You can freely control solar heat! Here is a detailed explanation about awnings.
The origin of the word "awning" comes from the English translation meaning "sunshade" or "rain cover." In Japan, it refers to a movable tent installed on the outside of buildings that functions to adjust sunlight and shield from rain. There are electric and manual types, and in the case of electric awnings, remote control switches for manual operation or sensors that automatically adjust based on wind and light intensity can also be installed. **Benefits of Awnings** - Control of solar heat - Excellent energy-saving effect - Suitable for preventing air conditioning sickness - Comfortable space with airflow - UV protection - Blocks the view from the surroundings *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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【Uses】 ■ Space expansion, signage and markers ■ UV protection, glare reduction ■ Solar heat control, energy saving, prevention of air conditioning sickness ■ Outdoor smoking area ■ Measures against afternoon sun, rain protection *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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The Exterior Division was established in 1982 based on pipe processing technology for office chairs. Currently, it focuses on garden exterior products such as "awnings," "parasols," and "garden furniture." Each product features a variety of designs and variations to meet market needs. In the future, we will leverage Takano's unique strengths to focus on developing high-value-added products utilizing mechatronics, security technology, and electrical components. Additionally, we will also enhance the development of products using recycled materials.
![[Construction Example] Awning for Sunshade and Rain Protection](https://image.www.ipros.com/public/product/image/d18/2000369115/IPROS522606076250000818.jpg?w=280&h=280)
