covered walkways, smoking shelters and retail seating areas.

The Simplicity Free Mono is compatible with a range of upgrades including LED spotlights, Solar Control Glazing, Glass Sliding Doors, Privacy Screens, Infrared heaters, Manual Pleated Under Blinds and more.

It is supplied in RAL 7016 Anthracite Grey (Textured) as standard, with optional upgrades to RAL 9005 Jet Black, RAL 9016 Traffic White or any bespoke RAL colour at additional cost.

Yes, it is ideal for creating enclosed garden rooms or luxury outdoor spaces. By adding glass sliding doors and fixed glass side frames, it can be transformed into a fully usable space throughout the year.

The system is glazed with 6mm toughened glass panels as standard. The hidden pitch ensures effective water run-off while retaining a crisp, flat-roof look from every angle.

The Simplicity Free Mono offers a maximum projection of up to 4 metres and allows up to 4 metres between front posts, making it suitable for spacious, open-plan installations.

While both systems share the same flat-roof visual aesthetic and freestanding design, the Mono features a single-pitch (mono-pitched) roof hidden within the ring beam. The Apex version has a dual-pitched roof, offering a symmetrical ridge appearance for larger or more traditional spaces.

The Simplicity Free Mono can be installed as either a wall-mounted or freestanding structure. This flexibility makes it ideal for a wide range of applications, whether you're attaching it to an existing building or positioning it independently in open space.