A Standard Awning is similar to a sail in that it is a lightweight demountable fabric structure. However a standard awning has a rectangular appearance with straight edges.

An Outrigger Retracting Awning is roof mounted structure which is either motorised or manually operated. An retracting awning is exceptionally can be left out in high winds and heavy is typically rectangular in shape.

A Retracting Sail is similar to a retracting awning in that it is a wall or roof mounted structure which is either motorised or manually operated. However a retracting sail can be made to a huge range of triangular and trapezoidal shapes and is typically curved on the edges.

A Batten Awning is a lightweight fabric structure with aluminium battens sewn into fabric pockets. The battens stiffen the fabric, eliminate flapping, and ensure the awning does not hold water. battens my be curved, pitched, or straight, and batten awning is typically a 4 sided shape.

An Outrigger Batten Sail is similar to a batten awning with its curved, pitched, or straight battens, however it does not have a frame and it is more like a sail in appearance. A batten sail is typically a 4 sided shape.

An Outrigger Cantilevered Batten Awning is a lightweight freestanding structure with supporting poles on one side only. The poles are fabricated with rigid arms and a cantilevered awning can be made to almost any 4 sided shape.

An Outrigger Carport Awning could be any one of the above styles of awning. Our most popular carport designs are the freestanding sail, retracting awning, and cantilevered batten awning.

An Outrigger Pergola Awning could be any one of the above styles of awning. Our most popular pergola awning designs are the retracting awning, batten awning, and sail. A pergola awning will utilise the existing or proposed pergola structure to come up with a lightweight fabric awning design.

An Outrigger Pool Sail may be retracting, fixed or demountable, and can be custom designed to almost any shape, size, and colour.

An Outrigger Side Screen is a roller mounted screen which is either motorised or manually operated via a winch or crank. An Outrigger side screen is exceptionally robust and can be left out in high winds and heavy rain. A side screen is typically rectangular in shape, however they can also be made to a huge range of 3 and 4 sided shapes.