Awning

Overview
Lean-to pavilions are single-pitch framed structures designed to integrate a tented cover directly against an existing building. They provide a sloped roof for efficient water and snow drainage and an open interior free of central pillars, making them suitable for modular warehouses and adjacent covered areas.

Key features

• Single-pitch (lean-to) frame for direct integration with existing buildings
• Lightweight, customizable structure adapted to site constraints
• Sloped roof (18°) to facilitate rain and snow runoff and avoid water pooling
• Open-plan interiors with stepped heights—higher on the sloped side
• No central pillars, maximizing usable covered area
• Cover membranes are fire-retardant and waterproof to prevent leaks
• Material-efficient design compared with other pavilion types (reduced investment)
• No fixed length limit; configurable span and length to project requirements

Applications and performance
Suitable for modular storage, industrial annexes, sports canopies, equestrian covers and other applications requiring a covered area adjacent to an existing building. The lean-to layout increases interior height on the sloped side while minimizing material usage and foundation requirements.

Technical specifications

• Roof slope: 18°
• Maximum recommended clear width: 18 m
• Maximum recommended height: up to 10 m
• Length: unlimited (configurable)
• Frame type: single-pitch / lean-to
• Interior: open-plan, no central pillars; two-height interior possible
• Covering: waterproof, fire-retardant membrane
• Design: customized for integration with adjacent building